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Re: KH in the Somali language

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[quote="Gatspy"]Here r some that actually start with 'KH'

Khuuro: snoring
Khoobaro/Khoobar : dolphin (some might say koobaro)
Kharqad: cloth
Kharash: expense (some might say Qarash)
Khiyaamo: deceiving or tricking someone into something[/quote]

Kharash and Khiyaamo are not Somali words. I not not sure about about Khoobaro and Kharqad.

KH is used by some Somalis but I don't think it's native. Same as Z, you will not find any Somali word that starts with Z, even named and words that we have borrowed such as Zahra or Zakat is always pronounce with S, but some people do still pronouce it with Z still.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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Its all about pronunciation bro, qualifying KH to be in Somali alphabets. Z on the other hand isn't, and those who use Z in their names r those in the west who came exposed to it. There is no such pronunciation for Z in Somali, its only S.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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what about these

Khariidad
Khasaare
khudaar
khudrad
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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^^It's Qudrad ,,,,,,,,,,Khasaar is good one.


what about Khaakhaayir Rolling Eyes ..don't tell me waa carabi



SAKHRAAN>SEEKER OF T & J.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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Those r all Arabic snetguy.

lol Sakhraan....dude ma waxbaa kuu khaakhaayiraya mise ur just wasted again.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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khaanad shelf
khalad wrong
khalad mistake
khaldan wrong
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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[quote="michael_ital"]khaanad shelf
khalad wrong
khalad mistake
khaldan wrong[/quote]

khanad= arabic
khalad is ghalad= arabic
qaldan and not khaldan

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Re: KH in the Somali language

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Khalad=gurac in Somali, waa talo guracan, hadal guracan

Kh should be thrown out from da Somali alphabet
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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KH is ok but i could never pronounce DH. i practised many times but never able to pronounce iI. should i pronounce is as TH?
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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In Farsi, Urdu, Pashto and close languages, "bakht" or "bakhti" is used. In Urdu, one of the definitions of bakhti is rotten.

The Rebel, check this Arabic blog:

http://neokhaled.blogspot.com/2007/03/blog-post_29.html
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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Arabman awalan why you call me rebel?

bakht in egyptian they use it as luck. as the blog ya bakhti men wafaq ra'asen bel 7alal. means ya 7ath man wa faq two people in marriage [halal]. waleysa laha ma7al fel loghah Arabia. could be origin turkish. like basha, beh. Also origin is turkish terms.

in somali is mayet or as you said could be rotten.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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[Arabman awalan why you call me rebel?]

I didn't say hyperactive aka The Rebel. How did you know my comment was for you???
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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You called me that few times in other topics. i asked you why you call me that but you didnt reply to me.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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Rebel isnt motamared?

rebels: motamareden?

i dont have dictionary close to me now.
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Re: KH in the Somali language

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[i asked you why you call me that but you didnt reply to me.]

I replied to you why. But, I know why you keep asking why I call you The Rebel. If you're not The Rebel, it won't bother you, plus you won't keep asking whys.
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