Eritrean singer singing about Al-Shabbab!!!

[Warsai]

Elsa Kidane, probabley one of two top Eritrean singers in Eritrea singing about Al-Shabbab LOL!!!

FWD to 6:30 and hear for yourself lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8C3iVzcy ... re=related

[FAH1223]

do you know what shabaab means? looool

[Voltage]

This individual posts only about Eritrean stuff. Are you eritrean?

[Warsai]

Fah, Yeah i do know what shabbab means, i just thought it was funny how the singer was mentioning the word and youth going nuts lol.

And to answer your question Voltage, I'm 100% Eritrean from the "ruda to the tuta"

[Voltage]

Warsai, Shabaab is Arabic for YOUTH. Many eritreans speak Arabic since Eritreans have been living in Sudan throughout the war with Ethiopia and probably incorporated some of those in their languages.

[FAH1223]

[quote="Voltage"]Warsai, Shabaab is Arabic for YOUTH. Many eritreans speak Arabic since Eritreans have been living in Sudan throughout the war with Ethiopia and probably incorporated some of those in their languages.[/quote]

lmao, exactly.....its funny how he couldnt correlate the cameras going at the youth when she kept saying shabaab

[Shankaroon_614]

[quote="Voltage"]Warsai, Shabaab is Arabic for YOUTH. Many eritreans speak Arabic since Eritreans have been living in Sudan throughout the war with Ethiopia and probably incorporated some of those in their languages.[/quote]

Actually Voltage, thats not how it is. You see the national language for Eritrea is Tigrinya, which is part of the Semiatic language group just like Amhara, Arabic, Hebrew, etc.


Wafsai, that sounded nice even though I didn't understand lol. Let me ask you, are u Tigrey?

[Warsai]

Fah & Voltage, ya'll crackin me up! if you read my post carefully you'd see that i did correlate between the singer saying Shabbab and video camera showing the YOUTH! LOL

Fyi: i did take some arabic in college after parents and relatives who did speak pushed me to.


Shank, dont get it twisted bro I aint from tigray decent. I'm 100% Eritrean "from the ruda to the tuda"