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Children's programming in Africa

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I am curious to know, for those of you who were fortunate enough to have grown up back home, what type of shows did you watch in Somalia? since somali was the official language, were there any japanese animes dubbed in somali?
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Re: Children's programming in Africa

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I left 4/5, I don't remember watching anything in Somalia.

But during our stay in Carabaha, I used to watch Lady.....



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Re: Children's programming in Africa

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I dont know about somalia but when I was a kid it was all about Goku and Vegeta, lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-Hjf43k3Cs
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Re: Children's programming in Africa

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Warsan, how are you doing sis....I forgot that most of the people around here left africa at a young age. We used to watch some arabic shows back home, things like iftax yaa zamzam, whatever it was called (arabic sesame street) or النسر الذهبي




Ganjaweed, I was hooked on Dragonballz in my teens. Majinbu :up: :lol:
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Re: Children's programming in Africa

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Skippa, I'm doing good bro alhamdulilah, I hope you are fine too. Hol la'aantay, I asked my older sister what she used to watch in Somalia :lol: She said...Iftax Ya ZamZam exactely the one you said! Iyo Sesame street too loool. I guess you all watched the same stuff.

Oh and Captain Majid was a hit in Carabaha.
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we didn't have tv. my definition of tv was cardboard box and puppets made out of carboad held by one of my friends.
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Re: Children's programming in Africa

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Dionysus wrote:we didn't have tv.

Where did you live?
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Warsan_Star_Muslimah wrote:
Dionysus wrote:we didn't have tv.

Where did you live?
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Re: Children's programming in Africa

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I remember Iftax Yaa Zam-zam used to come on every night at around 7. We also watched bootleg video tapes of Tom & Jerry now & then.

The only kids shows I've seen were mostly dubbed in Arabic or Italian.
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