Why do all majeerteen have a

[Khalid Ali]

Walanweyn accent u hardly see in qurbaha an mj with a reer bari or mudug accent they all sound reer xamar walanweyn. With nooh nooh iyo dhoohoysa . Strange stuff reallly waa u fiirsaday its all adult and mj youth

[Northkil]

[mahor]

Most of the mj's that moved abroad are refugees from the south. Mj's heavily populated the south (mainly xamar and also baydhabo, beledweyne) during the colonial and civilian gov era.

[TarTar]

Get rid off them waa la fahmay laakin who do you want to replace them?

i mamul goboleed with power mean transfer national sovereignty to tha 5 memer states of tha ex italian colony. that would replace roble n farmajo wit da 5 governors. i'm not from tha ex italian colony but i think that's wat gobdoon meant by replace farmajo n roble

I figured that is what he meant. Puntland, judging by their actions in the last 20 years, will never allow themselves to be directly ruled from Mogadishu. It is not Marehan, Rahanweyn, or Ogaden they fear but Hawiye. Particularly Hiiraab. They just don't trust them regardless of what they say on the outside.

1st of all Magerten is part of the south politics n culture

sum of 'em have a fear of marehan n hawiya. that paranoia might be pushing them 2 b stealth secessionists. but they still look up to Hamar culturally. n they want to control Hamar while Puntland is independent of Hamar. n dats y they don't declare their secession

[Khalid Ali]

That makes no sense their marexan cousins dont have a heavy walanweyn accent and they are deep in the south. Marexaan actually have a very standard Somali accent somethings between a somali galbeed woqoyi and a mudug accent.

[SunFromNorth]

The Majeteein have lived in Mogadishu for centuries before the Italian colonists arrived, those are the ones who were expelled to the Diaspora in 1991. The Marehan did not arrive in Xamar before the 60s. The MJ in Beenadir also integrated way more than Marehan. The MJ do not look down on Hutu culture as much as Marehan does.

[mahor]

That makes no sense their marexan cousins dont have a heavy walanweyn accent and they are deep in the south. Marexaan actually have a very standard Somali accent somethings between a somali galbeed woqoyi and a mudug accent.

That's because people from Jubbaland have still preserved their culture/language from mudug. The marexaans that were expelled from xamar probably also speak a "xamar" dialect.

[gobdoon]

You all fallen the trap, the person started this topic wanted distract the current issue, what happened Lascanood, where fellow Somalis were treated like the Jewish people were treated by the Nazis of Germany

[Khalid Ali]

Garacdoon do u really think i want to deflect whats happenings to a few xurufles in somaliland i actually support their removal good riddance there bunch of beggars any ways i never was fond of gudhus. Talk as much as u want about i support all walanweyns to be removed fom Somaliland.

[gobdoon]

And you live in the UK with British passport and residence, don't you think you hypocritical and a human being with no decency and morals

[barbarossa]

Incidentally, this week we are celebrating the annual Hawiye Heritage Week.

To mark this event, we kindly ask our qaldaan cousins to do their part and honor this week by adopting some of the habits and modes of living of this noblest of Skinny clans.

For instance, qowdhans/shuunis may want to incorporate few 'nooh' words into their daily conversations, or engage in some actual Hawiye traditional activities, like donning their attire, feasting on Hawiye foods like cambuulo, muufo, moxog etc,; or better yet, performing some of the more popular Hawiye folklore dances/songs, such as walsaqo, shirib, guuroow, and just for a good measure, perhaps, some niiko, though the latter, is not technically considered of belonging to Hawiye in origin.

[paperino]

There are several Maxaa accents, some mutually intelligble, some not. Even Maay has a few accents. If Khalid speaks his accent within certain communities, they would wonder what language he's speaking. Khalid's accent isn't standard, and only a minority of Somalis speak it. Personally, I can understand most accents with the exception of certain Maays. Khalid is an example of certain geeljires who place importance on speaking, oral poetry, idioms, maahmaahs, etc--but terrible at intellectual & manual skills.

[Thecoolguysomali]

Walanweyn accent u hardly see in qurbaha an mj with a reer bari or mudug accent they all sound reer xamar walanweyn. With nooh nooh iyo dhoohoysa . Strange stuff reallly waa u fiirsaday its all adult and mj youth

the jareerteens were aided by marexan and brought to xamar during barres regime and most were whiped out and most of their qurbo are relatives of these people