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  2. Posted

    Ma is tidhi, the thread has become a spot where Cilmi’s poems are recited… smile.gif

    Laakiin, horta ma fahmaysaa idhe kalmadaha uu tiriyey? :confused: Those of you who know the meaning please enlighten us, it would help us (at least me) to get a clear idea of his situation at the time. Take is paragraph for instance…

     

    Inta uu hadhuudhlaha kudaray ama hed soo gooyey

    hal-hal tirada waan lagu heleyn an-iyo Haabiile

    Anigana haduu igu shakalay hadimadiisiiye

    Imikuu u hees yidhi gab'dhaa taan hanteen rabaye

    Aniguna hensii kaama lumin u halgankiisiiye

    Sounds foreign to me :confused: :confused: Bikoos afsoomaligaygu waa isku dex'jir, it consist of, wax new ah, wax la soo amaaneystay iyo wax aan jirin :D

  3. Posted

    Originally posted by Ameenah:

    I ran a search using 2 spelling of my name and ended up with opposit personalities. So I eithr suffer from MPD :rolleyes: or this is just guess work :eek:

    lol, I did the same, spell it the Somali way the English way and the Arabic way..no such luck :mad: lol, until i did this....

     

    The name of Cawo gives you a responsible, reserved, and dignified nature, able to find a certain amount of success in anything you undertake. You have an appreciation for the finer and deeper aspects of life. Your scholarly, studious interests incline you to art, literature, philosophy, music, and drama. Others may consider you to be aloof and unemotional since you often find it difficult to express spontaneously. They could interpret your quietness as disinterest and aloofness, for they do not realize the depth of your feelings and thoughts. You require time alone, especially in the outdoors, to cope with the pressures of life.

     

    Almost suits me down to a T. :D:D:D

  4. Posted

    Hibo Nuro

     

    Walaalo, hadii runta la isgu sheego, your Somali writing skills isn’t exactly perfect, sidaan u arko school uga'maad soo qalin jabin. Kaygana haba ka sheekayn, waa mid feedh iyo laag aan ku bartay oo D.I.Y (Do It Yourself) dhaafay :D .Markaa, hadii qofku aanu afsomaali school uga bixin ama sidaydaa self-taught aanu ahayn maxaa loo qasbi? If they can express themselves better in English or any other language for that matter, then so be it. Just because they are illiterate when it comes to Somali it doesn't mean they have lost their dhaqan in any shape or form.

     

    No offence, laakiin Dadka dookhooda waa la daryeelaa.

     

    Salaama

  5. Posted

    Originally posted by illmatic:

    Mama africa, gabar dahab dubai laga keenay rabta ii soo raadi.
    ;)
    ogowna gabar cad oo buudhan baan fitish u hayaa.

    lol@ wakaa dee, ninba dookhiisa maxaa loola doodi... :D Hadii dumarka taa aad ka dooratay waxaan kuugu ducaynayaa si dag dag ah in'ay kuugu soo duusho ooy kaa daryeesho... Aamin dhe smile.gif

  10. Posted

    Originally posted by Bee:

    Disturbing story.

     

     

    quote:
    Originally by Entrepreneur:

    This does not sound somali! and then there is the woman- she is probably a somali who was a seduced by a non-somali..

    :confused: :confused:
    Bee, I'll second that... in denial is what comes to mind.

     

    Bal dadkan maxaa lagu samayn, maskaxday ka dhaawacanyiine.. :mad:

  13. Posted

    Whoever said "There is no such thing as a beautiful woman who cooks and cleans" was not talking about Somali Sisters... :D

     

    But, surely you didn’t choose her so that she could save you from starvation?

    As Lucky said..."there is more to woman than her physical beauty or her cooking skills". However, if this was your deciding factor...I would say invest in a cook book, that way you get to have your cake and eat it too… ;)

  14. Posted

    Physical attraction is a must…. However, it's possible to be attracted to someone without seeing him or her, but I would say only to an extent, meaning there is still room for disappointments. Indeed you might be drawn to their way of thinking, their ideas, characteristics and the qualities they posses as an individual, but as soon as the two parties collide and physical attraction comes in to play the result is either happily delightful or all hope diminished. Physical Attraction is the core element, it is what determines the outcome of the situation, well for me anyways. ;)

  17. Posted

    lol@Gadiid and she thinks I am the Rude one? hhhmm... what can I say... mulqaacad baa caqliga loogu misee..

     

    Muxajabah, I can see you're young and naive, but insha allah you'll understand one day for the sake of all human kind. smile.gif

  18. Posted

    Originally posted by Muxajabah:

    My brother is getting married to this reer xamar girl, I know is none of my bizinez who he marries but she is so fake, like the rest of reer xamar ppl. I dont even think they should say they are somalis cause they are not, they are just arab wannabes. How can I tell my brother about her fakeness, and are reer xamar ppl really somalis.

    I have 2 things to say to you...

     

    #1. You need HELP that's for sure.

    #2. Take a close look at your signature...

     

    Allah Our God,

    Muhammed (pbuH) Our Prophet,

    Quran Our Book,

    Sunnah Our Path,

    Martyrdom Our Desire,

    Heaven Our Wish,

    Shariat Our Law,

    Preaching Our Mission,

    Peace Our Attitude!

     

    Allah haku soo hadeeyo, Hypocrisy is one thing I can’t stand.

  20. Posted

    haa, oo dhibyaraantaa baa waxuba, But you got to take into account her will power... bilaa ku tiraa waar orad adiguba iska dhargi? The tables might turn on you :D

  21. Posted

    lol, walee ninba waa dookhiisa baa la idhi... haday adiga kuugu baxdo stretch marks iyo baruur then I guess she has nothing to worry about ;) ee ha iska ciido.

  22. Posted

    Originally posted by Gediid:

    Sorry to burst anyone's bubble here but Somali women have a tendency to grow biiiiiig after concieving kids.Marry a halle Berry lookalike and after a couple of kids Furaash looma baahna.So all that body image BS you all dream of is really after all just a dream but we still love you the way you are.

    Gediid Walee waxba noo maad reebin, then you want to retrieve some of the insult by saying

    but we still love you the way you are.

    isdaba qabateenkaasi mid maahee bal wax noola kala hadh, I can assure you dumarka oo dhani digaagad xafeshtay ma nooqdaan markey wax dhalaane.

    I have seen some that look slimmer after having a baby, so all hope is not lost ;) just depends on the individuals goal.

  23. Posted

    Oi, Oi, what is this? a get together? Sounds Fab. So, where’s the location?

    Ocean Restaurant? (About the only decent Somali restaurant in London) Count me in.

     

    p.s. I see what you meant Barwaaqo, SOL becames kinda addictive after a while. :D

  24. Posted

    Originally posted by BARWAAQO:

    No, I don't think attempts to ban female circumcision and infibulation fail to recognise the validity of cultural practices, because as far as I'm concerned, that particular
    cultural practice
    doesn't hold any validity or value whatsoever. Many ppl (Somalis, I mean) who were previously ignorant to all the problems and consequences of female circumcision are becoming aware. Insha'Allah, the practice will be eradicated from our society in time...

    I agree with you on that BARWAAQO, and from what I have just seen on Channel 4 program named *The day I will never forget* about FGM was the most Horrific thing I've ever had to witnesss. A girl, no older than 8yrs was literally being pined to the ground by 3 woman (including the girls mother) while one performed FGM, you could hear her cry, wallahi it brought tears to my eyes. FGM has no place in our Culture or in our Diin.