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DO WE REALLY SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE?

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Salaams all

 

Topic'kaan wuxuu ku saabsan yahay is af garad la'aanta dhaxtaalo umada Soomaaliyeed siibo reer Waqooyi'ga iyo reer Koonfur'ta. Inkastoo aan nahay dad Somali ah oo ka dhaxeyso hal luqad isma fahanno marka aan u fiirsanno labo quf oo ka kala yimit waqooyiga iyo koonfur hadalkooda.

 

Maalinbaa hooyadey saaxiibteet soo wacday hooyo. (hooyadey saaxibteeda waa reer waqooyi) Dhar bey gadgadeysay, oo wexey ku tiri;

 

saaxiibti - "heblaayo, dee dharki shalay bey yimaadeen, oo waxaa la soo diray duruuc qurxan oo gorgorado top'eh la socdaan iyo hilqado.

 

hooyadey - "haye, ma xumee hilqadaha ma kuwa waaweyn baa oo asturaat eh oo garbaha dhan qarinaayo inleen marwo baan ahay oo sida gabdhaha yar uma libisan karee?"

 

saaxiibti - "aga, ee maxey leedahay wuxu? naa hilqado oo asturaat noqon kara maba jiraan"......"alla, inleen reer koonfur baan la hadlaayay....naa hilqaduhu waa dhag'dhago!

 

hooyo - "yaah, dhago aa? walaaleey markaad i tiri dirac oo gorgorad la socota aa la keenay, hilqadaha waxaan u maleeyay GABASAAR.

 

another story

 

maalinbaa naag deriskeena eh gurigeena soo wacday oo wexey i warsatay inuu noo yaalo "dusuus" weyn (im thinking to myself naagtaan weyn soomaligeeda waa gaja'gaja) oo cunug baan kuu soo dirsanaa ee iigu soo dhiib.

Aniga digsi weyn aan bac uugu riday oo 10kiilo bariis ka rin karo, cunugi waa iga qaaday alaabti 10minute ka bacdi taleefan ee iga soo daba dirtay. "waa maxay waxa aad ii soo dhiibtay?" anigoo yaaban aan waxaan ku dhahay ee eedo soo marabin digsi weyn? iney igu qosoyashay bee wexey weydiisay gabadheeda ninka qabo (oo reer koonfur eh) waxa lagu dhaho dasuus reer koonfur ahaan markaas buu wuxuu ku yiri "kashawiito, ku dheh". looool kashawiito lee mey iska dhahaan dusuus iyo digsi loool subxaanallaah

 

hey nomads waxaan yeclaan lahay inaad igala qeyb qaadataan topic'gaan oo hadii aad heysaan dhacyaloo oo kuwaas oo kale eh inaad nala qeybsataan idinkoo mudan.

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NGONGE   

Heh. Imagine speaking “different†languages then imagine a caseer boy like me trying to decode both.

 

Here is a story that happened to me along similar lines to your stories. I’m not sure if it will accomplish anything but I suppose you were after anecdotes anyway (apologies for the morbid story in advance).

 

A few years back, my aunt passed away. After going to her burial, I came back with a friend to my local area. My friend decided to visit the Somali barbershop and get his hair cut and since I had nothing better to do, I decided to join him.

 

We walked in and greeted the barber. He greeted us back and asked us why were our shoes muddy! We told him that we just came back from burying my aunt! He said that he heard about her passing away, gave his condolences, stared down to the ground in deep contemplation and then asked: “marka islanta ma duugteen?â€

In my primitive Somali, I understood the word “duugis†to mean giving someone a massage! I thought about his words and assumed that he was talking about first aid! I smiled, shook my head and told him that the old woman was already dead.

 

He smiled and said “lakin ma duugtin?â€

 

I was starting to lose my temper and told him that she was dead, no more, passed away, gone! No amount of “duugis†would bring her back. I told him to watch what he’s saying and have some respect for the dead. Plus, how did he expect my to give my aunt a rubdown anyway? What did he think I was?

 

My friend who was keenly following this argument, finally decided to step in and tell me that “duugis†means “burial†in that part of the world and not a “massageâ€!

 

Alwaax fooqal alwaax nooh. :mad:

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^^kistaas maad shirka la timit?

 

Ngone lool war heedhe common sence kaagi maxaa ku dhacay? quf dhintay waxa kaliix aduunka uuga dhiman soo ma aha duugis, waa maxay message'ka aad ka fikirtay? although is not your fault...but....

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NGONGE   

^^^ ka soco, qoroxle..adi af somaliga kugu adag noooh :D

 

PS

I'm told that word means both things to different people.

 

I can just imagine a woqoyi guy (like me) offering to “duug†a young kunfur girl (like you). I bet she’ll be shocked and call him a sexist pig. The burying of young Muslim girls was abolished over a thousand years ago, she’d say. :D

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^ani maa af-somaliga igu adag? hah hah haa

 

Ngone- hadaad i dhihi leheed ma ku duugaa, magaalada dhan aan kugu diri lahaay, kan diinta Islaamka oo kasoo horjeedaa aan dhihi lahaay, markaasaa xaafada dhan ee kusoo bursan leheed :D

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Faheema.   

Originally posted by
NGONGE

 

and then asked: “marka islanta ma duugteen?â€

In my primitive Somali, I understood the word “duugis†to mean giving someone a massage!

 

I was starting to lose my temper and told him that she was dead, no more, passed away, gone! No amount of “duugis†would bring her back. I told him to watch what he’s saying and have some respect for the dead. Plus, how did he expect my to give my aunt a rubdown anyway? What did he think I was?

 

My friend who was keenly following this argument, finally decided to step in and tell me that “duugis†means “burial†in that part of the world and not a “massageâ€!

 

Alwaax fooqal alwaax nooh. :mad:

:D:D and I thought I was the only one having trouble with that lingo... There was a time I thought Skukumaan was a type of "Nacnac" (Sweet/Candy) :D

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STOIC   

My mom for some reason didn't like us say "Fiirri", she always prefered us say "eegg".

"Thought is impossible without words". John Dewey.

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Sky   

'nooh' is very important, because if you mess up the tone, you might get killed. the trick is to not say it, but convey it. loudly but swiftly.

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Gabbal   

Soomalida afkeeda markii loo kala qaybiyo reer Waqooyi iyo "reer Koonfur" waa mushkilo socoto oo tilmaamayso inaad dadka Soomaaliyeed waxba aadan ka aqiin.

 

1. Reer Waqooyi wax ladaho wee jirtaa ee waa dadka waqooyi ku nool oo waa isku af (maqalka markii la tilmaamayo).

 

2. Reer Mudug ayaguna waa dad isku af ah (markii maqalka la tilmaamayo) iyo isku dhaqan ah oo waa dad dago bartamaha Soomaaliya. Abdulahi Yusuf is a good example of this.

 

3. Reer Benaadir iyo xeradeeda waxa dago waa isku af (markii maqalka la tilmaamayo) oona waa "accentkaa" u jeclahay. Muuse Suudi Yalahow is a good example of this.

 

4. Reer Xamar oo dadka gibil-cadka tilmaamayso waa nooc ka duwan noocyada aan kor kusoo sheegay. A good example of "Reer Xamar" is niikis songs.

 

5. Reer Bay iyo Bakool afkooda Soomaalida inta u badan ma fahmaan ee waaba nooc lala yaabo. Waxaad u malaynaysaa inay afkala yihiin oo waa Oromo iyo Soomaali iyo wax kaloo isku jiro.

 

 

 

 

Generally #'s 1,2, and 3 are called Maxaatiri af-Soomali while #'s 4 and 5 are called Maay af-Soomali.

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:D:D War heedhe waxaan ku qoslay Hilqadaha , balo! ileen cidii reer waqooyi aheyd waxaad moodaa markii luuqada Soomaaliga la qeybinayay intii ugu xumeed inay kusoo aaday iyaga!

 

waxaan maqli jiray " waxaas iyo waxaas baan ku hinqaday.. " :D Xagee nooga timid HILQADAHA la sheegayo..

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HornAfrique ma fahansanit ula jeedada topic'ga, markaad soo fahanto plz kasoo qeyb qaado.

Wax fasiraat eh laguma weydiinin, sheeko qosol eh hadaad haysatit oo rabtit inaad nala qeyb satit soo dhawaaw, wixii halahaas dhaafsiisna waa mowjad kale.

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