Dabrow;793521 wrote: If I understands Hillary she says they dont even want to negotiate with Alshabab? Why close that door? David Cameron also said that. "Negotiating with terrorists will not be allowed".

Jacaylbaro;793515 wrote: He was told there is hunger in Somalia ,,, So he had no choice but to feed them before the conference starts Poor taste in jokes you have :eek:

AU Chairman: We have devided Somalia into four sections for the purposes of the AMISOM missions: 1.Mog 2.Baidoa (2,700 Burundian troops) 3.Kismaayo and 4.Galcacyo(?). very interesting.

LOL Abdiweli being heckled by shabelle media LMAO. Good question though... even better answer.

Is the conference still going ? What have I missed, the last part I was able to catch was the beginning of the IOG speech.:eek:

Fiqikhayre;793460 wrote: Elbows off the table! yaa u sheega

Sayid*Somal;792817 wrote: Look at they way they are crowding around him LMAO

kingofkings;793382 wrote: lunch break. I was about to say... i'm gone for a while and the conference has finished already. Was IOG the last to speak ? Also when do they reconvene ?

How many languages does IOG speak ? Somali, Arabic, French, English all the important ones it seems

which delegates spoke before sheikh shariif ??

The french translator, extremely annoying. She is slurring through the words like a drunk...

Zenawi: "My officials inform me that a concensus has been reached on all major points even before the conference took place". He let the cat out the bag there

In madaxa laga toogta ku wanaagsan lahayd

Meles speaking.

Hillary: "No more charcoal exports will be allowed from Somalia" and "all countries should ban imports of Somali charcoal".

LOL Hillary "do what we say and as we say" or "be left behind" hmmm....

I haven't been watching this long, what delegates/people have spoken so far ? Aside from Shariif, Musevni, Hillary.

Hillary "the international community will not support an extention of the TFG's mandate past August!".

I can't hear a translator ? Any Link ?

Why is Sheikh shariif making his speech in Arabic wtf ?:mad: Whats wrong with Somali ?

Aaliyyah;792641 wrote: Nabada somaliland mumulkisu fidiyay xagu joga? Ma hadalka silanyo ayaad ka hadli marka uu kaso horjeedo ficilkisa oo ah in uu umad ku xasuuqo cida nabada fidisay waa reer khaatumo oo marwalba laha walayaal daris baa nahay ee darisnimada dhawra..nabada ka hadlasid adigu waxay? Marka askartiinu joogto SSC regions? Caqli xumada iyto edabdarada aad isku daba nacamlenasiin. Maanta hadaan sadextina magaalo askar keensado hadana ku dhoho nabad baan raba bal ii sheeg meshay ka shaqeenaso? Hadaan gurigaaga so dhex candhaadhsado ano xabad sita maku odhan kara nabad baan raba nabaadsna waa in gurigaga aan ku mamulo. Caqlixumadaas sakhiifdnimaas dulmigaas edabdaradaas xumaantaas cadaalad laantaas maangaabnimadaas caqlidaradaas xagey ka shaqeynasaa waa suaale heedhe isku laabta umad waalatay oo kibirtay ayaad noqoteene oo umadi aad dhulkodi u dhaafi weydeen oo guryahodi dab ku shideen oo amaan niliga heli wayey oo wayeel iyo maato xasuuqdeen..wanaagi iyo gogosha nabada maalin walba nili dhigayay oo nililalahaa war ilaahay ma taqanid magaloyinkeni noga baxa waxay noqotay waxad fahmi weydeen oo xaqdaro ku indhoadeegteen marka maxa hadhay ka aheen in idinka dab sadexdina magaalo lugu shido..mise you think no one can talk abt your three cities and that they are holly? Idinko isku garab taagan in aad umad kale dab ku shidaan sheqeyn meeso waxaas. Abadan :eek:

aside from english and somali wuat is your third lang.

wow talk about multilingual, 11 languages in that video! I only speak 3 languages and inshallah want to learn a few more. German is logically the next step for me as it is very close to Dutch and I can pretyy much understand it, just not speak/pronounce or read/write it. Arabic is a language I have always wanted to learn but I have found that the best way to lear it is to live in an arabic speaking country - not the UAE - whilst simultaniously learnning it. In fact it seems the best way to learn a language is to live in a country where it is spoken. French is another language i'd like to learn, have attempted it, but I have struggled with the pronounciation But I don't think there is any purpose in learning many languages or a language that you will rarely use. That said, people who speak multiple languages fascinate me.

nuune;790840 wrote: ^^^ Nassir Not true, spend sometime in miyiga, marka neef xoolo loo qalo ama duco ha ahaato ama waliimo kale ha ahaato, hilibkoo dhan waxaa la siiyaa nimanka , dumarkii oo hilibkaa karinayey, rafaadey, dhididey, dhuxushii ku gubtey, dambasii ku cadaadey, faraha ka xoqmey cad yaroo hilib ah ma reebtaan, not even one single hilib, everything goes to the men, waa dhaqan, and you say Somali women are treated equal, many similar thins I can quote out of nowhere where women xuquuqdooda lagu tuntey. Sxb, Nassir, aan la dagaalano xaqiraada dumarkeena, it happens everywhere, in miyi and in magaalo . Things like that make my blood cook, I swear it makes me so incredibly angry. That and when they say that men shouldnt enter the kitchen, because it is 'ceeb', nacalaa ceebta ku yaal ee anaaba kijada geli ee naga baydha! :mad: Jaahilnimo/Badownimo at its best.