Hmm.. I don't get this picture.

Lool @ hall of shame.

Spicy.

Malika;769601 wrote: I think it stems from the upbringing - if a man can call his mother 'eeyahee', can curse the prophet - maa laga sugeyaa to order tea in politeness? One thing about growing up in other societies one learns from others - especially the other Africans. The Swahilis will not pass you by without greeting you. Children must greet their elders every morning, including strangers on the streets. Treating one other with respect and humbleness is a must. When buying stuff, they would use humbled words like 'naomba' - 'I plea can you sell me this or that' - their mannerism has nothing to do with being educated or not, its part of who they are and how they choose to be. I have notice the opposite when it comes to how somalis behave - waxaad modeeysaa ineey dagaal kujiraan all the time, they have very little respect for others, which means they have very little respect for themselves. Norf you talk of maqayaad - you should see them in mosques, subhanallah! Tarbiyah is missing in our community. I 100% agree with you that it all depends on their upbringing at home and if you dont respect others you certainly dont respect yourself either.

Wow only 4 days?! :eek: Did he put a spell on her or something.

The sunshine.

Carafaat;769329 wrote: Wauw, your amazing lady Blue. After years of frustrations that I cant watch SNL, finally you made it come true. I owe you one, just name it. I can get you the Phone nr of KOW, facebook of Xaaji Xunjuf, JB´s picture or my blackberry ping. You name it. erg bedankt, Glad I could help you out Don't worry about that KOW is in good hands I can assure you that. Xaaji Xunjuf is a friendly laid back guy and Jaceylbaro he's a funny guy with his jokes but I don't wanna invade their privacy. Hmm.. i'm gonna think about what you can do for me I will let you know

^^ I'm sure every spices and herbs have their own Somali term for it. I know most things used in the kitchen in Dutch and English but I don't know them in Somali so it's time I also learned them in Somali.

I'm looking for the following herbs and spices translated in Somali because I wanna learn what they are called in Somali and if you have more to add which you would like to know feel free to add to this thread and maybe someone who is familiar with these things could give us the right answer. Oregano Cayenne Pepper Saffron Basil Paprika Mint Dill Seed Chile Pepper Parsley Curry Powder Ginger Nutmeg

Hey mede kaaskop lol What if I told you there is a way you can watch your Saturday Night Live without any of that complicated stuff of messing with IP addresses and you can watch that programme no matter where you reside in the world. Well look no further Bluelicious is here to give you your long waited answer Check out this link: http://www.1channel.ch/watch-5204-Saturday-Night-Live

It's time to excercise again since the holidays are almost over. Great thread with useful tips. I'm gonna try doing an interval training workout this year.

1. Improve and become fluent in spanish. 2. Make a hajj trip. 3. Spend more time with family. 4. Do some volunteering work. 5. Take a photography course.

Showqi - Can you translate your somali proverb in english? Narniah - Ameen true words. Aww I missed you too darling. I'm back now I got caught up in the busy holidays. ❤ Beer-Gaal - Your welcome and I hope you do a good job and get rewarded for it.

Nin-Yaaban;768887 wrote: Happy New Year!!! January, 1st is also a birthday for most Somalis here. So Happy Birth Day to you all. Happy birthday to you darling in advance

^^ Lol yeah but with this method you dont need to sweat or yell at all just ring thats all and they will move.

Everyone has dealt with slow walkers at some point. There is now a way to solve the problem of slow walkers infront of you in public. Why didnt I think of it before so brilliant easy to do and best of all it really works. Check it out: http://youtu.be/MJwb_wEaW2M" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

A happy and a healthy new year to everyone.

My Child, When I get old, I hope you understand and have patience with me. In case I break a plate, spill soup because loosing my eyesight, I hope you don't yell at me. Older people are sensitive. Always having self pity when you yell. When my hearing gets worse and can't hear what you're saying I hope you don't call me "Deaf!". Please repeat it or write it down. I'm sorry my child, i'm getting older. When my knees get weaker, I hope you have the patience to help me get up. Like how I used to help you while you were learning how to walk. Please bear with me... When I keep repeating myself like broken record, I hope you just keep listening to me. Please don't make fun of me or get sick of listening me. Do you remember when you were little and wanted a balloon? You repeated yourself over and over until you got what you wanted. Please also pardon my smell. I smell like an old person. Please don't force me to shower. My body is weak. Old people get sick easily when they're cold. Do you remember when I used to chase you around because you didn't want to shower? I hope you can be patient when i'm always cranky. It's all part of getting old. You'll understand when you're older. And if you have spare time, I hope we can talk even for a few minutes. I'm always all by myself all the time and have no one to talk to. I know you busy with work. Even if you not interested in my stories, please have time for me. Do you remember when I used to listen to your stories about your teddy bear? When the time comes, I get ill and bedridden, I hope you have the patience to take care of me. I'm sorry if I accidentally wet the bed or make a mess. I hope you have the patience to take care of me during the last few moment of my life. I'm not going to last much longer, anyway. When the time of my death comes, I hope you hold my hand and give me the strength to face death. And don't worry... When I finally meet our Creator, I will whisper in His ear to BLESS you.. Because you loved your Mom and Dad. Thank you so much for your care. We love YOU. With much love, Mom and Dad. " frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

^^ Looooool. What are you afraid of Nin Yaaban? Asians are not happy with their skin colour while so many whites and blacks wanna have their skin colour.

Nuune, congratulations with your victory.

LOL. Crazy funny dude. Ghetto behaviour is so off-putting.

Dear Somalis please keep the ONLF and Ogadenia in your duas and prayers since duas and prayers made for another muslims is more likely to get accepted and hopefully inshallah one day they will get their deserved freedom. You can make a difference to their lifes don't forget the power of dua and it's the weapon of the believer.

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