Xaaji Xunjuf;914840 wrote: Bring in the arms. Ha lagu faraxashado! This is a good development. The country desperately needs the embargo to go if we ever want to see a strong national government again.

Xaali, taladeydii ma la qaatey oo ragga raashinka ma loo kordhiyey?

lol Coofle. I'm not writing a letter sxb. I usually do those things through txt I'm just doing this to improve my Somali. Whenever I watch something or I hear a word in school I sometimes wonder how I would say that word in Somali. While your at it, can you tell me where exactly dhakada is? nuune and wrye laughed instead of helping on the other thread.

What happened to all the responders?

Alpha, it's a shame your not growing some big fruit trees. I used to love to eat mangoes from my ayeeyo's mango tree. As a fellow gardening enthusiast I salute you sir. Good work.

lol at Oba. Only 500? Damn unuka and their poverty

Waatahay Xaaji, waan u jeeda inaad ka xumaatey hadalkeygii hore. Waan la noqdey. Haseyeeshee, taasna micnaheeda ma aho raalli gelin waayo jiljileeca ragnimada kuma jirto Hadaan ka gudbo, ati kulahaa HAG waa Xisbi. War HAG wax jiro ma ahee, laakiinse DANO un baa jira.

Why would you plant a Garanwaa? That plant is poison to other plants.

Looking at the video, he's not proper picking his nose, wuu salaaxayaa un

XX, nacasnimada jooji markaas. What's this 'Dawladda is HAG' rubbish you're spewing?

Alpha, it would be nice if you could tell us what each plant is. Also, have you considered growing any fruit trees such as mangos or papaya?

No comment.

XX, HAG does not equal Dawladda nacasyahow! Faroole is a desperate man who's getting more and more confused by the day. Allow yaa Muslim ah oo ninkan naga qabtaa. Aawey reer Mudugii?

Faroole and his banal *********. Eng. Cadde, you seriously are missing some screws.

Faroole sure is getting desperate for attention.

raula, hakuna kiswahili Wadanai, I see. So it's basically someone singing with a kaban?

I still don't understand what Qarami is. Would that Mooge guy be considered qaraami?

We're working on that.

Che -Guevara;914220 wrote: ^Say no, you have it down to a science:D People, welcome diversity and stop xenophobic attacks against Oromos. We don't want diversity

Somalia was recognized in 1960.

oodka, that's not what I was referring to. I was thinking he might be the Cigaal of 1967 in the sense of PM.

By LUCAS BARASA Thursday, January 31, 2013 Leaders in Mandera have decried the County's poor performance in the 2012 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination. Mandera was ranked last among the 47 counties in the results released on Monday. On Thursday, leaders in Mandera led by gubernatorial aspirant Ali Roba expressed concern over the dismal performance and accused area leaders of doing little to address the situation. Mr Roba told a meeting in Mandera Town that everything should be done to reverse the situation and ensure the county competed effectively with others in national examinations. “We are concerned and saddened by the poor performance of county in both primary and secondary level examinations. It is a pity that past leaders did little to improve the situation,” Mr Roba said. Mr Roba, who is vying on a URP ticket, attributed the poor performance to inadequate teachers and facilities. He vowed to ensure more teachers were recruited even if it means using the county government resources and that schools were well equipped. “At the moment, some schools with as much as 400 pupils have only two teachers,” Mr Roba said. The candidate said most teachers from outside the county decline deployment to Mandera due to harsh conditions. Education standards were also affected by frequent movement of pastoralist communities in Mandera in search of water and pasture for their livestock. Mr Roba promised to establish housing projects in nomadic areas for teachers and families to live and avoid frequent movement. He said he would also erect solar systems in all schools. “Our schools lack teachers for specific subjects. Some with as many as 400 pupils only have one or two teachers. We will ensure there are teachers in remote localities. I will strive to address the shortages also ensure the schools have facilities,” Mr Roba said. In KCPE results released on Monday, Mandera County was ranked last in the country with a mean score of 182 behind table topping Kirinyaga with a mean score of 273. Mandera’s worst school, Sala Primary, could only manage a mean score of 120 out of 500 marks. This is not the first time Mandera has performed poorly and there are many causes. They include inadequate schools, staffing and equipment, the nomadic nature of the people and poverty. Yet improvement of education does not even rank high up in the priorities of those seeking elective positions here. Source: Daily Nation http://www.hiiraan.com/news4/2013/Jan/27925/mandera_leaders_decry_poor_kcpe_performance.aspx

Fine, I'll take New Zealand.

Why not say luqun? And isn't dhako the back of the neck in between the hairline and the upper back?