^^Usicheze na simba, ukamtia mkono kinywani.

C&H - Nimekula asali udogoni, utamu ungali gegoni. Mr P. - Usinivishe kilemba cha ukoka :mad:

Originally posted by Gheelle.T: In Qardho naayaa haddii aad gabar ku dhahdo waxay ku oran "ar hus" more likely reply would be "nacala kugu yaal" followed by kab.

LOOOOOOOL@ i know the story and i am gonna bring it up again to teach that Farancab a lesson.

methali.com asunbifora (as in before)

^Ushikwapo shikamana! qwerty keyboard s&d are next to each ohter. C&H - Ungalijua alacho nyuki, usingalionja asali.

ngonge - Ukitaja nyoka, shika fimbo mkononi.

Originally posted by NGONGE: ^^ I managed to watch some of the interview and can not fault the sheikh really. They put him on the spot. He seems (according to him) to have gone out of his way to prove that the man was Muslim. When he failed to find anyone to speak up for the man, he refused to conduct the prayer. That is what i meant by " asking for the other side" of the story.

Somebody should teach C&H how to separate quotes and her replies. its like mixing chocolate and honey - tasteless/incomprehendible! - but they taste good (comprehendible)when they are eaten separately.

Swaaxili iyo geel jire iskuma fiicna - waa lo'jirayaal. you won't understand each other.

Originally posted by Norfsky: There are: Black Boy Road Somalia Street Would like to know the origins of the names given to those streets. Sayid, Sowf London is nice. There is no Somalia street in london - however there is Somali Road in Camden, surrounded by Menelik Road. so you can see where they are going with it.

Originally posted by Juxa: between you and i, sayid maba ahan somali Kenda karibu na kumi - aha!

Originally posted by Malika: ^Hello Cara! nuune,stop being a bully. Oz,your a sweetie walaal, nilikuwa nakutania.. Hoy-hoy - kuwa aan swaaxiliga aqoon - wax ma oga. you know there is a thread about nanada - kasheshe/mzaha

lol@geeridu is not hereditary. geerida awoowegeen Aadan (cs) baanu kasoo qaadney.

one thing i can't stand is markii dad badan isugu tagaan hal qof - even if that person deserved to be harangued. it is not fair.

Marna Khaliif Shiikh marna Aw Muuse - waryaahee nimankaad magac iyo bah disha kuwadiid ka daa - nacalad baa shaydanka ku taal e. ninbaa horey u yiri - magacaa bayaye ma adiga ila ********* ah. ONLF waa nimaan u dagaalamaya xaq - haddii aadan u awoodin in aad la garab istaagto hiil iyo hub - ugu yaaran afkaaga ka xir. balse waad u fasaxan tahay in aad la gurguranto A&T iyo Ferguson. Taasi waa iga talo - taladana waa la'isku leeyahay.

Cali mardhoofow???? may cay baa mise waa cambuur? Juxa beel ii sheeg intaanaan ka ashtakoon!

@norfsky & @ Oral Rastafarian historians who study outside the market whilst smoking ganja. Lambeth horta khalad baa ka fahanteen - let me tell you some of famous land marks in lambeth: London Eye Lambeth Place Mi6 Kings College St Thomas Brixton Academy its historical place and its has historical and current significance for the BME community in UK. E.g. Brixton riots history of immigrants first residing in Lambeth Jewish immigrants Windrush immigrants Polish Somalis and so forth and so on

Allahu Akbar! War Salaamucalaykum maxaa ku xigga?

Originally posted by Juxa: anigu qardho iyo meelaha kama imaan? usually we say nabad masheegteen? sayid i refuse you demands, qardho will be uttered with as much qaleyl iyo qorax as it comes with you know why you say that - because your from belligerent people - so what happens haddii dadku nabad sheegin? dagaal miyaa la geleysaan? at least with qardho - qar-jum - bey egtahay - or least with ngonge - but then again ngonge is not known for his mastering of the somali phonemes. but even he gets it - that it is peaceful.

^and what do you reply with? if qardho meant hello now you'll have something to say - e.g. Juxa on seeing Ngonge: Juxa: Qardho! Ngonge: qumqalalax!

but you'll have to say it with smile or write with a grind otherwise it might be misinterperted as declaration of war. and the appropriate reply is "qumqalalax".

qardho!

Originally posted by NGONGE: ^^ (it's either you're a saqajaan or I'm a saqajaan). it is you saxiib - i am blameless. m-deey what do you mean neither of you are saqajaan - he thought of it - hence - he who thought what he thought it was - is the saqajaan.

^there is always different story saxiib - that is just nature. it is what landed the sheikh in the hot water - when he asked for the other side of the story.