The Mystery of the missing Canjeero!

[Bluelicious]

Apophis;899177 wrote:

Hey Blue, do you also say Baliis or Bariis

 

Same question to you too Aliyaah.

See Aaliyyah knows it as canjeelo too. Lol I see what you did there with the ''r'' and ''l''. My sister when she was a toddler she used to pronounce all the ''r'' as a ''l''.

[Blessed]

For some reason your story reminds me of my neighbour who used to always turn up at our house at afur time, he's want sugar, milk, to use the microwave.. etc. We soon discovered that the kid was hooked on sambuuse.. lool.

 

Laxoox... only my mums would do.

[Narniah]

Apo Yeah I couldn't think of the name ..Lox=Wood Oh n it sounds like Lax=Sheep? lol

 

Wadani I call it anjero;)

[Aaliyyah]

Apophis it is loox not lox

[Chimera]

Canjeelo; diabetes on a plate.

[Bluelicious]

Apophis;899190 wrote:

I've never met anyone who says canjeelo; Blue and Aaliyyah you two are the odd ones out

 

@Narnia: it does sound like Lox, meaning wood. Lol

Proud to be odd we can't all be the same now where is the fun in that lol

 

Lool @ diabetes on a plate.

[Wadani]

Much of the beauty of the Somali language lies in its diversity. I love learning new words not used in my region, and i'd love to learn the unuka dialect, along with af-may may. I've also heard that in some parts of Bari they speak an almost unintelligble dialect. Can someone confirm this?