First Somali Audio Books from Redsea-Online

[Jacaylbaro]

The conversion of books into audio data presented itself as on of the most effective and highly beneficial methods to give Somali readers the opportunity to access Somali literature in a more enjoyable and accessible format. We believe this method will in particular assist members of the community with partial or reduced vision and any other group with special needs who are often overlooked or not catered for at all. Audio books will also engage the vast number of people who are not experts in reading Somali or are in the process of transiting from oral to written literature.

 

 

Download it from here for free ...... http://www.redsea-online.com/modules.php?name=audiobooks

[Alpha Blondy]

Redsea is a pioneer in somali literature. bravo.

[Carafaat]

Good initiative for a society where most people still are illeterate and are used to listing to to Radio BBC.

[Alpha Blondy]

illiterate? there is a rich oral history in the somali-speaking world. i suppose, books will only be one form of communicating information, stories and values.

[Carafaat]

Our oral history is not really reliable. Only primitive societies have long relied on oral traditions. We need pass that stage.

[Jacaylbaro]

Technology helps now ....

[NGONGE]

^^ It actually doesn't. The "waxa la yedhi" crew will lap this up and discard written materials. Audio books are only a good idea for islaamaha iyo odayada warka jecel.

[N.O.R.F]

^Also good for those who drive a lot

 

@ Buug Codaysan

[Jacaylbaro]

and good for those who cannot read Somali ,,,

[Garnaqsi]

Carafaat;748827 wrote:

Good initiative for a society where most people still are illeterate and are used to listing to to Radio BBC.

Sarcasm, right?