Sister, I’ve been learning Somali for a few weeks now and I was struggling to find sources to learn the language and to understand the syntax especially with a hard language like Somali everything seemed complicated but this video made it look so easy, please keep making videos 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 also, I hope you can consider tutoring Somali on italki, I will be your first student. Thank you walaashay
Best and most professional channel for learning Somali by far, the other ones don't seem to think that these basics are worth knowing. Nice work masha'Allah
My name is rafa from ETHIOPIA 🇪🇹 and i've a lot of friends from Somalia and they speak Somali And I'm learning Somali secretly to surprise them and never want them talking secrets things infront of me And thanks for this video I love it ❤️ Please make a video on nouns verbs sentence questions wh questions please
Use this book to help you learn Somali it breaks everything down the-eye.eu/public/WorldTracker.org/Language%20Learning/07.African%20Languages/06.Colloquial%20Somali.pdf
Hey hope you are doing well. I was wondering, would teaching us about the Somali names of the different types of milk a challenge you can take on sometime? For example: Fadhi (I think yogurt or similar type of milk), dye (maybe regular milk), garoor, suusac, baarax (I think watered down milk), etc. Anyone who knows and can add to this list, feel free to help in the comment section too.
How can "Iyada" mean both "she/her" and "they/them"? That doesn't seem right to me, and the way you wrote it seems confusing. Which word(s) mean the translation you provided? From Learn101.org (learn Somali) it says "aniga = I" "ani = me". I am not sure what the deal with "ana" is, though I think I've only used it in the form of a question such as "me? = ana?" "Ana" and "Ani" seem to me the same word that's used in different contexts. What are your thoughts?
@@comelearnsomali4511 Iyaada or ayada both words has same meaning and it means she. Aniga, Ani or anaa means I,and I use all three as I no difference. I am from Muqdisho
@@comelearnsomali4511 Aniga and Ani are basically the same and mean 'I' the only difference being the -ga article for emphasis. But those two act more like a name than a pronoun, what I mean is that you don't need to use them in most contexts. "Aan" is the dominant clitic subject pronoun often used. For example "w-aan cunay - I ate" "shalay mark-aan baxayey, b-aan ku arkay - I saw you when I was going out yesterday" and so on. To say 'me' however, there are 2 other object pronouns in somali, 'i' and 'kay'. Examples are "hab i sii - give me a hug" "i-la hadal - talk to/with me" 'Kay' is the least used here. Still its correct use is ambiguous to me. But examples are "is kay bar - introduce yourself to me" "iska kay daa' - leave me alone" Most of Somali pronouns have these forms but no one cares about them anymore.
@@user-fi7mb6nm5o I understand about the "drop" of the pronouns in most of the* situations by using "pronoun helpers" instead. Though I was still curious about the the pronouns themselves. I didn't think of i meaning "me", as well as "iskay bar" those are ininteresting points. I probably would not even had idea how to translate "introduce yourself to me", so thanks. I'd usually opt for "Let's (get to) know each other" > "aan is barano." My Somali spelling is a work in progress.
Waa is the opposite of the word (Not) and since there is no antonym for the word (Not) in English, the closest translation of (Waa) is (Indeed, or the fact of the matter is or a situation exists, or something is true) . Sometimes, waa can have multiple English translation, such us, (it is, or is, or a thing ) Waa is closely related to Wax (Waan/Waxaan) I will hopefully do more research and make short video about Waa and Waxaa. Thanks
@@leahmay1506 "waa" is basically a focus word similar to "baa" and "ayaa" in function. And for "it", somali just uses the clitic subject pronouns of he/she.
"Marka Qaabka saxda ah waa kan buugaagta ku qoran" Lahjad walba waa sax. Lahjad, lahjad ka fiican majirto, qaab qaab ka saxsan majiro. ama buug haku qornaato ama loox haku qornaato. Waxaan u malaynayaa arinta lahjadda inan uga hadlay videogaan.
Lahjad ayaa Lahjad ka fiican ma dhihin. Af maygu ba waa Lahjad walal, Qofka Dadka baraana wuxuu isticmaalaa Ciwaanka ah "learn somali AF May". So hadaa Lahjad Dadka bareysid is Ok, laakiin soomaaliga dhexdhexaad ka iyo Lahjad wey kala duwanyihin.
@@baashaal6778 Ereyadan 'asaga, ayaga...' waxaa ku hadla dadka ugu badan Soomaali. Anigoo og in sida formalka ay tahay 'isaga idinka...' haddana waxaa ila saxan sidan waayo dadka soomaalida kuma hadlaan formalka sida caadiga ah.
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Sister, I’ve been learning Somali for a few weeks now and I was struggling to find sources to learn the language and to understand the syntax especially with a hard language like Somali everything seemed complicated but this video made it look so easy, please keep making videos 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 also, I hope you can consider tutoring Somali on italki, I will be your first student. Thank you walaashay
If you want to message me, I can try helping you with learning Somali and maybe you can help me with Arabic.
Sam of Somalia is a good option if you want to learn Somali as he’s a non Somali. He recommends good books too
I have always admired somali language..I have many somali friends and I was looking for online sources to start as a beginner. Thanks
Best and most professional channel for learning Somali by far, the other ones don't seem to think that these basics are worth knowing. Nice work masha'Allah
Wow, thank you
I’m not even Somali and I got all the answers right! Pretty excited about that
I love learning somali
I love your lessons
My name is rafa from ETHIOPIA 🇪🇹 and i've a lot of friends from Somalia and they speak Somali
And I'm learning Somali secretly to surprise them and never want them talking secrets things infront of me
And thanks for this video I love it ❤️
Please make a video on nouns verbs sentence questions wh questions please
Use this book to help you learn Somali it breaks everything down the-eye.eu/public/WorldTracker.org/Language%20Learning/07.African%20Languages/06.Colloquial%20Somali.pdf
@@panadaboy5699 thanks ❤️ peace for ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Somalia 🇸🇴
Very good i like it. More video please
You lessons are very useful,today the first day to learn the language I like your way that you teaching thanks
Thanks you madam we teach us, need more
Hi I’m new subscriber... thank you for the lessons I’m trying to learn Somali and it’s seems complicated but you are helping MashaAllah...❤️
Me to
I can try helping you too if you want.
Me too! I want to learn somali to make a surprise to my lover but it's difficult for a francophone... so these videos help me a lot!
JazakhAllah khayr sister
Aslaam aleykum , thank you for posting. Please continue. 💕😍👍🏼
Mashallah u're teaching it simply
Good job sister, you are a good teacher. Thanks
Thank you for your videos!!!!!
You should make a more simple video for beginners.
I'm Somali and I teach people languages. This would not be for beginners.
You doing good.
Interesting! My family says idinka/isaga instead of adinka/asaga, is that a dialect thing?
Yes, I have seen people say (Isaga/Asaga/Usuga) but Idinka/Isaga are mostly used!
in Djibouti we say idinka, iyada, idinka,isaga.
Amazing, u are the best teacher ever, I'm now starting to enjoy learning Somali, thanks soo much.
Hey hope you are doing well. I was wondering, would teaching us about the Somali names of the different types of milk a challenge you can take on sometime?
For example: Fadhi (I think yogurt or similar type of milk), dye (maybe regular milk), garoor, suusac, baarax (I think watered down milk), etc. Anyone who knows and can add to this list, feel free to help in the comment section too.
Welcom maryaam. ❤️ in do. Sochool
Yaa bareeysaa luqada walaal
Dadka commentiga soo qorqoreya ayay barysa
Keep going 👏
Ani/aniga or ana: I:me
Asaga/isaga or asiga:He/him
Ayada/Iyada:She/her
Ayaga/iyaga/or idinka:They/them
Anaga/inaga,unaga:We/us
How can "Iyada" mean both "she/her" and "they/them"? That doesn't seem right to me, and the way you wrote it seems confusing. Which word(s) mean the translation you provided?
From Learn101.org (learn Somali) it says "aniga = I" "ani = me". I am not sure what the deal with "ana" is, though I think I've only used it in the form of a question such as "me? = ana?" "Ana" and "Ani" seem to me the same word that's used in different contexts. What are your thoughts?
@@comelearnsomali4511 Iyaada or ayada both words has same meaning and it means she.
Aniga, Ani or anaa means I,and I use all three as I no difference.
I am from Muqdisho
@@bashaal8973 yeah I get that, before you had a mistake so I was confused by that.
@@comelearnsomali4511 Aniga and Ani are basically the same and mean 'I' the only difference being the -ga article for emphasis. But those two act more like a name than a pronoun, what I mean is that you don't need to use them in most contexts.
"Aan" is the dominant clitic subject pronoun often used. For example "w-aan cunay - I ate" "shalay mark-aan baxayey, b-aan ku arkay - I saw you when I was going out yesterday" and so on.
To say 'me' however, there are 2 other object pronouns in somali, 'i' and 'kay'. Examples are "hab i sii - give me a hug" "i-la hadal - talk to/with me"
'Kay' is the least used here. Still its correct use is ambiguous to me. But examples are "is kay bar - introduce yourself to me" "iska kay daa' - leave me alone"
Most of Somali pronouns have these forms but no one cares about them anymore.
@@user-fi7mb6nm5o I understand about the "drop" of the pronouns in most of the* situations by using "pronoun helpers" instead. Though I was still curious about the the pronouns themselves. I didn't think of i meaning "me", as well as "iskay bar" those are ininteresting points. I probably would not even had idea how to translate "introduce yourself to me", so thanks. I'd usually opt for "Let's (get to) know each other" > "aan is barano." My Somali spelling is a work in progress.
Salute to you
Thanks so much
You're a good teacher
استمري
Asc abayo can you do past tense and present tense
❤️❤️💕💕❤️❤️❤️good
Sis waaa dadaashey
Aniga Adiga iwm macnaheedu maa
Cadeyn ah inuu QOFKU yahay qof inuu waxaas yahay
Af arabiya waa mu.akad
Iwm macnaheedu waa
Iyo wixii la mid ah
You said there is no word for “it” in Somali, but what about “waa”?? What does “waa” translate to? 🤔 thank you in advance 🙏🏾🙏🏾💕
Waa is the opposite of the word (Not) and since there is no antonym for the word (Not) in English, the closest translation of (Waa) is (Indeed, or the fact of the matter is or a situation exists, or something is true) . Sometimes, waa can have multiple English translation, such us, (it is, or is, or a thing ) Waa is closely related to Wax (Waan/Waxaan) I will hopefully do more research and make short video about Waa and Waxaa. Thanks
@Learn Somali , thank you for the quick reply 🙏🏾 I’m not Somalian but very interested in learning the language ♥️
🏵🎖🏅🥇🎖🏆
@@leahmay1506 "waa" is basically a focus word similar to "baa" and "ayaa" in function. And for "it", somali just uses the clitic subject pronouns of he/she.
ZzcncsfrzZ, thank you 🙏🏾
Sister waxan ka codsan laha inad somali ku sharaxdo🙏🙏👍
Waxaa loogu talagalay dadka somaliga eheen inee bartaan. Waaba wax wanaagsan in dadka kale luqadeena aan barno si luqada somaliyeed eesan u dumin. 200 oo Sano kabacdi
There is no Asaga in somali. It is accent. The proper way of he is Isaga.
Maay maxtiri
Iyo Barawe gawoye
Adiga asaga
maxaad ka hadli
Adinka waa naxay idinka dheh af somaliga ha khadine
Sis are you boring 😴
Dadka hadaa wax bareeysid Af-soomaaliga Buugaagta ku qoran ayaa la baraa sxb, lama baro lahjad. (Asaga, Ayada, Ayaga) waa lahjad. Marka Qaabka saxda ah waa kan buugaagta ku qoran ( Isaga, Iyada, Iyaga iwm
"Marka Qaabka saxda ah waa kan buugaagta ku qoran"
Lahjad walba waa sax. Lahjad, lahjad ka fiican majirto, qaab qaab ka saxsan majiro. ama buug haku qornaato ama loox haku qornaato. Waxaan u malaynayaa arinta lahjadda inan uga hadlay videogaan.
Lahjad ayaa Lahjad ka fiican ma dhihin. Af maygu ba waa Lahjad walal, Qofka Dadka baraana wuxuu isticmaalaa Ciwaanka ah "learn somali AF May". So hadaa Lahjad Dadka bareysid is Ok, laakiin soomaaliga dhexdhexaad ka iyo Lahjad wey kala duwanyihin.
@@baashaal6778 Ereyadan 'asaga, ayaga...' waxaa ku hadla dadka ugu badan Soomaali. Anigoo og in sida formalka ay tahay 'isaga idinka...' haddana waxaa ila saxan sidan waayo dadka soomaalida kuma hadlaan formalka sida caadiga ah.
@@user-fi7mb6nm5o waa sax, unuka, usuga, uyuka lahjaduhu wey badanyihin, laakin barashada luuqada soomaaligu waa habka buugaagta ku qoran. Kadib qofku Isagaa lahjada uu doono raaci kara
@@baashaal6778 taasna waa sax.