*Luuq luuq marow laasim laami uu ku soo dhacaa*
it is the most sarcastic way of saying “All roads lead to Rome” it is not really used the same way, but if someone is avoiding being straight to the point and beating around the bush, you hit them with this.
Ninkii seexday sicii dibi dhalay *-* man who fell asleep his cow gave birth to a male calf??? don't quote me on that but it's the equivalent to the early bird catches the worm
abeeso lix qaniinto ayay lixdan ku dishaa. "A snake bite at six kills you at sixty". We use this in our family a lot. It's supposed to mean that evil lingers on long after you think it's gone.
"Geel indho-kuul maxaas ka kasaa, kurtunkaas ku rugtaa" Waa maah maah Banaadiri ah.
Another way of writing is "Geel indho-kuul muxuu ka kasaa, kurtunka ayuu ku rugtaa" I don't exactly know the meaning tho. If someone tells us the meaning it will be awesome.
I've heard it as "geel indho kuul maxuu ka kasaa, (habaasku ayuu isku ku rog-rogaa)" - I think the part in parentheses varies between regions and is kinda optional. It translates to "what does a camel know about eyeliner/make-up - (he spends his day rolling around in dust)".
It's a way of dismissing someone who is speaking on topics they know nothing about. For example, if your uncle starts spreading 5G corona virus conspiracy theories in the family What'sApp group, hit him with a "geel indho kuul maxuu ka kasaa".
# Boowe balo majidho, hadey jidhana ma buurna.
Lol this more like a saying but I love it #positivevibes
Basically “brother there are no problems, and if there are, they are not big.
Af daboolan waa dehab. A closed mouth is gold.
Aabe, kan yar iga celiyoo kan weyn igu sii daa. Oh Father, save me from the small one, the big one i shall manage myself.
Said when somebody is unable to solve a small problem, but thinks he can deal with a big one, or when somebody is trying to palm of on to someone else the solution of a problem he cannot solve himself.
Ballandarro waa diindarro: Not to fulfil a promise is just the same as not believing in God.
Abkay dooli dilow, dad nool maas u dahaa?. My father has killed a mouse, will he fail to kill a man (people)?. Said about a coward who pretends to be brave.
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I heard it as *buste aanad lahayn dhaxan kaama celiyo* one of my most favorite proverbs as well
I like this one as well 👌🏾
*Luuq luuq marow laasim laami uu ku soo dhacaa* it is the most sarcastic way of saying “All roads lead to Rome” it is not really used the same way, but if someone is avoiding being straight to the point and beating around the bush, you hit them with this.
Lol 😂 imma use this one
Ninkii seexday sicii dibi dhalay *-* man who fell asleep his cow gave birth to a male calf??? don't quote me on that but it's the equivalent to the early bird catches the worm
abeeso lix qaniinto ayay lixdan ku dishaa. "A snake bite at six kills you at sixty". We use this in our family a lot. It's supposed to mean that evil lingers on long after you think it's gone.
Wax la qariyo qurun baa ku jira. It loosely translates to ' there is something rotten in the hidden.'
Nice one 👌🏾
Taad keentaa kii kaleh ka daran 🤣
And what is it loosely translated to? 😂
Like basically you manage to overdo your previous bullshit with your current bullshit or soemthing like that
Ah I see. That’s a good proverb 👌🏾
Nin iyo naagtiis col ama saxiib maa aha Something like that at least. It means lovers are never friends or foes but fluctuate between the two.
Hubsiimo hal baa la siistaa. Think before you do
- Nin waliba, wuxuu yabay ayuu ku moodaa - Afjooga looma adeego. - Kor waayeel, waa wada indho - Miro guntiga kuugu jira, kuwo geed saaran looma daadiyo - Intaadan falin ka fiirso
"Geel indho-kuul maxaas ka kasaa, kurtunkaas ku rugtaa" Waa maah maah Banaadiri ah. Another way of writing is "Geel indho-kuul muxuu ka kasaa, kurtunka ayuu ku rugtaa" I don't exactly know the meaning tho. If someone tells us the meaning it will be awesome.
I've heard it as "geel indho kuul maxuu ka kasaa, (habaasku ayuu isku ku rog-rogaa)" - I think the part in parentheses varies between regions and is kinda optional. It translates to "what does a camel know about eyeliner/make-up - (he spends his day rolling around in dust)". It's a way of dismissing someone who is speaking on topics they know nothing about. For example, if your uncle starts spreading 5G corona virus conspiracy theories in the family What'sApp group, hit him with a "geel indho kuul maxuu ka kasaa".
Thanks sxb
# Boowe balo majidho, hadey jidhana ma buurna. Lol this more like a saying but I love it #positivevibes Basically “brother there are no problems, and if there are, they are not big.
Af daboolan waa dehab. A closed mouth is gold. Aabe, kan yar iga celiyoo kan weyn igu sii daa. Oh Father, save me from the small one, the big one i shall manage myself. Said when somebody is unable to solve a small problem, but thinks he can deal with a big one, or when somebody is trying to palm of on to someone else the solution of a problem he cannot solve himself. Ballandarro waa diindarro: Not to fulfil a promise is just the same as not believing in God. Abkay dooli dilow, dad nool maas u dahaa?. My father has killed a mouse, will he fail to kill a man (people)?. Said about a coward who pretends to be brave.
af daboolan waa dahab. my philosophy
Indhoole dharbaaxo dabadeed ayuu gabadaa