Learn Somali Language Podcast

Subjective Pronouns and their examples in Somali

Here I teach you the subjective pronouns like "We, They, She, He, You, and You (all). As we all know, within the English language two you (s) exist. So to distinguish between the two you(s) we ought to use (all) sometimes. However; within the Somali language, it seems there is a big difference between the two you(s). Without further to do let's get right into in. She = IyadaShe is a student.Iyadu waa ardayad He = Isaga He is a student.Isagu waa arday Note: if you just want to say "I"it means "Aniga" but if They = Iyaga They are students.Iyagu waa arday you want to say "I" in a sentence it changes We = Anaka/ Anaga We are students.Anaku waxaan nahay arday to "Anigu" instead of "Aniga" this rule applies You = Adiga You are student. Adigu waa tahay arday to others as well. You (All) Idinka You (all) are students. Idinku waxaa tihiin arday

Easy Somali verbs

In this episode, I teach you 3 to 4 Somali verbs. 1). Cun= eat 2) cab= drink 3) kac

New Somali Phrases

Useful Somali Phrases 1. Waxaan rabaa in aan tago suuqa = I want to go to the market Wahaan Rabaa 1. Maxaad rabtaa in aad soo gadato? What do you want to buy/What do you wanna buy? Mahaad 2. Waxaan rabaa in aan soo gato kabo. I want to buy shoes. Wahaan 3. Great! Si fiican New Words Suuq = market Kabo = shoes Want = rabid Buy = gadasho --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wanaag-islamic-channel/support [https://anchor.fm/wanaag-islamic-channel/support]

Days of the week

In this episode I teach the days of the week in Somali. Monday= isniin Tuesday = salaasa Wednesday= Arbaco (arba’o) Thursday= Khamiis Friday= Jimce (Jime) Saturday sabti Sunday= Axad (ahad --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wanaag-islamic-channel/support

Comparing things

John is taller than Steven. Smaller= wuu ka yar yahay. Bigger= ka wayn yahay --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wanaag-islamic-channel/support