Learn Somali Language Podcast

<p>In this episode, Farkaliya Fool Ma Dhaqdo highlights the power of unity and cooperation. Through real-life situations and relatable characters, the story shows that no one succeeds alone. Just as one finger cannot...

<p>This Somali saying, “Laga baray, laga badi” is used when someone who has learned from a mentor or teacher and became even better than them. They have improved the knowledge or the skills they learned...

<p>In this episode, we explore the Somali saying “Nin aan talin jirin talo looma dhiibo” and what it teaches us about leadership, experience, and making wise choices, </p><p>Thank you for listening and until next time...

<p>In this episode, we talk about arranged marriages in the Somali community. The benefits, the risks. Arrange marriages are very common pretty much every corner of the world. The older generations tend to lean towards...

<p>We discussed Guur—which means marriage in Somali—and walked through the entire process, from when a couple falls in love, to informing their families, the Hormarin (the formal pre-meeting where the groom's side asks...

<p>Learn what these Somali proverbs mean “All camels were once two year old” and “One drinks enough water from one’s own palms” mean.</p><p>Teaching patience, growth and self-reliance. </p><p><br /></p><p>Note: I just...

<p>In this episode, I took a different approach. True happiness doesn't come from acquiring wealth, but from appreciating the simple things in life. At LSLP, we don’t just teach you Somali—we also share valuable life...

<p>In this episode, we explore the Somali saying - Nimaan dhididin ma dhargo - He who does not sweat, does not get full or satisfied. Learn how this phrase reflects Somali values of hard work and...

​In this episode, we learn a Somali saying: "Af Jooga Looma Adeego," which means "He who is present should not expect to be served or spoken for." Essentially, it conveys the message that "No one will do it for you."...

<p>In this episode, we cover five essential phrases to help you express your emotions in Somali</p><p><br></p>​Waan faraxsanahay - I’m happy​Aad baan u faraxsanahay - am really happy.​Waan murogoonaya - I’m sad​Waan...

<p>In this episode, we learn five useful Somali phrases.</p><p>Waa caadi meaning it’s alright .</p><p>Dhib maleh - no problem.</p><p>Waa shaqadaada - it’s up to you, it’s your job</p><p>Maxaa kaa galay - why do you...

<p>In this special, we explore the meaning the wisdom of Ramadan - a month of fasting, prayer, Qur’an, charity, and reflection - we also learned some words related to Ramadan like Fasting suhur - pre- dawn meal and afur...

<p>In this episode, we learn body parts in Somali.</p><p>Timo - hair </p><p>Madax - head</p><p>Indho - eyes</p><p>Dhago - ears </p><p>Faro - fingers</p><p>Wado or qalbi - heart</p><p>Sanbab- lung</p><p>Calool - stomach...

<p>In this episode, I explain how the in-clause works in Somali. It similar to how it’s used “that” in English. In clause can be used for many things. It could be a helping verb, a clause or it could indicate amount...

<p>In today’s episode, we take a closer look at the difference between Kartaa vs Kadhaa while both words mean “able to do something” or simply can, their pronunciation varies by region. </p><p><br></p><p>Thank you for...