Saying ITALIAN words in SOMALI | Speaking Italian

Saying Italian word that are/sound the in Somali language. We’re going to be looking at Somali and Italian words that similar. I will be speaking Italian
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Title: Saying ITALIAN words in SOMALI | Speaking Italian

[@AkafiAli]

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[@rue9397]

❤️ please like my comments

[@sosbaska4366]

funy boy kkkkkkkk lovvv bro

[@maxamedcabdulahimuxidiin3060]

Iam soomaali

[@saraayad7761]

Akafi Ali I’m Italian some were wrong but ur video was heleriouse And love u and u said yellow write but yh u made my day 😂

[@sosbaska4366]

@@saraayad7761 kkkkkk Non ci sono errori

[@flaviotonini2306]

I am italian and your pronunciation is very beautiful..good job akafi 🇮🇹🇸🇴

[@Krosis921]

i'm not agree, because the pronanciation is awful to be honest :D

[@aiai9571]

@@Krosis921 stfu it was good

[@SuperYuyuu]

Ciao Flavio Piacere di conoscerti

[@Krosis921]

Ai Ai no believe me

[@amnagaming1685]

CIAO

[@mirkoalbe4264]

That's amazing! I'm from Italy and i love our linked history and colture🇮🇹🇸🇴 good job cousin💪✌

[@ubaxqurux4440]

Oo thanks ❤️❤️ I’m from Somalia 🇸🇴 we always used same names😂😂 when you go to Somalia 🇸🇴 you can find the same names in streets and everything 😂😂😂

[@mirkoalbe4264]

@@ubaxqurux4440 hi bro, i really hope to visit Somalia one day🇮🇹💪🇸🇴

[@mariomartini8121]

I have huge respect of my cousins from Somalia 🇸🇴🇮🇹❤️

[@SkyHize]

It's like you're trying to imitate an italian-american who doesn't speak italian ahaha

[@AkafiAli]

😂😂😂😩

[@francescafernandez3885]

I'm actually half Italian and I can speak Italian. I never knew there were so many similarities woahhhh

[@AkafiAli]

I know right!! 😂😂

[@0matte3]

Grazie al cavolo la 3 lingua co-ufficiale della somalia è l'ialiano ed era lingua ufficiale fino al 1963 quindi è normale che assomigli al somalo

[@Shimba-uh2lx]

@@0matte3 . We somalis have aur own language.

[@0matte3]

@@Shimba-uh2lx Certainly the Somali, but you also have Italian and many other languages, Somali and its main phonomics derive from Italian, because Somalia was an Italian colony until 1963

[@Shimba-uh2lx]

@@0matte3 .The Italians were under threat from the Somalis and could not change our traditions, our language and our beautiful ancient heritage. Yes nominally ruled till 1950. . But they couldnot move in the Cities.

[@selwa03]

my ayeeyo used to speak Italian I’d never understand except swear words 😂love this video too funny! Thumbs up 👍🏽 new subscriber here!!! 💯😭

[@monasirtakesitall]

Vaffanculo nayaaaa via!!! That what she sounded like? We've all been there bro😂😂

[@selwa03]

@@monasirtakesitall literally! 😂😂😂

[@michelesantolini4342]

Lol, the moment you are saying jalaato it sounds more like Gelato than when you are actually saying gelato

[@aisha9154]

Wow I didn’t know there was so much similarities in Italian and Somali I’m actually shook!!!!

[@AkafiAli]

Yeahh! Thank you

[@euphoricblueart7816]

It's because Italy conlinzed Somalia for a long long time.

[@ambientcalm3125]

@@euphoricblueart7816 it was only like 30 years. I think

[@euphoricblueart7816]

@@ambientcalm3125 no they arrived in the late 1800s and left in the 1960

[@beproud5447]

@@euphoricblueart7816 Italian Somalia was a colony under Italian control from the late 1880s until 1942 in the north-east of what is today the nation of Somalia. Italian settlement in the colony was encouraged and it was from its territories in Eritrea and Somalia that Italy launched the First Italo-Abyssinian War against Ethiopia in 1895

[@ugaasfoodey3470]

I'm somali who used to live in Italy! These are the things who surprised me, I'm fluent in Italian.grazie fratello.

[@yosantsegai1965]

Like subscribed and by the way im eritrean and the Italians conolised the eritrean and im shook how similar the words are to italian as some of us eritreans say the same thing as the Italians 🇪🇷🇮🇹🇸🇴

[@xTenzin10]

My dad is Italian and my mom is Somali and I only speak English. I am hoping to learn the languages soon. Thanks for the effort you put in though

[@bdhdbdhdh5518]

Learn somali

[@ubaxqurux4440]

Learn Somalia 🇸🇴 😂😂🇸🇴🇸🇴

[@mohamedb2025]

Gaal ba tahay

[@xaajiqoorta7988]

@@mohamedb2025 HHhH sxb sidee ku ogaate?

[@xaajiqoorta7988]

@@mohamedb2025 sxb waxa dhici karta inuu yahay Muslim , guursade gabadh somali ah so ha ku dag dagin brother

[@Mario_With_a_D]

Hello my cousin, sending hug from Italy 🇮🇹❤️

[@beproud5447]

seens when is Italian my cousin?🤮🤮

[@beproud5447]

@Fark You ma kii ku gumeystey ad jeceshahay? 🤮🤮🤮

[@fadumodahir8667]

@@beproud5447 qofkaa lahadlayso amuu yahay ralyaani hhhh

[@nimcosuhaamqoje3809]

BE PROUD !!! Naya isku xisho italy waxbo nagama sameeyn British aya la xasuqay xata Italia xasuuqay . Dadka rer muqdisho or reer north somali waxbo Uma qabno . Ilaa iyo hada iskoolada somalia Ayey wax kadhigaan

[@easyhommemade144]

Molto simpatico come video! Complimenti! Da italiano non posso che apprezzare 🇮🇹 🇸🇴

[@siinkadheerofficiallchanne5349]

Grazie

[@shebyshedont2520]

My family never calls bras rajabeeto. I learned that from other Somalis. We said rajastiin

[@AkafiAli]

Yeahh we can say that as well

[@luluonly441]

We say “kiishali”

[@luisamancini9761]

In italiano si dice reggiseno ( rajastiin)

[@SKSabirKadiye]

@@luisamancini9761 in pure Somali we call it keysheli(ceiçeili)

[@mirarajputkhan5682]

@@SKSabirKadiye so which language is that

[@unknownd8718]

I'm italian😢

[@knansomali5607]

Really I am in Italy Napoli where are you?

[@unknownd8718]

hanad ibrahim Io sono di Udine (Friuli-Venezia Giulia)

[@knansomali5607]

@@unknownd8718 ho capito con chi abbiti? Sei uomo?o .....

[@unknownd8718]

hanad ibrahim uomo

[@zMaliSz]

Pure io fra ma i miei genitori sono somali

[@vegodo_]

omg love this so much! love from Milan, taking an italian foreign affairs history exam tomorrow for real haaha

[@MusicFanOnline]

As a half-Italian who has also been wanting to learn some Somali, this is so interesting! I didn't know about these similarities between the languages.

[@madxmad8627]

Actually, as an italian, you didn't have to put an accent on because most of those words are pronounced the same. For example, borsa sound more italian when you said it in somali because when you said it in italian you had an irrealistic accent which is Just a stereotype of how Italians sound (?) Idk of it makes sense. Great video tho! :) I'm happy to see somali ppl don't hate us italians

[@somaliano99kingkonghimself75]

No why. Shud. We. You. Bring us. Pasa. Alvorno pesto sause. Gommora. Monica belluci. Oohh galato witch is ice cream

[@Nuurto3785]

Why? we hate nobody.

[@leavemethefuckalone9224]

Although y'all colonized us we are grateful for the pasta,pasta lasagna . I eat those 3 or 2 times a week

[@yourenotugly2967]

Nah we used to build churches for you and had disco parties in the 60s

[@Dumo859]

We might not hate you as a person but your country has a dark history when it comes to mine. I would love to say that it's all good now but the truth is until your government pays my people reparations we arent gonna be ok.

[@nickwire2]

Somali kids learnt Italian as a second language till 1960. I remember a video where a Somali man sang an Italian classic track "Questo Piccolo Grande Amore" of Claudio Baglioni. These words are not a random signs, it reflects the trace of Italian colonialist: the bakery (gelato), the hotel (borsa) or furniture (armadio). If you want to read something about this, one of the Masterpiece of Italian Literature, Time to Kill (Tempo di Uccidere) by Ennio Flaiano, is located in Somali during the Colonialism Period. There is also a film. Bye!

[@Samad-yu3wu]

Will u help me for the name of the film

[@nickwire2]

@@Samad-yu3wu en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_to_Kill_(1989_film)

[@MohammedAhmed-py4rk]

I am Somali, I love Italian language specially insult 😆 words

[@riccardotassinari4351]

Cheers from italy, mate

[@ßí777-e1c]

Yes we have allot of Italian languages

[@Hanad2k2]

😂😂😂I don’t know why you always make me laugh bro like seriously, you are so funny 😂 keep it up my boy💯🙏

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you so much!!

[@Hanad2k2]

Akafi Ali no problem

[@hbogaga3193]

In north we have a lot of English and Arabic mixture and a very very few Italian.

[@nitu_ara]

lol wow this is all the same for Tigrinya (Eritrean Language🇪🇷)

[@somaliactors]

Yeah my friends told me... lol I think I could get around Eritrea with my limited Italian 😂

[@saadaqsomali626]

Hhhhh yes I see some my friends from Asmara hhhh

[@MusiC-yj8fk]

Lmao this confirms we really are close with each other

[@BF-bb5us]

@@somaliactors no there only a few loan words. Tigrinya is the language you need to learn.

[@beautifulworld8814]

Only southern Somalis use those words, most Somalis do not use those words.

[@shebyshedont2520]

Lol almost all Somalis do except Waqooyi ppl

[@saada7970]

@@shebyshedont2520 we use it too my love x.

[@no-ss2dw]

😂😂😂😂😂 any Somali recognizes these words

[@no-ss2dw]

Saada Elmi I’m southern myself and it’s actually ridiculous acting like landers speak a different language . 😐 man don’t know what slang is

[@saada7970]

kpop honestly man😩😤

[@originalgenerator8470]

People in Somaliland (northern Somalia they use British words for e.g the use beans instead of cambuulo ) in Djibouti it’s Haricot.

[@AkafiAli]

Oh okay!

[@raysounderhill261]

R u from Djibouti bc I have weird Somali dere

[@originalgenerator8470]

Rayso Underhill yea

[@aminaali1380]

We say to cambuulo “dgiir” lol and beans are called fuul

[@originalgenerator8470]

Amina Ali fuul is a different kind of beans imbecile.

[@mahadljama4578]

Boorso - Borsa (bag) Goono - Gonna (skirt) Jalaato - Gelato (ice cream) Katiinad - Cateena (chain) Rajastiin/rajabeeto - reggiseno/reggipetto (bra) Foorno - Forno (oven) Toosh - Torcia (torch) Okayaalo - Occhiali (glasses) Kooba diin - Comodino (night table) Katabaan - Attaccapanni (coat hanger) Armaajo - Armadio(wardrobe) Suugo - Sugo (sauce) Doorshe Doolshe - Dolce (cake) Fargeeto - Forchetta (fork) Fiilo - Filo (cord) Jaalo - Giallo (yellow) Taako - Tacco (heels)

[@momemoe7520]

I love that we somalize those words and not just rip of like some other countries does.

[@zakariasharmake1441]

Lebito- Levito -yeast Tibaro- ruberStamb Bello- bella-Good jaaw-ciao -Bye Maarso- marzo -march Luliyo -july Dooro Koronto😂😂

[@Butterflyfai14]

I feel betrayed 😦

[@Shtjy33]

Lkn reer kuunfurku gumesigii Italia ka hor maxay u yiqiinan ereyaashan mise marku Italian coloni joogay koonfur ayay ereyadaan barteen

[@monasirtakesitall]

Also Iskaako -scacchi(chess) Farmaajo-formaggio(cheese)

[@idontwanttohearitidont4792]

I am Somali (North) and I don't recognise 95% of the words you are using 😂

[@AA-sc6iw]

Its because they are not somali but italian words used by somalis just like how we borrow from english and arabic. Somali kids these days dont know the difference between somali and loan words from other languages.

[@zubeir6618]

The South of Somalia has a lot of italian similarites. Im from North of Somalia (Laascaanood) and we dont got much similarities from my dialect

[@153cm2]

Zubeir Leonard But the north has a lot of Arabic loan words

[@153cm2]

First Name Last Name My mum is from North and my dad is from the south so I can speak both dialects lol.

[@zubeir6618]

@@153cm2 north is more of french and arabic

[@bdh711]

I’m Caribbean Hispanic and the words bag, cake and heel are all the same as the Spanish I speak 😂

[@rocknmetalshitposting]

Your pronunciations is very good the only problem is that sometimes you pronounce some vocals with a deep voice, if you put your pitch of voice a little bit high the pronounce will be almost like a native speaker, however I respect you bro, from Italian cousin

[@saadoomar9982]

We say the months the same as them as well, janaayo for January, fabraayo for February.🇸🇴❤️

[@francescobalbo5932]

You forgot Farmajo come from italian Formaggio. Cheese ! ; )

[@anzhahfikawianzhah6221]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mascudabschir9611]

The president of Somalia is called farmajo which is cheese

[@qpdjjsjs3834]

@@mascudabschir9611 🤣🤣ye

[@iki2743]

@@mascudabschir9611 farmajo hadda jiis wye maa iledahy!🥲

[@MsLatiifa]

@@iki2743 🤭🤣🤣🤣

[@syubiased6854]

THE FIRST THREE SECS AND I’M ALREADY SO SHOCKED IM DYING😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AkafiAli]

Hahah!! Thank you!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@pietromessina4081]

The actual pronunciaton of the words in Italian is how you pronounce them in Somali ahahah

[@MusiC-yj8fk]

Wait fr?

[@pietromessina4081]

@@MusiC-yj8fk yeah ahaha

[@pietromessina4081]

@jakiiz jambeze yup

[@cinziaslittlekitchen]

Well done most of them you said it right . Armadio try breaking it in 2 sounds “Arma dio “. ...”Forchetta”try to pronounce it as would be a K ” Forketta “...Gelato is actually as you said in somalian....anyway you did well. When I moved to London few years ago I did not know about Somalian speaking Italian....couple of time I had lovely chat with people meet on the tube...ones a Somalian lady heard me talking and she explained to me why she could speak Italian... Mussolini went to Somalia and at that time they were teaching Italian in Somalian school ...that’s why older generations speaks more Italian than the young one. Hope she told me the true🤭😃😃😃 amazing how many words we have in common 😃🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@move-on1833]

She is right, my parents speaking italian too🥰🥰

[@LJama6119]

that is true after the civilwar there were no italians and old people died. in cinemas we used to watch movies in italian rather than english and we sit near an old man so he could explain to us what we fail to understand.

[@jabarticaydiid4000]

We used to say farabuuto felyakano wich i think is also Italian.

[@chok02___59]

Bro it's figlio(filio) di cane and it means som of dog ahaha

[@theoxlade2897]

Just say figlio dicano

[@Cabdirxamaan_Garanwaa252]

​@@chok02___59 Somali grandparents use these words, but i never know it translates like a dog hhhhh

[@azakzaak1691]

These words are browed Italian words into Somali. Italy's has briefly occupied in Southern Somalia. Cousins? You are being sarcastic! No, We are not cousins.

[@missyaz4959]

Exactly only ones that could related with italians are those mixed which is rare but i do have aunt whose half italian

[@bigdraco2994]

AZak Z calling almost 50 years briefly?

[@animefan3985]

Dag Hammarskjöld it was brief compared to other African countries, the Italians left early

[@bigdraco2994]

Anime Fan I wonder why the British and the French were never that much interested in Somalia. A country with access to sea and soo close to India and China.

[@no-ss2dw]

Dag Hammarskjöld we were too strong for them fam, they had to beg us to stop enslaving other people. They seen how unified we were. Somali people have a great sense of community.

[@originalgenerator8470]

I’m from Djibouti and no one uses these words. We have French words instead.

[@AkafiAli]

Ohh didn’t know that 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@shebyshedont2520]

Well he said Somalia not Djibouti. We know Djibouti was colonized by the French

[@geletoz]

He didn't say Somali he said Somalia sxb..different.

[@imahmud]

Even though Djibouti is a sovereign country, I always consider it part of Somalia in my mind.

[@imahmud]

Do Italians have Somali words in their dictionary? 😊

[@yasmin-qj8zm]

you know we had to fight to gain our independence from them right. Imagine colonizing a place that was already colonized😂😂um no I’m not considering no Italian person my cousin😭😭

[@thatuv5653]

Word

[@LuckyLucky-xw8tl]

Period ✋😂

[@loreCarbonell]

Lol no, you don't know your same history lmfao. We lost World War 2 to british and americans and we had to gave Somaliland to the british in 1949 who created a ''trust territory''. Then independence happened and you got the great leader named Siad Barre who was a blessing to your country, Now you're into the shitty religious wars lmfao. Blame americans and saudis for your post 1990 situation, not ''the italians'' who left the country more than 70 years ago

[@yasmin-qj8zm]

Lore Carbone What?

[@loreCarbonell]

@@yasmin-qj8zm you're ignorant even about your same history lol. Italy lost all her colonies to the british in 1945, you got independence in 1960. Draw your conclusions

[@edoardoeichberg1380]

Reggiseno is more common than reggipetto. Really interesting video tho keep up the good work!

[@LJama6119]

funny and we use both those words

[@MohammedAhmed-py4rk]

Rajasiin is also popular. Akifali is young bro.

[@goha9218]

I'm from the north so many of these words don't relate to me it's still cool seeing the similarities

[@gorgortv9486]

Only somali football lovers can understand these words. Rigooro - Rigore Maano - Mano Aarbiitaro - Arbitro Tiiro ama darbo - Tira Jaale ama rooso - Carta gialla, rosso Inkaasa & fori kaasa - a casa e fuori casa

[@بشورةبنتحسن]

Ciao in itly hello but in domalia bye bye😂😂

[@gabrielerivolta8320]

❤️ from Italy!

[@AkafiAli]

🙏🏽💛💛

[@mohamedshaqiiri3254]

we love italians they never divide somalia and british gave somali lands to itiopia and kenya

[@fabriziogiannuzzi6835]

Sei un grande! 🔝🇮🇹❤️🇸🇴

[@tommasoscalzo2261]

The mahmood in the background 💯

[@mohabaashi4376]

Pro kuuli run waye i'm Somali lakin wax joga italia keep going pro❤🙏

[@hamzaabdinasir4842]

Anche io

[@mm-tu2ot]

oh my god you know the end it sounded like the ending of soldi by mahmood

[@ilhamjetski]

Finally someone done it 💘❤

[@AkafiAli]

Ah! Thank you so much!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@nanina9455]

Fratelli Somali ❤️❤️

[@dvhirinc4839]

this is fire, my girlfriends dad is italian that means me and her dad is somewhere down the line cousins👌🏿 thanks for the info

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@thenotchosenone4130]

bro wtf hahaha

[@shebyshedont2520]

Lmfaooo y'all takin this cousin shit serious huh. They ain't no cousins of mine, but thanks for the basto and suugo

[@haych1919]

Dumbass you guys are not cousins literally. They are European and you are African...

[@iptisammohamed]

another amazing video 😭🤪

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it!!

[@shushu9293]

Omg i love italian I'm trying to learn now

[@AkafiAli]

Its easy to learn, I like it. Thank you

[@shushu9293]

@@AkafiAli welcome

[@gulf_icy5775]

Btw I speak Italian

[@AkafiAli]

YAY!! thank you!

[@abelmomin8446]

Come va

[@user-cy6wi4gy2g]

Hey my cousin hello from a Sicilian (Actual Italian colony)

[@mahadljama4578]

What Italian colony are you not Italian I thought Sicily is in Italy

[@user-cy6wi4gy2g]

@@mahadljama4578 in Sicily we are more Greeks than Italians

[@user-cy6wi4gy2g]

@@mahadljama4578 very less Sicilians identify himself Italian

[@mahadljama4578]

Wow ok but how did you guys ended up in sicily greek is far away

[@user-cy6wi4gy2g]

@@mahadljama4578 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJSUYqWCrdOgjdk Remember Sicily is an Island, i hard to mix the Culture and etnicity, you can search Sicilian DNA test, and so many places with Ancient Greek Temples like Valle dei Templi

[@aishatha1st486]

Bro I’m in America and my family and I say all of these words 😭😭shook

[@AkafiAli]

😱😂😂😂

[@leonardabagnato3457]

I don't Know, man. Italian and somali are different. Even in English, there are some similiar words because the origin is from Latin. Maybe you're very distant cousins.

[@jasmineadam6090]

These are borrowed words from the Italian language since the Italians occupied Somalia.We are not cousins.

[@maktoobyt2009]

Not biological cousin, he’s just keeping respectful.

[@nimcosuhaamqoje3809]

Jasmine Adam Uuf 🤢 he need cousin italy 🙄🤢. He is only respect

[@momemoe7520]

we take words from foreigners and somalize them lol, like the english towel we say tuwaal or tuweel and the italian bicicletta we say baaskiil etc.And to add it were not cousins at all full stop.

[@jasmineadam6090]

No we call it bushkuleti

[@mariegreenlife]

Or seekal for bike at least fom northern region.

[@trappertoni9617]

YOU'RE ACTUALLY THE BESTTT

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you sooo much!!

[@ilwadroble5604]

Mymum spent 7years in Italy✨❤️🔥🇮🇹

[@DJSAMIRLYRICS]

somaliga waa italian laga diyay hhhh lkn dhawaaqa waa hal hhhhhh well come guys our chenell

[@augustopinto2859]

No doubt my friend there is more than just a similarity, most of the words are exactly the same. I'm Neapolitan and my language is way more different to the italian than your italian/Somali. My grandfather was in Somalia and Ethiopia for many years during the war than he was arrested by the English and after few months of a concentration camp he was forced to leave and go back to italy.

[@mahadljama4578]

Ethiopia was given half of Somali land as a compensation of Italian invasion it really sucks😡

[@BAASHEBULZHAWI]

Real somali word (💛 YELLOW) means somali(HURUUD)

[@zeinaaltah9603]

And for us the oven is foren (فرن)

[@updykanongaming8211]

Bro sahib si wad walal love you from Libya wlhi

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you sooo much!!

[@litqueen8517]

Im italian and yeah you do you best 😂😂😂 the word are right but the pronunciation is not too much good sorry😂😂😂❤❤

[@KhalidAbdinasir252]

Little Girl lol u don’t look Italian tho

[@litqueen8517]

@@KhalidAbdinasir252 im a nigerian italian girl infact😂😂

[@qpdjjsjs3834]

Im probaly somali but my mom is half italian and somali.. :/

[@litqueen8517]

@@qpdjjsjs3834 oh good

[@jabarahmed2461]

100% you're right, akafi I can't wait the next video.

[@jamalawyonis805]

I am from Somaliland and we do not say Goono, but some people say boorso or shandad.

[@safaali6610]

Ur Somali is amazing might as well get Somali classes from u

[@TSDamiano]

Ciao from italy

[@akodhaz872]

I am somali italian you are wrighte🤔

[@mohamedabdinuur1710]

You forget one important that is Bicycle in somali is that Basacil these word use in north sideand in the south bushceletti

[@jamilafarah8194]

All these words are Italian loan words used in it's former colony.

[@zahrasadam9311]

Mash allah

[@ia5159]

Not all Somalis speak Italian words sorry for example Somaliland was British protector from 1884 some of the words we use are English. All the words he is using, you never hear Landers speaking.😁

[@Fatima-cx1hl]

Cake is also Doolshi in somali, I've never used Toorto for cake but i would understand what you meant.

[@serenaviendalmare6113]

Doolshi Is similar do Italian word Dolci, it's mean "sweet dish"

[@yusufmohamed2481]

Toorto is used when the cake is for birthday or wedding. Doolsho uses for small cakes.

[@iki2743]

@@yusufmohamed2481 💯

[@nufailanoon]

2:47 in Arabic it is Furn 😭😭 so similar

[@yumo1066]

I’m an idiot I’m from Somalia and I didn’t know this

[@AkafiAli]

You’re not!!

[@move-on1833]

What part of somaalia are you from

[@zakadam9669]

Here's the real Somali words for all the things you translated Shandad bag, baraf ice-cream, keeshali bra , shoolad cooker , muraayad glasses, khaanad cupboard sanuunaf sauce, huruud yellow, jiir or buur hill,🇸🇴👍

[@aninternetuser2074]

Miraayad translates to mirror and baraf translates to snow/ice

[@zakadam9669]

@@aninternetuser2074 muraayad translates to glasses and mirror

[@nasibudarbi2600]

That is northern words no our words

[@the_only_and_the_one]

Cupboard =kabadh , ice cream =ays kiriim ,sauce =Suugo or sanuunad. This the correct translation.

[@sariahpiacentini9274]

Gelato is the same...as somali..no diference

[@MohammedAli-gw3fx]

Nice video broski 🇳🇴🇸🇴🇬🇧

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you!!

[@mgar000]

Actually how you say ice cream in Somali sounds way more italian than when you say it in italian

[@smile-fv2pe]

Bro actual somali we say the pra is KIISHALI 😅

[@inamacalin1]

The Somali word for jaallo is huruud.

[@hosnyhajihussein44]

We're cousin's hahahha

[@majidibrahim7242]

Akafi yoo keep going I'll give yh shout-out

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you so much!!

[@gulledeltigre4791]

Akafi bro put this video on tiktok or make a new its really interesting ❤

[@armaajo8457]

You're right

[@asiyahussein1650]

I call cake in somali doolshe I haven’t ever heard toorto.

[@nimcosuhaamqoje3809]

Toorto in muqdisho .

[@عبدالعزيزاسماعيل-غ3و]

Dolce= Macaan Torto= Cake

[@Mario_With_a_D]

I’m pretty sure all the words you just said originally were Italian words and eventually with time Somali people changed them pronouncing the words as it was more easy for them

[@Yas-ei3st]

The majority of these items were kind of brought by the Italians during colonisation. There wasn't a word for them beforehand, so I suppose Somalis opted to use the Italian words for them.

[@kinghuncho8973]

Keep goin pro🙏

[@AkafiAli]

Mashallah, thank you bro!!

[@muffinmonster2634]

Omg, there are so many similarities

[@dadoarshavin013]

Yep, Italians and Somalis are definitely “cugini”!

[@fatumaali3658]

I am from north and I recognise most word e.g goono,okiyaalo,boorso and jalaato

[@yolandacomito]

Ay yo how can you call us cousins when we colonized you 🤣 but I love Somalia, god bless your country and peace may be imposed in land 🇸🇴🇮🇹👐🏼

[@AkafiAli]

Omg!! Come outside I wanna talk to you 😡😂😂😂 thank you💛💛

[@yolandacomito]

@@AkafiAli no problem, sorry about the past tho 😿❤️

[@arafatyusuf8808]

F*ck itlay do wat happen to itally when they cpme to somali back days

[@yolandacomito]

@@arafatyusuf8808 bro do you even go to school cause I didn’t understand shit

[@yolandacomito]

@@arafatyusuf8808 but I’m also Cuban careful with the words you say we sided with Ethiopia and took away land from you, don’t make me take inches away again from your land 😈🇨🇺

[@ssimossimo907]

Hi, cousin ;) La pronuncia non è perfetta ma è accettabile. Usa Google traduttore, puoi anche sentire la pronuncia! Simone

[@kaderhirsi3605]

And Spanish alphabet is same with Somali sound and I like spanish well I learn some spanish phrases their sound make easy italian is same some somali words as you mentioned it

[@selwa03]

7 dislikes from haters but they still tryna keep up witchu 😂😂😂LOOOOOL

[@AkafiAli]

YEP!! thank you so much!!

[@nightcrawler6469]

Drip Drip Gang🤞🏾

[@AkafiAli]

Thank you!! Gang 🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@Takero-Sc]

As italian, i can say many quote are literally the same, but you pronunce wrong, like a english mother tongue. Like jalaato, we say "gelato", but you pronunce like anche english try to speak italian: "giàlhaatò" 😂 it's seems the pronunce are almost the same as somali, but less "long" to say.

[@mariegreenlife]

The only word I use is fergeetto the others is absolutely different. Like wardrobe you said amarjo? But actually we say Kabadh.