For the practice of the Somali langauge.
waxaan jeclahay inaan af soomaaliga baranayo.
Simple Somali sentences require certain particles to be used to show whether what is being sdaid is :
1) a statement = waa
2) a question = ma
3) question = miyaa
All these particles can be fully conjugated / declined with the appropriate personal pronouns.
some examples
gurigu waa weyn yahay the house is large
or
gurigu wuu weyn yahay (with conjugated personal pronouin for "he", since house is masculine).
shimbirtu waa quruxsan tahay
or
shimbirtu way quruxsann tahay (way = she, because bird is feminine)
Arabic is such a diverse language - it is confusing in a way.
What i mean is that unless you want to learn FusHah - you are learning about 12 different languages really, because of the differences in vocabulary (e.g. where ayna, fen, wayn etc).
So is there a form of arabic that is used in daily life that is a sort of standard. (I don't mean egyptian, even though it is widely understood.)
merHaban kullunaa!
I have never come across such a difficult language in my life!
How does anyone learn turkish?
So many verbal nouns and participles and -mis, and wor order - phew!
how do I make simple sentences:
eg.
the house is big
the garden is beautiful
the house is not big
the garden is not beautiful
is the house big?
is the garden beautiful?
Sağ ol
mina opin puhua somea mutta ajatelen etta tarvitsen hiukan auttua parantamaan suomeksi.
hoitakaa istestanne!
for example:
nei kaun dha lar? means how is your health = how are you.
chei zu thin bar dae means thank you
any more help (especially from Myanmar lu) would be appreciated.
