Similarities Between Somali and Oromo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2021
- Can Somali and Oromo speakers understand each other or other Cushitic languages such as Beja, Afar, Hadiyya, Kambaata, Saho, and Sidama? In this episode we showcase some of the similarities between Oromo (Afaan Oromoo), which is one of the official languages of Ethiopia, native to the Ethiopian state of Oromia and primarily spoken in Ethiopia and northeastern Kenya, and Somali (Af Soomaali), which is the official language of Somalia and Somaliland, and also spoken in Djibouti, and parts of Ethiopia and Kenya. A list of words and sentences will be given to Quxube (Oromo speaker) and Ramla (Somali speaker) to see how well they can understand one another.
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Oromo and Somali have the highest number of speakers among all the Cushitic languages.
Somali (Af Soomaali), as a Cushitic language in the Afroasiatic language family, is mainly spoken in Somalia and Somaliland, as well as Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Yemen. The language is written using the Latin alphabet. The adoption of the Latin orthography as the official national alphabet over several other previous writing scripts took place in 1972. Besides the Latin script, the Arabic and Wadaad scripts were used for writing the Somali language. The current Latin script was developed by several scholars of Somali, such as Musa Haji Ismail Galal, B. W. Andrzejewski and Shire Jama Ahmed, and it uses all letters of the English Latin alphabet except p, v and z. Other writing systems such as the Osmanya (invented by Osman Yusuf Kenadid), Borama (by Abdurahman Sheikh Nuur) and Kaddare alphabets (by Hussein Sheikh Ahmed Kaddare) were developed to write the Somali language as well.
Oromo (Afaan Oromoo) is primarily spoken in Ethiopia and northeastern Kenya. In Ethiopia, it has the largest number of native speaker, and is second to Amharic in the total number of speakers in the country. There are several different varieties of the language, stretching all across Ethiopia and Kenya. Although Oromo is written with a Latin alphabet called Qubee (formally adopted in 1991), in the past the Sapalo script was used, invented by Sheikh Bakri Sapalo (Abubaker Usman Odaa), and in some cases, within Muslim majority areas, the Arabic script is sometimes used.
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Comparing two Cushitic languages for the 1st time! Hope you enjoy it!
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Always the participants are very nice people
Also do it with Afar language
Awesome 😎
Bahador, please make a episode about Bangla 🇧🇩 language again, please 🙏.
@@monarchyofjackalliancesind3937 Bengali with Hindi or with Assamese
Love and greetings from Turkey to Somalia 🇹🇷❤️🇸🇴
We love too our brothers Turkey 🇹🇷
🇹🇷❤❤💐🇸🇴
Thank you so much. we love you guys too ❤💗
Çok teşekkür ederim
Hoş kakdın ablacağım
Am Somali wallahi am shocked I didn't know oromo very close to Somali language. Wow amazing
bro did you know inaan orormada u qornay xuruufteeni afsoomaliga bal eeg sida ay ugu dhawaaqayaan kalmada iyo sidaanu ugu dhawaaqno markaanu hadlayno waa isku mid.
@Adam Vivo dream babille is always hawiye ethnic territory
Oromo Politics
@@abdiasiisismail8452 wey copy gareyeen
They wear similar clothes too
@@cerritfiedpirate3537 And gari kombe 💖somalinimo
I like Somalia 🇸🇴 people from eritrea 🇪🇷
They're nice folks
thanks love you to guys
Thanks
We like u bro.
We are one nation .
Thank u so.much
So I'm i Thanks
As a Somali, I'm shocked by the similarity. I knew that the two languages share a lot but was not expecting to be so huge. The Somali lady missed to recall that there's a Somali word similar to the Oromo word qabadii (to have). Its Somali equivalent is 'qabaa'. Therefore, if you want to say in Somali: I have nine children, it would be: sagaal ilmo ayaan qabaa. However, there are letters in Somali native language, which are not in Oromo. For example, the letter 'C' which sounds like Arabic letter ع; letter 'X' which sounds like Arabic letter ح; and letter 'kh' which sounds like Arabic letter خ.
Both Cushitic so sister languages. Look at Rendille, it’s basically Somali.
Yup absolutely true am somali the word Ciyal it is Arabic. Which means ..ilmo
That's why somali and oromo are brothers
Also rendille language accent is similar to somali language accent
In the af May Somali dialect those letters are also not there.
Albaab came from arabic word it is not somali word
Bahador, thanks for another great video. I would like to thank the ladies who participated this great video. Thank you. You did the Somali and Oromo speakers proud. 🇸🇴
Which tribes are Nilo Hamites in Ethiopia, Kenya and Sudan , please historians tell us
@@kibetrobert1633 none. Maasai, Tutsi, Ankole, Kalenjin, and a few others are considered “Nilo-Hamatic”. A fake term used to describe mixed tribes between different Africans, in this case Nilotic, Cushitic, & Bantu.
As half Somali and half Oromo, I am so proud to see this video. I have seen some comments that kinda of saying "all Oromo are Christian", I just want to say that we are both Muslim and Christian. Love the similarities between my two languages.
I wish love and peace between Somalis and Oromo😍💙💚💛♥, and unity for us cushitic people.
Oromo* not oromi
English and Somali Similarities
English=(Burr)
Somali= hill/mountain/Flour
English=(Sir)
Somali=Secret meaning
English=(Far)
Somali=Finger
English= (Fur)
Somali=Open
English=Bar
Somali= has a different meaning
English=Door
Somali=Forest
English=Sun
Somali=Poison
English=War
Somali=Word/lake meaning in Somali
English=Bill
Somali=Moon meaning in Somali
English=Beer
Somali=Liver/Garden meaning in Somali
English=Fully
Somali=Coward Meaning in Somali
In English= (was)
In Somali= was= Fuck
English= (Seal/Sill)
Somali= (Siil) Vagina
English=(Car)
Somali= (Car)
English=(Safe)
Somali=(Sword)
English= (Dick)
Somali=(Drop)
English=(mass)
Somali=(Snake)
English=(Get)
Somali=(tree)
English=(Got)
Somali=(Hole)
English=(full)
Somali=Full
English=Dad
Somali=People
English=Day
Somali= look
English= Tire
Somali= Eraser
English=Dolly
Somali=Rat/Mouse
@Jalal Muhammad Attari Qadri yea that’s what I’m saying
@Jalal Muhammad Attari Qadri No,they also have waaqeffanna over both.
This is very healthy!👌👌 And true👌👌 thanks
I am so happy to finally see this even though I am from the south of Africa and speak a completely different language. It's time you came to Africa, thank you.
hes done african languages before 😂
Why South Africans kill somali in South Africa??
@@aali8892 Somalis don't welcome other Africans into their country.
@@derrickmutuma7185 who siad that ?
@@derrickmutuma7185 u know how many non somalis live in somalia?
My Masters thesis on the Afroasiatic languages led me to traverse into the astonishing Cushitic world. What astounding history I may say.
Hello fellow linguistics masters degree holder! 😂
Brother afro Asiatic is an Amharic and tigray languages not a Cushitic language. The term afto-asiatic is disappointing if great care not taken
@@AliHassan-hb1bn Cushitic is a branch of Afroasiatic
Yea, the rich Cushitic history, culture, language, etc is so underrated and I hope great researchers like yourselves will shed more light on it. Thank you as well.
Cool. Very interested to view it, if I had spare time.
As someone who speaks a very different dialect of Somali known as Af Maay or just Maay, I understood all the Oromo words and sentences.
I speak maay too and I was so surprised to see how similar the last oromo sentence was to maay!
Bantu
Yes maay and oromo sidamo Somali are same language people don’t think in their brains we all Cushitic people
@@FC-go9tpit’s not though
Been waiting for this. Arabic and Somali don’t have a lot in common and are mainly loan words but Somali and Oromo are both Cushitic so there’s a lot more similarities which makes it all the more interesting. You should try Afar next (another Cushitic language) and compare it to Oromo and/or Somali.
Not true.
Somali shares words with many languages both roots and loans
Arabic and Somali are Afroasiatic languages.
Cushitic/Semitic etc is not based on shared words alone but how words and sentences are congregated and grammar.
Beja and Somali have almost zero words or even Agew and Somali.
it's because somalis wanna be like Arabs so badly, its embarrassing
@@sumayasaid3715 it’s because of trade are u okay
most of arabic words have somali equivalent just some religios terms like soon and nabi didn't exist in the somali language but salad=tukasho shikh-wadad allah=waaq eebe sharci=xeer cadalad=gar kursi=ganbar khatar=halis isticmaal=adegsi ixtiraam=tixgalin xushmayn subax=saka alasey aroryo duhur=barqo casar=galab makhrib=fiid cishe=habeen as you can see most of arabic words they have somali equivalent so arabic influence isn't that great if you go the rural area you wouldn't find any arabic words it's just the coastal area where you can find arabic words like bossaso berbara city becouse they are port cities so somali language is rich langauge and ancient language
I think you need to study Arabic first only than you will fine the similarity Somali has many Arabic words even there are one particular alphabet that is exclusively Arabic the letter KH' all words starts with kh is Arabic origin So Somali is kind of mixture of Arabic and Oromo.
i am oromo i love somali people 🇸🇴🥰♥️
We love u too bro ❤
But we hate you oromo and ethiopian🤫
@@braveboy8857 You shouldn't conflate oppressed peoples of Ethiopia with the oppressive government of Ethiopia.
Aside from Amhara every group was oppressed. Haile Selasse oppressed Tigrayans, then the Tigrayans came to power and oppressed others, now the Tigrayans are removed and are oppressed themselves. Abiy is Oromo but majority of Oromo hate him. There's been regional conflicts between Somali and Oromo herders and farmers in Ethiopia but that is because of competition over grazing/farming land because of famine, droughts and poverty, all of which are the government's duty to solve but they never did. Ethiopia needs to be made into a confederation rather than a federation.
Want one with Oromo, Somali and Afar now. Cushitic languages are so beautiful.
I have been waiting to see this Af-Soomaali Vs Afaan-Oromo. I am not surprised about the similarities of the two. Both are Cushitic and have been living together for thousand of years. Peace and love to you both. It would be awesome if you also do Either Afar or Saho Vs Oromo and Somali.
This is so AMAZING. Oromo and Somali languages are so close.
All the oromo people live here in hargeisa somaliland they learn the somali language very fast
when they arrive they can all most understand every word you said to them.
Same shit 😪 man 👨
They are cousins from father kush
They look so different I can’t tell they are not pure Somali they used to be part of somaliland now they just look different like the nose hair
@@warsamaosman0894 afars in djoubouti are like that to
I am Oromo and I appreciate this video.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You have nice eyes, or eye I should say😂
I love Somali🇸🇴🇸🇴people from TURKEY🇹🇷🇸🇴🇹🇷🔥🔥
Caaq
Oo soomaali ayaaba tahaye maxaad nasoo salaantaa
@@abdihalimyusufmohamed8903 😂 😂 😂
Kkkk. Waan kaqadnay turkey boy. Wana kujecel nahay ardugaanow walal
@@waciyebosaso4253 qalbiguu turki ka noqday Hhhhhh
OMG who separated my people Oromo and my people Somali ?? They are just same for everything✅🌷🥰
Same cushetic
The oromo one is beautiful and we're Christian 😉
You must be ondrugs. How can Arab and Africans be the same people ?
@@AA-el4pq Are you ok? somalis have never been arabs 🤣. We are cushitic culturally, linguistically and genetically. A few tribes pretend to be arabs to say they are related the prophet Mohammad S.A.W.
@@sebia322 You are Culturally, genetically, Religiously, Mentally, Socially and Traditionally Arabs.
Nothing about you is African.
As Somali I I love oromo people but I didn't know our languages are very similar .
Thank you so much, I enjoyed the video alot ❤❤❤
i am oromo so much i love somali ♥️🥰🥰
#ayaan I think you're diaspora you should learn you own language
You share similarity because Somalis have absorbed and assimilated native Cushitic tribes of Horn Africa.
@A. A. Before 1000 A.D. Somalis did not exist.
@A. A. Following the introduction of lslam.
7:45 for this sentence, I noticed a closer somali wording would be “ Sagaal ilma ay qabta”. Qabtiid sounds very similar to Qabta which means, has.
You must come from south Somalia because in north they don't talk like that in nord qabtaa is only used for married to 😅
Yeah it was the dialect... In the South they say qabtaa but in the north its leedahay/haysataa/dhashay. So the oromo sentence was more similar to the southern somali dialect... I understood straight away though even though I am from the North
@@mahadljama4578 but you wouldn't say qabtaa for a lady... You would rather say qabaa referring to the man
@@Deeqa247 I'm northern Darod, you can say qabtaa depending on context, like when you say 'imisa xaas baad qabtaa/leedahay/haysataa/guursatay' or asking a question like xaas ma qabtaa?
@@hassanabdikarimmohamed2505 Yes true but you still wouldn't use it address a lady... You would only use it for the male.
Was waiting for something like this. Hopefully, there will be multiple Cushitic languages comparison.
Yeah, this was way too short. Wished it was longer and it included Afaan Afar as well.
Wwwooww👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍🌷🌷🌲🌷🌷
It's unbelievable how similar the two languages are. And the Orama sentence for ' I /you have 9 children' is exactly the same. In somali you can say children with withe 'ilmo' or 'ciyaal". Also the word "have" can be in somali "haastaa" as the somali girl translated or "qabta" (if saying you have) or "qabaa" (if saying I have). There is also a third word for "have" and that is "leeyahay" (if saying I have) or "leedahay" (if saying you have).
Great work guys. Jazaka Allahu. I learnt something new. 👍👍
It’s not unbelievable 😂😂😂they’re both Cushitic languages
Ciyaal/Cayaal is Arabic not a somali word, originally.
English and Somali Similarities
English=(Burr)
Somali= hill/mountain/Flour
English=(Sir)
Somali=Secret meaning
English=(Far)
Somali=Finger
English= (Fur)
Somali=Open
English=Bar
Somali= has a different meaning
English=Door
Somali=Forest
English=Sun
Somali=Poison
English=War
Somali=Word/lake meaning in Somali
English=Bill
Somali=Moon meaning in Somali
English=Beer
Somali=Liver/Garden meaning in Somali
English=Fully
Somali=Coward Meaning in Somali
In English= (was)
In Somali= was= Fuck
English= (Seal/Sill)
Somali= (Siil) Vagina
English=(Car)
Somali= (Car)
English=(Safe)
Somali=(Sword)
English= (Dick)
Somali=(Drop)
English=(mass)
Somali=(Snake)
English=(Get)
Somali=(tree)
English=(Got)
Somali=(Hole)
English=(full)
Somali=Full
English=Dad
Somali=People
English=Day
Somali= look
English= Tire
Somali= Eraser
English=Dolly
Somali=Rat/Mouse
Your work is appreciated
Amazing!!! I always knew our languages were so similar! It makes me think that there was a point in time where we were one people group with the other Cushitic speakers like the Afar and Sidamo. Could we have one BIG comparison of several Cushitic languages?
Somali, Oromo, Afar, Sidamo, beja, and all other Cushitic languages are all descended from Old Hamito-Semitic languages the common ancestor of all Cushitic languages spoken today. They are closely related, and largely mutually intelligible.we share Blood, language,history and ancestry brother we are Cushates
@@mohbulshaawi597 indeed my brother
eeyee haadho koo.
could be the khat working up your head.
No doubt, we're one people but we've been segregated by Abbysinian occupation and colonialism.
Cushitic languages part 2 please, would love to hear some Rendille or Afar compared to Somali and Oromo 🙏🏽
Rendille ,afar, they are somals 🇸🇴🇩🇯🇪🇹🇰🇪
@@nimcosuhaamqoje3809 no they are our Cushitic brothers.
I'm somali my mom is oromo I speak 100% oromo and 90% of somalis i consider myself as somalis and oromos are my uncle and I have huge respect 4 them ❤
I am somali I wanna learn oromo
How ?🤔
Very interesting. You could just see the sheer delight on their faces when they recognised or knew the meaning of the word/phrase. They were both genuinely engaged & more importantly, willing to learn from each other. Both languages are very similar. We have far more similarities than differences. Unfortunately, we tend to focus more on the differences. If we come with the mindset of love & objectivity, it will undoubtedly change our perspective. We will begin to see people for who they truly are, instead of the preconceived notions we hold. Both are beautiful & intelligent. Well done.
Marjorie,
Facts are fact. It doesn't change if the two are friends or enemies. And the fact is these two languages have same roots.
How come counting is the same. It is more than coincidence
. Kow, laba, sadeh, afar, Shan, lih, todoba, sideed, sagaal, toban.
This is 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10. Ther are in Somali.
I am sure promo is the same.
demxa85
That's the 'root'of the problem. Some tend to focus on the differences instead of our similarities. We both speak Cushitic languages, share a myriad of cultural traits & more importantly, we are genetically connected.
I agree with you on the points mentioned - Thank You.
This was great! Thank you Bahador.
Amazing video needs a part two challenge soon!
Huge fan of Somalia, 🇸🇴 I wish I could go there for vacation.
I googled some pictures of Somalia and it is breathtakingly beautiful!
💙🤍💙🤍
Wish Somalis could unite and put their small differences aside, if they do, they'd be unstoppable.
Greetings to the Oromo people as well.
Of course you can come ❤❤ a lot oromos live there and have buissnesses we cant even tell the diffrence between each other hahaha, there in somaliland and somalia
Or come to djoubouti it is 60% somali there and 40% afar ❤❤ population
thanks for the opportunity to hear both languages. the similarity is amazing.
As a Sidama I am glad to see the Oromo - Somali comparison. Can you do Sidama v Gedeo v Oromo combo video? Thanks!
@Justin Y. ????????????? ayo what?
Gedao 70% similar to oromoo
Gedeo was Somali Before the colonization of Somali
@@sagalsalaad2750 Waxay Gedeo Duna 😂Mantana OraMo Ma No Keenteen 😂
I really like Sidama people
Amazing vid and amazing channel In general we have more similarities than we realize
Wonderful video. Amazing almost 90 percent similar. Do more of video like this. Cheers!
loved this one, wish you could do a comparison between northern Iranian Caspian languages, Mazandarani, Gilaki, Talysh, Tati and Semnani.
This was a nice video, thanks.
It would be nice if you end up doing more languages of the Horn of Africa.
Thank you for this wonderful similarities
I really loved this video.
One of these days I hope to create a similar video involving lesser known languages within a historical context.
Keep them coming!
We Somalis share everything with Oromo brothers. We are from the same origins (Afar & Saho) as well.
Even our ancient God WAAQA is the same.
Somalis are Arabs who wish they were Africans.
@@cerritfiedpirate3537 Stop regurgitating these baseless myths.
Borane yes but these modern Oromo we don’t know em
Samaale is ancestor of hawiye and other clans he buried in land between two Rivera’s
East of Jubba river near river
1450s years
Borane are also related to us the old folklore is that borane moved west wards between the two rivers
This was during 7th CE
They kept their Waaq tradition
Borane was brother of dhinsame acc to proff at snu
Saabe had dhinsame
And borane
They related
Borane elders won’t deny it
Sabe went south he left the Berbera area
Then headed south
Samale is younger brother many years younger
This was during 7th CE
Samale got married and his chidrken went southward
Inbetween two rivers
@@ccc-uk2nu yh baseless Arab abeed myths
This proff AbdulKadir Salad Ali dorre at snu a geophysicist and historian talks about pre Islam history fuckin shit
He knows so much
That’s pre 7th CE brother 😅
Sky Waaq god
Oromo and Somali is one family. What we share is endless.
Arab abeeds say Hawiyedegan Oromo but were different Cushitic ethnic
Some believe Borana somehow assimilate lost Samale clan Garaare
Garrucha Samalo boran
Garaare Samale?
Samale
Other Samale clans went to south
Dir n part of Hawiye remain in Haraghe
West haraghr etc
These Arab abeeds we welcomed
Like Darod fleeing Yemen
Isaaq claim to be Iraqi
No oromo African people somalia arap
@@cerritfiedpirate3537 what hawiye
Somalia has two dialects
Mahaa Northern
Abd Maay South riverine
Spoken by
Southern
Spoken by Digilu
Clan
Which are not samale
But older try are sabe people
It said that sabe is many years older than his samale
They split up bcuz sabe got jealous and went south
Married Women from Mukay Madanle of me’en ethnic who live in south Ethiopia and Somalia on river
They are nilo sahelian
But Somalia are ignorant
Calling them jarer
Bantu came as slaves
Some by expansion
Makane Me’en live in Shabelle river of Somalia
They aren’t Bantu b it from south Ethiopia
Sabe had two son
Dhinsame
And boorane
Nobody knows abt borane
Lol
He gave em them each cattle
Dhinsame maried got don named amarre
Who late had son called Deysamow
Borane need stop claiming us lol
Digil and hawiye, jiddu, dabarre, are all ethnic Cushitic people
Samale thing comes from hawiye
It’s their ancestor
Gardhere
Of smaale
Oldest pre- haiwye
Hawiye is old as garee
Garre, Dagodiac, Ormale , Massare and Isse
We’re always politically aligned with haiwye or Digil
Somalis are Arab family.
I think Somalis and Oromo were once the same people, but way back split.
No we Somalis are not related to Oromos
@@AtrueservantofAllah Everything points to Oromo and Somali being related, despite what some kids who have no understanding of the depth of their culture and language say. And no amount of political disagreements between the two people can change this basic fact.
I am Somali and I have so many Oromo friends I know we have so many similarities between the two languages
Lol Somalis are our brothers, our roots are very similar so this doesn’t surprise me. Great video!
Great video!
Greetings to somalia from Pakistan 🇵🇰🤝🇸🇴 love you brothers long live brotherhood between our countries
Love you too bro 🇸🇴❤️🇵🇰
love you too 💛💛also we love pakistaan
Thanks for this, it shows how we are similar in many ways🙏
These women are BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!
Somali and Oromo languages are two Kushitik language that similar in many things, Proud to be Somali 🇸🇴
I’m Sidama/Gedeo/Oromo and I’m curious to learn more about Somalis, the media has a very bad description on you guys so it’s hard to find good information on you guys. But anyways Cushitic will be one ☝️ one day. But for that to happen we need better government!
@@benjamintamsa3701 god willing
Wow! This is a wonderful video
Wow wonderful video thanks dude 🇸🇴😻
I'm oromo and I realy appreciated the fact that you create this platforms to compare the two cousins language
.. As per I live in a place more somal lives I will learn Af somali, it will only takes me learning little vocabulary and more sentence making
Somali and oromo languages had been same languages until they split into two different langugaes sometime ago.
Cushitic languages split into 4 parts Northern= Beja
Central= Agaw
Eastern= Afar,Sidamo, Oromo and Soomaali/Rendille
Southern= Iraqw
We can’t say Oromo and Soomaali split into languages because we don’t know when they were one.
Fo example:
Linguists say Aramaic is the ancestor of Hebrew/Assyrian and Arabic, and also Ge؟ez is ancestor of Tigrinya,Tigre and Amharic because both Aramaic and Ge؟ez are well documented, but the Cushitic languages have no earlier documentation which makes hard for the linguists to trace back their ancestor Proto-Cushitic.
Interestingly:
Oromo: baldi
Somali: baaldi
Hindi: baaltee
Malay: baldi
Tagalog: balde
Portuguese: balde
Oromo:dhiiga
Somali: dhiig
Tagalog: dugo
Thanks Bahador for these wonderful videos!
Arabic : baldi baladi balad
Amharic: Baldi
Juba Numidia
Baladi in Arabic means my country ..but baldi means bucket in Somali ..it slightly different.
Lmao, Baldi is an Italian loan word. You guys don't even know how your language is constructed.
@@teddyissak2720 😭😭Are you okay today? Baaldi is not Italian for bucket.
thanks for this one. I'm studying Somali.
African languages are always so fascinating!
Oromo and somali are brothers with same mother and father but colonies make different countries. Before colonial period it was ruled by adal sultanate
@@blessingchanne1866 nope we are very different. 𐒛𐒖𐒑𐒚𐒈
@@blessingchanne1866 Oromo and Somali are a few thousand years removed. What do you mean? 🤣
@@blessingchanne1866 You are out of your mind.
@@blessingchanne1866 bro both of us existed before slam, we even both called our God, WAAQA. and some us oromos still follow our ancient forefathers way of life of aspect of "religion". Somalis are great people, we love you people.
This work magaalaa or magaalo is of Cush origin, only greeks call megalos because they used to live and inherit some cultural and societal habits from ancient Egypt. Not only megalos but greeks use many words of cush origin. The word magaalo means civilization, megaalo is also city in english. Ancient Egypt had huge civil structures and no civilization paralleled with it, that is why Greeks borrowed megalo from ancient Egypt
Damn
We were first able puntites who builded ancien Egyte, then Greece (geerik= dead see the geography of greece and turquie that look like decapitated man). Some of the ancien greek came back to conquer Egypt and rule it. Later in - 633 when king pasmmetique (besmatak) was defeated by persian many egyptians together with more than 30 000 ancien greeks (allies) came down all the way to "ta Natjer" (properly "Dan-yarta". "Dan" = "atlantis"
"yarta" = "little".
De word danyarta means now not only "poor people" but also indique the simplicity and abnégation of religious peoples.
Don't fotget that ta Natjer means also "land of our divine ancestors", the Horn of Africa.
Excuse me for my English. J'écris normalement en français.
@@msm9973 cushites invented the wheel, then "Gaari" and it is gaari in all languages, check that, you will be unravelled,
"Magalla" is a Harla word. Sorry, but neither Oromos nor Somalis knows anything about Cities. They were wondering nomads with no proper settlement.
Magaalo means city in Somali
My first time to know this much similarities between Somali & Oromo languages .
I know there similarities between Saho , an Eritrean Language and Somali language .
Thanks for the info.
Beautiful, smart ladies, awesome video 👍👏💜
I am Italian i can speak somali and oromo language, perfectly than native oromo and somali
Sei sicuro?
@@KushiteNomad afan oromo hin dubadha, akka nama afaan oromotin dhalateten dubadha. Afsomali waxan uu qana sida ruux somali ku dhashay
@@miopetter5480 jaajuus ayaa tahay. Maxaa kuugu kalifay inaad wakhti ku bixiso barashada af soomaaliga!
@@abdihalimyusufmohamed8903 doqon ayad tahay ruuxa luuqadada barta wa la so dhaweya waxana lagu dadala dadku inay luqadada wada bartan
That’s amazing but why lol
Maashaa'allaah tabaarakallaah, we have so much in common, but unfortunately there are enemies creating problems between us, i felt like crying.
I enjoy your videos, more African languages please. Thanks
Look at the Coptic Christian crosses on the Somali Coast of Arms. why is that?
@@PierreJJ. Its not coptic cross. It wide spread esoteric symbol worn by hundreds of different tribes in Africa (specially in the sahel and east africa).
@@PierreJJ. Probably becausw of Italians.
They're teachers.so my father's oroma and my mom is somalia.Today I learn alot.I would say you keep going
War waxaan day abahaa oromo hadduu yahy ibrahim yaa u bixyay war haddad isku xoqeyso sheeg nio😅
@@craxmanmaxamed4101 wll ibrhim inu magac aduunka ka dhaxeya miyadan ogeyn inu nabi ibrahim magacisi yahay ma ogid gaal iyo muslim inu ka dhaxeyo ma ogif miya hadda aragto rooble samatar kurshe kuwa asal ku ah ku qabso qofka wada
@@craxmanmaxamed4101 wiilka abtiga utahay kaxishood wiilow
@@craxmanmaxamed4101 ma adiga udiyay dadka Islamka ah magacyada wey wadagn
Maxa badow tahay magac Ibrahim masomali bas mala baxdo
*WE NEED PART 2 ASAP*
I didn’t know that Somali and Oromo languages share that much similarities
Aren’t Hebrew and Arabic more close to each other than any other Semitic languages?
It’s not a big deal but i am sure Afar is more related to Somali than Oromo.
@@MohamedHassan-gy5wy you would think so but that's probably not true, according to the research I did Af Somali shares the most mutual intelligibility with Afan Oromo. The languages only diverged 2000/3000 years ago
Nice to see some of the similarities these two Cushitic languages has and I never knew there was a language called Oromo. 🙂
Oromo is the largest Cushitic language.
@@lamekfishayemisghna1666 🤣🤣 please stop lying it isn’t
@@chynkz924
I’m Somali and confirm your statement to be true. The Oromo language is spoken by Oromos and other ethnicities residing in the Oromiya state of Ethiopia, Dire Dawa, Harar, and Addis. It is also spoken by the Borenas and other closely linked communities of Kenya’s NFD(Gare, Guji, and Gabra). That translates to roughly a 45million Oromo speakers, which is well above Somali speakers (the 2nd most spoken Cushitic language).
@@XalaalSomalis Oromo or afaan Oromo is dominated by its counterpart Amharic , but Somal got a chance that is why Somali is more famous and it's available on google translate while Oromo is not like that
@@Cabdirxamaan_Garanwaa252
You are right! The reason why Somali is more readily available than Oromiffa is related to the political oppression of the Oromos in Ethiopia, whereas Somali is the official language of Somalia. The academic language for all Ethiopians was official Amharic until about 30years ago. In fact, the first time Afaan Oromo was broadcasted was from Radio Mogadishu. Also, the significant Somali diaspora presence, many of whom rely heavily on the Somali language, and the need to serviced them has helped advance the accuracy of the Somali Google translation service. As afaan Oromo has gained prominence in Ethiopia, it will have the opportunity to grow as well. It is rightly being adopted as one of the Ethiopian languages (along with Somali, Tigrinya, and Afari in addition to Amharic). It has been the official language of Oromiya for nearly three decades.
Thanks for featuring Ethiopian language again 🇪🇹❤
It’s not Ethiopian language these both languages are named Somali and Oromo. Their is nothing called ethopian language don’t impose your facist idea on us. We are proud of our ancestors and the languages they use to speak and we still speak it just like your ancestors use to speak Amharic and you still speak it. Soon all of us will be free and and go back to or roots!!!
@@Adnaan98-ONIILkkkkkk are you crazy
@@Adnaan98-ONIIL yeah oromo is a Ethiopian language but not somali it’s from Somalia 🇸🇴 and Djibouti 🇩🇯 language 7 million Ethiopia speak somali language Ogaden and north eastern kenya 1 million speak somali language
No such thing as Ethiopian languages. That’s like saying American languages or Canadian languages.
@@abduugas i was referring to the oromo language which is one of Ethiopia's official languages
Waw this was so educational.
I’m a big fun of your show. Thank you so much for doing something I’ve been thinking about for so long. You supposed to use the Oromia flag, NOT Ethiopian flag because Oromo is spoken outside Ethiopia and she said I’m from Oromia.
There’re many common features and similarities between Oromo and Somali languages, especially the eastern and southern dialects of Oromo exhibit and share lot of similarities with Somali, in terms of sharing cognate words and even pronunciations. To illustrate this with the word used in the video, both balbala and albaaba are used in the Borana (southern Oromo) dialect for the word “door”. In a conversation, the last “a” that comes at the end of the word is often dropped, sounding more like Somali. For example, dhiiga sounds “dhiig” and shimbira like shimbir and so on.
In the Oromo sentence “ Ilmaan sagal qabdi,” the verb is “qabdi” (a conjugation for third person singular feminine pronoun ), which comes from the root verb “qab(a)”, which is in Somali “qab(o)”, meaning to have in both languages.
But are most Oromo people not Ethiopian?
do you know her Regional accent? her Oromo was very strange and hard to understand for Hararghe Oromo.
@@Mo-zh2sc yes we are
@@oromtitiwbo5078 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love u 😍
@@chynkz924 ohhh maybe Showa accent. very cool 😍👍🏽
Can u do more cushitic languages bro.
Good lesson 👍
I’m Somali and I’m aware Oromo are my brothers
Thanks bahador and the two ladies who participate in high level education.
Oromos are the closest to Somalis, before Islam we both believed in a higher power named Waaq. which many cities are named after.
Oromo’s are close to Somalis but them being the closet to Somalis is incorrect! Afari and the Rendille people are the closest to Somalis! Where some people say that the Afari and the Somalis split about 6 thousand years ago where the Oromo is much longer. Also, the Rendille are very close even claiming that they come from Somalis!
Afar people is more close to somalis
@@Shhhey1 actually no… Afar are closer to Habesha due to admixture
NO stop lying !!!
Oromos are close to Borana Kenyas than they are to Somalis.
This have nothing to do with Islam. You were culturally different to begin with. Almost half of the Oromos are Islam , but non of them have lost their culture.
@@Shhhey1 Look over the offshores. The people who are close to you are Yemenis and Omanis. You are inch away from them.
great work....
اللغة الصومالية و اللغة الارومية هما من الغات الافرواسووية و هما ايضا جارنا في نفس المنطقة القرن الافريقي وبينهم حدد فامن الطبيعي ان يكون هنالك تشابه بين الغات و الهجات
لا ليس الأمر شابه فحسب بل هما من أصل واحد
Amazing similarities. Before thousand years. This people may be one people people at some time
I agree
Almost same language😯 wow thank you so much bro
The similarities outstanding lol. Wonderfull to know that. Assume its dialects so some words is similar or same, but might have letter different. As somali some words didnt know so dialect or havent learnt. Wonder if Somali and ethiopian can comunicate and understand everything, would be fun. Good and fun video.
Omg somali and oromo share alot of words that is amazing. 😊
Interesting!!!
Shimbira Bird we call it in Sudan ( Simbirya) it is ( Stork) in English
Where in Sudan?
I think because Sudan ancient people are Cuchitic as well as Oromo in Ethiopia and somali people
May be there are more similar word between Sudan and other cushitic people
I'm somali, to be honest few years ago I thought Oromo are just one of the somali clans and one of us😁
Till now I consider Oromiyaa as brothers and sisters. One love💙💛
Very interesting!
We need part 2 bro
After seeing these video i realised that Somali,Oromo, Saho and Afar are same lineage. maybe others exist, love you all😻😻
hey plz do Oromo, Somali AND Afar. I strongly believe these 3 ethnic groups have similiar langauges and phenotypes!
Phenotypes vary between these groups, but the languages are of the same family and they do share common genetic and cultural history.
@Real Talk ofcourse there is going to be some variations in looks. I mean Somalis , Oromos and Afars themselves look different within themselves. It’s just the Cushitic language and people have a similarity in looks and culture/traditions etc
Your TH-cam is amazing.
Very interesting!!!!!❤
We similar descent that share common ancestors, but we live different countries. while some countries we live together like Ethiopia and Kenya!
Oh nice Bahador Jan, I just came after seeing the Hindi-Burmese video.
I never knew abt these two languages, though we know abt Ethiopia's rich history and it's unique alphabet, but sadly I don't know much abt Somalia, except the war. U learn something new everyday. Sadly, very few countries frm Africa like Egypt, Marrakech, Ethiopia and South-Africa get mentions in our school history books, this is not applicable for the Geography and climate of Africa. We have got to focus on Asia as well. And of course, both the speakers are beautiful and talented.
Greetings frm India 🇮🇳 to both the speakers.भारत आपसे प्यार करता है:)।
U should read more about Somalia
It's very interesting that the vocabulary seems to be very similar, almost the same, but the sentence structures definitely seemed to throw the participants off. This was really fun to watch.
My grand mother used to speak oromo..she told us as a somali it's easy to learn if you live with oromo..there are alot of similarities..
First time I see your channel I loved ❤ I don't know oromo and Somalia are
Very close as language
The horn is a beautiful place with the most beautiful pple on the planet. Eritrea iyo Somalia guul
I am from Ethiopia just Oromifa and solaifa is a great language in Ethiopia i proud both of them!!!!!! Both of you i like you︎ 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
We call our language "Af Somali". Meaning the language of Somalis.
Just like "Afaan Oromo" meaning the language of oromos.
I love Oromia and the Oromo people. Somali from Mogadishu.
Love you too bro❤️❤️Oromo from Canada 🇨🇦
Wonderful! I never knew we were this this close to Oromia, my understand was Anfar were a bit closer. You enlighten me today.
Cheers
Anfar? Affaru mean
@@rabbipopanzfirlefanz3973 Somali is pronounced Canfar
I'm somali, I love Oromian brothers & Sisters.
I shocked this Vedio, I wasn't think that Our languages are so Close 95%
Very interesting.
Thanks to the Girls.
The last sentence the same
" I have 9 children"
In Somali
"Sagaal ilmaa ayaan qabaa "
We oromo and somali are one family walahi cushitic one love
What this make a difference is special
The most of the word is really very same🤞❤️🌳❤️
good video ive noticed ramla the somalia person i think i met her before