How to Say “Wife” in Somali
The Somali word for “wife” is xaas. xaas is used to refer to a female partner in a marriage.
How to Say “Ok” in Somali
The English phrase “ok” can be translated into Somali as haye. haye is used to acknowledge a request or a statement during a conversation.
How to Say “Uncle” in Somali
The Somali word for uncle is adeer, specifically referring to a paternal uncle. In Somali, the term adeer is used to describe the brother of one’s father.
How to Say “Shut Up” in Amharic
The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Amharic as ዝም በል. ዝም በል is used to tell someone to stop talking.
How to Say “Cheers” in Amharic
ለጤናችን is the Amharic way to say cheers. ለጤናችን is used as a toast when drinking with a group of people.
How to Say “Good Afternoon” in Amharic
The English phrase “good afternoon” is translated into Amharic as እንደምን ዋሉ.
How to Say “Why” in Somali
The Somali word for “why” is maxaa. maxaa is an interrogative adverb used to ask for what reason.
How to Say “Call Me” in Somali
To say “call me” in Somali, use i soo wac. This phrase is used to request that someone contact you, typically by telephone.
How to Say “Sit Down” in Somali
The Somali phrase for ‘sit down’ is fadhiiso. fadhiiso is a verb used to instruct someone to move from a standing position to a sitting position.