How to Say “Be Quiet” in Oromo
The English phrase “be quiet” is translated into Oromo as cal’isi. cal’isi is a command used to tell someone to stop making noise.
The English phrase “be quiet” is translated into Oromo as cal’isi. cal’isi is a command used to tell someone to stop making noise.
Borana is a southern variety of Oromo, and the common greeting is Akkam, literally “how”. Many people also greet with Nagaa.
The Oromo phrase for “welcome” is Baga nagaan dhuftan. This greeting is used to welcome someone upon their arrival.
The Oromo question for “how are you”, used in Borana too, is Akkam jirta? For several people say Akkam jirtu?
The Oromo word for “thank you”, used in Borana too, is Galatoomi. Galatoomaa is a variant spelling.