How to say "I am fine" in Somali
The Somali Textbook translates Waan fiicanahay as I'm fine, and Omniglot lists it among replies to How are you?
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The Somali Textbook translates Waan fiicanahay as I'm fine, and Omniglot lists it among replies to How are you?
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- [1] Somali Textbook, Chapters 1-5 (Zorc and Osman) →
The textbook gives Waan fiicanahay after Adigu sideed tahay? in its greeting dialogue.
- [2] Useful phrases in Somali (Omniglot) →
The phrase table lists Waan fiicanahay among replies and Iska warran? among greetings.
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