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Greetings in Somali (English to Somali)

Here you'll find the English to Somali translations for greetings and goodbyes.

Includes several ways to say hello and goodbye, plus some time-appropriate greetings like good morning, afternoon, evening, and night.

Notes: Words in bold added during the last update. You can also view these greetings from Somali to English.


Saying hello in Somali (English to Somali):

Hello ➔ Salaam alaykum

Hello / How are you? (lit. Is there peace?) ➔ Ma nabad baa?

Long time no see ➔ Wakhti dheer kuma arag

Nice to meet you ➔ Kulanti wanaagsan

Welcome ➔ Soo dhowow


Timed Greetings (English to Somali):

Good morning ➔ Maalin wanagsan

Good afternoon ➔ Galab wanaagsan

Good afternoon ➔ Waa nabad

Good evening ➔ Fiid wanaagsan

Good night ➔ Habeen wanagsan


Saying goodbye in Somali (English to Somali):

Bye (informal) ➔ Macasalaamo

Good bye ➔ Nabad gelyo

Have a nice day ➔ Maalin wanaagsan


*List of greetings last updated: March 12, 2018.


Comprehension:

Can you answer these questions about Somali greetings?

1. How do you say hello in Somali?
2. What is the translation of good morning in Somali?
3. How do you say bye in Somali
4. How do you say good evening in Somali?
5. What is the translation of good night in Somali?
6. How do you say goodbye in Somali?
7. How do you say hi in Somali language?
8. What is good afternoon in Somali?



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Common Words and Phrases: Learn how to say common words and phrases in Somali.


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The Fine Print

I don't speak Somali myself, so there could be mistakes in the translations. Most of what is here is user-submitted, but I do try to check for accuracy and make corrections as I can. Thanks for your understanding.



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