Guuleyso walal. Baaskiilka waa adagyahay ee Tricycle noo raadi ama Mooto dhulkana wuu kuso gabanaya mana tacabooneysid insha allah Somali Peace Man... i like that safarkagu wuxu leyahay ujeedo waana in nabada la hormariyo daalkagu ma qisarin Eebe baa ka abaalmarin doona
MOYAALE My first heartbeat resonated here a place where my umbilicus buried Insha allah one day i will visit I would like to thank you bro for sharing this extraordinary clip
Please try to finish your adventure by bike as much as possible. So people don't see you making a short cut. Besides that you're really doing amazing reconciliation. May Allah protect you. Greetings from Somalilander in California USA
@Faysal: thanks & welcome to Moyale. @PS: that tough hill you climbed on your way to Moyale (Kenya), is called "hoolalee" or "tarbee hoolalee" [= hoolalee hill or hoolalee-steep; where "tarbee" (Borana) = a hill or a raised ground]. In a sense, 'tarbee hoolalee' marks the start of the Ethiopian highlands. However, the climb to the highlands is a very gradual one till you reach a Guji-Oromo town/district called "Bule-Hora" (old Amharic name: Hagere-Mariam), some 300 Kms north from Moyale. The Borana districts through which you will be riding are generally flat though there is a gradual increase in altitude as you approach "Yaballo" (200kms north of Moyale) & Bule-Hora towns. But, eventually, the highlands give-way to the rift-valley lowlands past Hawassa & Shashamene towns, some 500kms north of Moyale. Right now, the rift valley is to your left till you reach Hawassa & Shashamane towns which are in the rift valley. At that point, you can clearly appreciate how the Ethiopian Highlands are divided by the rift into two parts: a) The Western Highlands (about 60% of the highlands). All the rain which falls on this section of the highlands flow/drain towards the Nile River, Sudan & Egypt. & b) The Eastern Highlands which gradually slop-down towards Ogaden/Somali region, Somaliland, Djibouti & the Red Sea/Gulf of Aden. All the rain which falls on Eastern Highlands drain/flow towards the Indian Ocean via the Wabe-Shaballe & Gannaale/Juba river which also flow through Southern Somalia to reach the Indian Ocean. @Of course, Ethiopia is a much-less developed country than Kenya & people are very poor due to years of misrule plus due to its never-ending wars which are a huge economic drain/burden on this already very poor country. You might see lots of poor people & beggars on the streets. Still, most people are decent, god-fearing (very religious) & are helpful. All the best & safe trip.
@@FaysalShaik1 - you are most welcome! @PS: knowing some basic words for greeting in Borana/Oromo & Amharic languages would help you interact better with the locals in many parts of southern Ethiopia. As you have realised, Ethiopians' command/mastery of the English language is very poor due to a mixture of factors (lack of exposure to English/colonialism; very poor system of education, etc). | @So: a useful & informal Amharic word for greetings ("hi") is "selam" = peace = greetings = hi. @"Selam" - a word related to the Arabic "asalama-aleykum & the Hebrew/Jewish "shalom" - is an Arabic loan word which has now become just another word in Amharic, Tigre+Eritrean & many other Ethiopian languages. Just say "selam" & wave! In Oromo/Afaan Oromoo/Afaan Booranaa, say: "akkami?" [=how are you? = greetings]. To sound a bit more elaborate, say: "akkami? nagaa? fayyaa? [=how are you (akkami?), are you in peace (nagaa?) are you well (fayyaa)?]. I am sure that you will find lots of people to teach you these things along the way. Good Luck & nagaatti/nabad.
Sxb iska ilaali Ethopia waxa ku badan dad saaxiriin ah oo ku salmaya kadibna waxad wadato ka furanaya marka cidna gacanta haku salamin qofki salaan kulaso doonta gacanta uun u haati. Alle haku ilaaliyo bro
Say hi to dere he is very humble...masha Allah walalo the first time nialianza safari na wewe ulilw 6k subscribe now 11k. Keep going brother 1m is loading ❤
Waxanoo buura ah! Maxaa? Maxaa magaalada lagala doone buurta dusheeda?waa su'aal funny ah and very hilarious.And also xageen joogaa?dadkan halqof lama fahmayo.Shakadii Dulqarneeyn,The great Traveller.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us and showing me Moyaale. My fathers's family are fm moyaale - i am somali- but i never been there . Be safe 🙏
Safe journey big bro fey🤛🏻 from moyale towards journey will not be same be careful. We come world 🌎 to add value, your are making it…. Guuleysa in badan ❤️
Moyale waxaa iigu dambeysay 1994 Ani Anigoo adis ababa ka imid oo Kenya usoo socda,hotel lodge aan jiiftay ayaa basaborki aan ku safrayey oo itibiyaan ahaa leygaga xaday oo bil Ayaan Ayaan ku xayirnaa kariba axis Ayaan u laabtay oo mid kale kasoo qaatay ,dhallinyaro garre ag ayaa xaday oo laaluush iga rabay marksman soo laabtay ayeey ii sheegeen anigu askari Ayaan u dhiibay wanna LA xiray, kadibana was keeneen lkn yaa u bashan wasba leysoo bedelay
Ukitoka moyale Ethiopia uko ndani kabisa vitu ni tafauti brother im somali woo balabala intu iskadaftid im Kenyan iska deh show them your passport sirkali yao c kama Kenya kila moja they have there own flag somali waa goni oromo waa goni somali hada shegato waa lugu hira save prisoner camal waqta kaluminaya soo many question kuweydinayan its not like Kenya safe journey brother
Faysal a great man sxb hore u soco I wish I had your sociable character tics and your good personality you represented us all somalis and I am from Northern part of Somalia (Laascaanood city) I hope nothing but your channel to grow and more importantly good adventure for the rest of your journey..
