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What does “Waryaa kalay mean?“

Warya kalay” is a Somali phrase combining “waryaa” (see here) and “kalay,” which translates to “come here” or “come on.”

Together, it means something like “Hey, come here!” or “Mate, let’s go!”

It’s an informal, energetic call to action, often used in casual or urgent situations.

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