front 1 hard skills | back 1 xirfad adag the information you need to learn in order to do your job EXAMPLE: The pharmacist studied for 6 years to learn the hard necessary hard skills. She needs to give patients the right medicine safely! |
front 2 soft skills | back 2 xirfad jilicsan the personal skills you need to interact with people in a positive way EXAMPLE: The pharmacist has a warm and friendly personality. Because of her positive soft skills, patients feel comfortable asking her questions about their medication. |
front 3 desirable | back 3 suurad wacan good, so people want it EXAMPLE: The pharmacist has desirable skills, like being good at answering questions and explaining things. |
front 4 panic | back 4 cabsi to suddenly feel so worried or scared that you cannot be calm EXAMPLE: If there is a fire, many people panic. It is better to stay calm and leave the building. |
front 5 relevant | back 5 la xiriira related to what is happening or being talked about EXAMPLE: We are talking about education. Please do not tell us about your vacation now. It is not relevant. |
front 6 request | back 6 codsi ask for EXAMPLE: I don't know how to use this equipment. I will request a demonstration. |
front 7 valuable | back 7 qiimo leh important EXAMPLE: Your advice is very valuable to me. Thank you. |
front 8 anticipate | back 8 filasho to expect something to happen EXAMPLE: We should expect to have car trouble at some point in the future. If we anticipate problems, we can save money now and be ready. |
front 9 contribute | back 9 ku tabarrucid to add to EXAMPLE: We want to have a positive work environment. Each of us needs to contribute to this by being calm and friendly. |
front 10 get along with | back 10 la qabsasho to be kind and friendly with others EXAMPLE: I encourage my children to get along with each other. I can't stand it when they fight! |
front 11 in advance | back 11 sii qadin before something happens EXAMPLE: Let's save money in advance. When we find the right house, we will be ready to make the down payment. |
front 12 job market | back 12 suuqa shaqada the jobs that are available EXAMPLE: The job market in our area is very good. It is easy to find good paying work quickly. |
front 13 play a role | back 13 door ka ciyaar are important in, be a part of EXAMPLE: Good manners play a role in having a positive classroom environment. |
front 14 rank | back 14 darajo a particular position, higher or lower than others EXAMPLE: Let's rank these five ideas. Put a 1 next to the best idea and a 5 next to the worst. |
front 15 vital | back 15 muhiim ah necessary, extremely important EXAMPLE: We want to keep our children safe. It is vital that they listen to us when they are with us out in public. |
front 16 get by | back 16 ka hel PHRASAL VERB - to have just enough money and nothing extra EXAMPLE: I really need a raise at work. I don't earn enough money to get by. I can't afford my rent! |
front 17 get out of | back 17 kafogaansho PHRASAL VERB - to avoid doing something EXAMPLE: My child has chores to do. But he always gets out of doing them, and I have to do the work myself. |
front 18 get over something | back 18 ka soo bax PHRASAL VERB: to finally feel better after something bad has happened EXAMPLE: When I was fired from my job, I felt really bad for a long time. Then I finally got over it and started feeling happy again. |
front 19 get together | back 19 si ay isugu yimaadaan PHRASAL VERB - to meet with people EXAMPLE: I'm going to call my sister and ask if she wants to get together Friday night. |
front 20 essential | back 20 necessary EXAMPLE: Good writing and speaking skills are essential if you want to work in an office. |
front 21 get along with | back 21 PHRASAL VERB - to be kind and friendly with others, to have a good relationship with EXAMPLE: All parents want their children to get along. |