I'll take it
Waan qaadan doonaa means i'll take it. Waan is I plus the focus marker, qaadan means to take (from qaado) and doonaa means will, so the sentence is I will take it. Say it when you have decided to buy, and the seller replies Waa hagaag (all right) or Mahadsanid. You can name the item first: Shaatigan waan qaadan doonaa, I will take this shirt. Waan qaadanayaa (I am taking it) means the same in the moment.
Use "Waan qaadan doonaa" in the moment it belongs to, not as a drill: say it, wait, and accept any answer in Somali or English. Children learn phrases from hearing them at the right time, and the native recording on this page gives you the model to copy.
Waa meeqa, Waan qaadan doonaa, Ma haysaa midaan?, Waa qaali, Waxaan rabaa inaan dalbado, Maxaa ku jira? and more. Then take the quiz.