Tiesme: Important information.
Today is a beautiful day! Yes, I know there is a lot of bad in the world, but I woke up feeling optimistic today. I have days like this—some that are depressive—but most of them are hopeful. Speaking of Obosa, I’d like to introduce a new, very lovely word: TIESMERO.
Tiesmero means “I appreciate your company,” or “your presence makes me feel good,” or even “I feel great being close to you.” In a related sense, the derivative TIESME carries a cautionary edge: “attention, be careful, don’t stray too far—it could be dangerous.”
Obosa is a universal language that is here to stay and to be shaped by those who relish new challenges and adventures. You know the thrill of riding a bicycle for the very first time? That’s exactly it—Obosa is like that first bike ride: guaranteed adventure!
Obosa is poised to become a fully established tongue as more and more speakers adopt it as a support language—one with, without doubt, a ritualistic purpose—blending Western and Eastern values across a broad spectrum that even embraces Indigenous languages.
Imagine you’re driving along a highway and your fuel—your native language—starts to run low as you get farther from home. You need to reach a gas station to refuel before you can continue safely. Obosa is that extra fuel you need to get you to the station and resolve any obstacles without complication.
Possible applications of TIESMERO and TIESME:
Tiesmero sa da ma za!
= “It’s such a strong joy to meet you!”
Tiesmero sa da ma za tiesme da!
= “Be more concerned with finding me—you make me feel so good.
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