Queen qawan oo bahdishay malyuun rooble iyda cayda bartay

It seems like you're speaking in Somali!

Here's my attempt to translate what you said:

"Queen Qawan oo Bahdishay Malyuun Rooble Iyda Cayda Bartay"

Breakdown:

• "Queen Qawan" - Qawan is a Somali name, and "Queen" is a title.
• "oo Bahdishay" - "oo" is a possessive pronoun meaning "her", and "Bahdishay" is a Somali name.
• "Malyuun" - This is a Somali word meaning "thousand".
• "Rooble" - This is a Somali word meaning "gold".
• "Iyda" - This is a Somali word meaning "and".
• "Cayda" - This is a Somali word meaning "to give".
• "Bartay" - This is a Somali verb meaning "to take" or "to receive".

So, if I had to translate the entire sentence, it would be something like:

"Queen Qawan, the one who has a thousand gold, and gives it to take."

Please keep in mind that Somali is a complex language with many dialects, and my translation might not be perfect. If you'd like to provide more context or clarify what you meant, I'd be happy to help!