Navajo language

Bilagáana: White man (Bi lay gonna) Chʼį́įdii Navajo Ghosts (shoddie-aye) Hózhó, Universal harmony. (Haw-shaw) Shimá, Mother (sha-maa) Ma'ii Bizò' (Mah ee Bihzon) — Coyote Shimásání, Grandmother (Sha-masawni) Shádí: older sister Shideezhí, younger sister K’aalógii, butterfly see 2:44 on this video of romantic phrases Hatałii, medicine man Hogan, house. This video is a great intro. Hogan is explained at the end. Practice these 24 words, some are in the list above us. The purpose of this…

Navajo phrases

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Navajo Alphabet-sen.part.gc.ca

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Navajo

Navajo is an Athabaskan language spoken in Arizona and New Mexico in the USA by about 170,000 people.

Navajo Nation and Vacinity Names

Navajo family relations

Shi, bi, & ni are possessive prefixes. Shi is "my" ... so see the Navajo wotd (Word of the Day) link akei (family) for those & their uses. Diné. Navajo.

Our word of the week is Shá, a noun meaning the Sun in Diné or the Navajo language. ⠀⠀ Dine is a southern Athabaskan language and is…

Navajo Vowel Poster Learn the Navajo Language (Diné Bizaad) More Information: http://navajopeople.org/blog/navajo-vowel-poster/

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Want to speak Navajo fluently? We'll cover topics such as the importance of learning to speak in Navajo, basic vocabulary, and tips for memorization & practice. You'll discover our handpicked selection of the best online Navajo language learning courses. Begin your language adventure now by disc

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