yá'át'ééh
hello
ashkii
boy
aoo'
yes
haash yinílyé?
what's your name?
yinishyé
my name is
nish?'?
and you?
diné bizaad
Navajo (language)
bilagáana bizaad
English (language)
bilagáana
white man
Ch'í?l??
Chinle, AZ
shi? yá'át'ééh
I like it
háadi?
where?
shighan
my home
dóó
and
a?dó'
also
t'áá diné
Navajo (person)
yá'át'ééh abíní
good morning
á?chíní
children
háísh? (háí, háísh?')
who?, which?
haash? (haa, haash?')
how?
bíhoosh'aah
I learn it
bíhoo?'aah
you (sg.

and dl.) learn it

yíhoo?'aah
he learns it, they (dl.) learn it
bíhwiil'aah
we (dl.) learn it
bídahwiil'aah
we (pl.) learn it
bídahoo?'aah
you (pl.) learn it
yídahoo?'aah
they (pl.) learn it
nish???
I am
niidl??
we (dl.) are
daniidl??
we (pl.) are
níl??
you (sg.) are
noh???
you (dl.) are
danoh???
you (pl.) are
nil??
he is, they (dl.) are
danil??
they (pl.) are
yá'ádaat'ééh
they (pl.) are good
wolyé
he is called, they (dl.) are called
daolyé
they (pl.) are called
shi-
my
ni-
your (sg.)
bi-
his, her, its; their (dl.)
nihi-
our, your (dl.)
danihi-
our, your (pl.)
dabi-
their (pl.)
shí
I
ni
you
bí
he, she, it, they (dl.)
nihí
us, you (dl.)
danihí
us, you (pl.)
daabí
they (pl.)
éí
that one
-di
at, in
bíhwiidoo'á?ígíí
lesson
bááh
bread
chizh
firewood
sis
belt
hosh
cactus
saad
word
dééh
tea
ahwééh
coffee
azee'
medicine
azéé'
mouth
hai
winter
bilasáana
apple
dóola
bull
a'áán
hole
ch'ah
hat
dibé
sheep
dzi?
mountain
gah
rabbit
aghaa'
wool
jádí
antelope
ké
shoe
lájish
glove
?id
smoke
shash
bear
tin
ice
t?ah
ointment
t?'ízí
goat
tsin
wood
ts'ah
sagebrush
yá
sky
zas
snow
?????
horse
s?'
star
ad????d????'
yesterday
ásh??h
salt
gad
juniper
dlo??o??'
prairie dog
hwáah!
whew!
waa'
beeweed