@qualqui Hey Hi qualqui, it was differcult to say correctly that i was sounding ridiculously with a twisted tongue of mine lol I'll get it right in time give me chance man lol
Wow, and all this time, I've lived there, I only knew the names of the rocks but not the meaning behind what their names mean. Thanks for sharing. I got to memorize each of the meaning.
She shows a picture that is similar to a certain rock formation (such as toes) to show how the formation was named, and she reads the name in Navajo. Its about the names of the monuments, what they mean and how to say them.
how very clever the Dine' were to name those rocks those names, so fitting and natural. Loved the language sounds ...
ozzie3773 5 months ago
I know your trying to teach. But don't run it together like that, it don' t work. Your not teaching me anything.
beerrunner81 1 year ago
i miss home living here in wyoming from new mexico and proud to be a dine
cayetanobetty 1 year ago
NIZHONI,....i'm not Dineh, but i LUV the sound of these place names, tlaskamati for sharin' ILINative!! = )
qualqui 1 year ago
Excellent! Even though i don't think i can say them right....lol
purespirit9 1 year ago
@purespirit9 Whaddya mean ya can't say 'em, think POSITIVE!! = )
qualqui 1 year ago
@qualqui Hey Hi qualqui, it was differcult to say correctly that i was sounding ridiculously with a twisted tongue of mine lol I'll get it right in time give me chance man lol
purespirit9 1 year ago
I miss bein home:(
dhlargo 1 year ago
i love being dine
Menative123 2 years ago
This language sounds great! I'd wish I could learn to speak it somewhere.
Sutone90 2 years ago
Wow, and all this time, I've lived there, I only knew the names of the rocks but not the meaning behind what their names mean. Thanks for sharing. I got to memorize each of the meaning.
Monetvalley 2 years ago
ʼÁkǫ́ǫ́ shíniʼ. Shíniʼ ʼíítʼiʼ. Shí ʼéí tʼáá ʼákwíisinin.
wobeck 2 years ago
Nizhoni. La onahwiil'aa'!! Naakai BiCh'ah t'aayisi dabich'ah nahalin. Yaah
billieder 2 years ago
so whats this about?
aclayton111 2 years ago
She shows a picture that is similar to a certain rock formation (such as toes) to show how the formation was named, and she reads the name in Navajo. Its about the names of the monuments, what they mean and how to say them.
wobeck 2 years ago
I love my language understand it but can't speak it i am dine/navajo
miley233333 2 years ago
same here i love my language i can barely understand it but i just do it even if i dont kno wat it means
lumpas7 2 years ago
Very nice,
tylwim12 2 years ago