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'ahééhee' pronunciation is ah-Hyyehh-hheh' ( ' signifies a glodal stop, which stresses the the sound of the letter, but ends it ubruptly, with a little force).
The word for thank you in Diné bizaad( Navajo language) is: Ahééheeʼ
The mark over the e is to indicate high tone. The mark at the end is a consonant called a glottal stop.
The "h" is pronounced with more harsh aspiration than in English.
The website I have attached has a sound clip of the correct pronunciation.
Note: the mark over the "e" is a high tone in Navajo, not an accent mark.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 10y agoahéheeʼ
The marks make those vowels high tone. Navajo is a tonal language which means tone means it is as as different as a sound shift in it. The "h" is said with a kind of aspirated "hye" sound. If you'd like to hear a native speaker's pronunciation, see the related link below.
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