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What is the Apache Indian translation for greetings?
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How do you say welcome in Apache?
How do you say you’re welcome in Apache
How do you say forever in Apache?
is there a word in the Indian language that means "forever"
How do you say you're welcome in apache?
How do you say you’re welcome in Apache
What is the Indian's word for hunting?
You did not say which Indians- there is no one Indian language, and no one word for hunting. Cherokee and Apache are entirely different languages.
How do you say your not welcome here in apache language?
Note: This is Western Apache. Eastern Apache or other dialects of Apache may be different.For "You are not welcome here!" you can say either of the follwing:ne yaa' ta sai' pas (yaa' ta sai' literally means "you are welcome here", and is often used in a similar manner as the English word "Hello." The ne... pas negates the phrase which it surrounds.) {{If you have pronunciation difficulties, you could think of this as three words: "Neh Yatasay Pahs" Note: Pas, is close to the English word Pause, but more relaxed, almost as if you were trying to say "Pass"}}orne yaa' ta sai yaa' mas which means "You are never welcome here!" as in "You are not welcome here! Ever!"(See also my answer on "How do you say i love you in Apache?" , for a few other Apache words and pronunciation of Apache sounds.)--Chado2423
How do you say horse in Apache language?
hlee
How do you say Brenda in Apache language?
Hache
How do you say goodbye in Apache language?
Aho
How do you say hello in Apache language?
Note: The translation below is Western Apache. Eastern Apache or other dialects of Apache may be different.yaa' ta' sai' or Yatasay is often used in a similar manner as the English word "Hello." Literally it means "You are welcome here."See related link below.
How do you say your welcome in the Seminole language?
Your welcome
How do you say welcome in oriya language?
In Odia language, "welcome" can be translated to "ସ୍ଵାଗତ" (swagat).
How do you say welcome in the Navajo language?
welcome
