Mostly Navajo does the word "you" differently than in English. Usually it conjugates into the verb so you know from the verb if I am talking abut "me", "you", "you" (two), or "you" (many). Often, you don't need or use the separate word "you". Navajo is a very "verb heavy" language. Different classes of Navajo conjugate differently.
"You" separately is: ni, "you" two is: nihí, "you" three or more is: danihí.
When this is attached to the beginning of a word it means "your" as in: nimá "your mother".
Díí łį́į́' ni. -This horse is yours.
Ni 'éí nilį́į́' hólǫ́ --- You have a horse.
Nihí nihichidí 'ádin. ---You (two) have no car.
Nihílaááh nááhkah. Shí t'áá kǫ́ǫ --- You (pl) go on ahead. I'll stay right here. The last part is literally: "I right here it will be."
Yes is : aooʼ
The mark at the end is a glottal stop like in uh'oh.
The two "o"s make it a longer sound.
"ah-oh" is sort of it.
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The Navajo word for boy is Ashkii, and boys is Ashiiké.
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A hogan is the primary traditional home of the Navajo people.
In Navajo the word for belt is sis. A traditional Navajo belt of leather with silver conchos sewn on it is called sisŁigai.
Yes, it is capitalized and it is not Navajo Indians. It is Navajo people.
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In Navajo the term for silver is béésh łigaii.
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