How do you say i love you forever in Navajo?

Answer 1

Ayóó Ánííníshní, shimá sání -- " I love you very much my grandmother" (maternal grandmother)

Ayóó Ánííníshní, shinálí --( paternal grandmother)

Grandmother is one of those words that can be in the possessive.

The marks with marks over them are high tone, not accents or stress. They change meaning. Think of sort of singing the syllables. Low high, high high high high, low high, high high.

Two vowels in a row are the same sound held but longer, except for i which changes from i as in "bit" to ee as in "bee".

Answer 2

all i know is that ayóí ánóshní or ayoo aniinish'ni or ayóí íínísh'ní means i love u in Navajo :) hope this helps!! (to have him/her always in mind)

hoolʼáágóó is the Navajo word for forever.

Hoolʼáágóó ałch'odanii'níi dooleeł. -- "we will always be friends forever"

hoolʼáágóó ayoo aniinish'ni --- I love you forever.(maybe. This may be in the wrong tense or mode. It may need to be in the optative or iterative or usative or future mode.)

Answer 3

I love you, grandma