How do yo pronounce grandfather in Sioux Indian language?

Answer 1

In the Sioux Indian language, the word for grandfather is pronounced as "t'ááčhokšiča." The apostrophe represents a glottal stop, which is a brief pause in speech. The "á" is a high tone vowel, and the "č" is pronounced like the "ch" in the English word "church."

Answer 2

The formal Lakota word for grandfather is thunkashila. The first part is a throaty "t", followed by a nasal "u" followed by ka-shee-la

Informally, the Lakota used kaka or lala(grandpa), pronounced exactly as written.