Trevor Fred

The Navajo phrase for “see you later” is Hágóóneeʼ. Hágóóneeʼ is used as a way to say goodbye.

bił hajiijééʼ is the Navajo word for cousin. This noun refers to the child of a person’s parent’s brother or sister.

The Navajo phrase for “good luck” is tʼáá ná hazʼą́ą dooleeł. This phrase is used to wish fortune upon someone or to provide encouragement.

The English word ‘no’ is translated into Navajo as ndagaʼ. In Navajo, the particle is used to express negation or to show disagreement with a statement.

The Navajo word for water is tó. tó refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.

The English word “pain” is translated into Navajo as neezgai. neezgai is a noun used to describe an ache or bodily suffering.

The Navajo word for music is sinilchiʼ. sinilchiʼ is used to describe sound that is organized in time in a melodious way.

The Navajo word for “crazy” is dighin. dighin is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is insane or demented.

The English phrase “white boy” is bilagáana ashkii in Navajo. bilagáana ashkii is used to refer to a young male person of European descent.

The Navajo word for autumn is aakʼee. The term refers to the season of autumn.