Navajo

The English phrase “I love you too” is said in Navajo as ałdóʼ ayóóʼánííshní.

The English word “month” is translated into Navajo as náhidizídígíí. In Navajo, a month refers to a period into which a year is divided.

The Navajo word for air is níłchʼi. níłchʼi refers to the mixture of gases that makes up the Earth’s atmosphere.

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Navajo as haash yinitʼéeh?

The English word ‘sun’ is translated into Navajo as jóhonaaʼéí or shá. The term refers to the star around which the Earth revolves.

The Navajo word for “older sister” is ádí.

The Navajo word for eye is anááʼ. anááʼ refers to the organ of sight.

yáʼátʼéehgo iiníłhosh is the Navajo way to say sleep well. This phrase is used to wish someone a restful night of sleep.

In Navajo, the English word ‘march’ (referring to the third month of the Gregorian calendar) is translated as Wóózhchʼiid.

The English word “police” is translated into Navajo as siláo. siláo refers to a local or general law enforcement agency.