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"It is our turn."

"Hello, family and friends - my people."

"Write your name here."

"Let’s try again."

"I am still bothered by it."

"Tł’óo’di níyol."

"I have eaten already."

I am selling shirts.

I am selling beadwork.

Shaa níłtsóós states it has the characteristic of being flat and flexible.

shaa níłtsóós

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"Hello" - Navajo Language

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"Good morning" - Navajo Language

Folder: The Number System in Diné
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"One" - Navajo Language

"Two" - Navajo Language

"Three" - Navajo Language

"Seven" - Navajo Language

"That's right!" - Navajo Language

"Clothes"

"Blanket"

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"Tortillas" - Navajo Language

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Diné translation credit: Barsine B. Benally

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"I will sweep the floor. Ni'gó nahodeeshoh." - Navajo Language

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"I will prepare the meal. Ch'iiyáán ádeesh'łííł." - Navajo Language

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"I will fold the blankets" - Navajo Language

"I will brush your hair" - Navajo Language

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"I will fold the clothes." - Navajo Language

KTNN is a Navajo language AM (medium-wave) radio station broadcasting from Window Rock, Arizona USA broadcasting on 660 kHz.

AM 660 KTNN RADIO

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Regional Location: Na' Neelzhiin, New Mexico

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"Is It Raining?" Diné Language

Folder: Storytelling
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Narrator: Montoya Trujillo (Used with permission 06/17/13)

My nephew Calvin, my daughter Erin, and I listened to the first day of storytelling from grandfather Trujillo. He told how he witnessed General Douglas MacArthur sign the Instrument of Surrender in Tokyo Bay on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri which formally ended WWII at 9:08am on September 2,1945. "After the two official Japanese representatives, Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu and General Yoshijiro Umezu, signed both copies of the Instrument of Surrender. MacArthur signed as Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers."

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Montoya Trujillo 94 yrs old and Gen. MacArthur - Diné Storytelling

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