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To be checked and corrected

 * — blue corn crepe
 * — sweet corn cake, normally prepared and eaten during puberty ceremonies
 * — wild onions
 * — blue bread
 * — ground beef
 * — beef
 * — venison
 * — pork
 * — wild carrots
 * — Navajo tea/wild tea
 * — frozen blue corn mush
 * — ceremonial smudge
 * — mutton
 * — prairie dog meat
 * — mountain tobacco (Nicotiana attenuata); mountain smoke (contains only mountain tobacco)
 * — rabbit meat
 * — hominy stew
 * — antelope meat
 * — tortilla cooked over coals
 * — dumpling stew
 * — steamed corn
 * — pumpkin seeds
 * — chicken
 * — chicken eggs
 * — kneel down bread
 * — goat’s milk
 * — goat meat
 * — mountain smoke (mountain tobacco plus a blend of other herbs, for blessings for oneself, to bring good things to oneself)


 * — pick it up (for me), lift it (for me), choose it (for me), find it (for me)

check and correct II

 * — my older sister
 * — my paternal aunt
 * — my daughter (female speaking to her daughter)
 * — my maternal grandfather
 * — my maternal uncle (used only by boys)
 * — my younger sister
 * — my mother
 * — my maternal grandmother
 * — my maternal aunt (used by both male and female)
 * — my older brother
 * — my paternal grandmother
 * — my paternal grandfather
 * — my daughter (a male speaking to his daughter)
 * — my younger brother
 * — my son (used only by girls)
 * — my son (male speaking to his son)
 * — my father
 * — my paternal uncle

check and correct III

 * — my breast
 * — my stomach
 * — my armpit
 * — my elbow
 * — my calf
 * — my lips
 * — my abdomen
 * — my muscle
 * — my lower arm
 * — my shoulder blade
 * — my knee
 * — my backbone
 * — my backbone
 * — my thigh
 * — my lung
 * — my hip
 * — my toes
 * — my heel
 * — my sole
 * — my ankle
 * — my big toe
 * — my neck
 * — my hand
 * — palm of my hand
 * — my wrist
 * — my thumb
 * — my fingers
 * — my eye
 * — my eyelash
 * — my eyelid
 * — my face
 * — my cheek
 * — my forehead
 * — my buttocks
 * — my kidneys
 * — my diaphragm
 * — my navel
 * — my tendon
 * — my tendon
 * — my hair
 * — my shoulder
 * — my chin
 * — my chest
 * — my mouth
 * — my liver

check and correct IV

 * — sunrise
 * — midmorning
 * — near noon
 * — noon
 * — shortly after noon
 * — mid afternoon
 * — evening
 * — dusk
 * — after dusk
 * — darkness
 * — just before midnight
 * — after midnight
 * — beginning of a new day
 * — predawn
 * — dawn
 * — today (the part that has already passed)
 * Jį́į́dą́ą́ʼ Tségháhoodzánígóó niséyá — Earlier today I went to [and came back from] Window Rock.
 * — from today on, starting today

check and correct V

 * — success, accomplished
 * — he/she is succeeding
 * Tʼáá bee iiʼshéłjaaʼígíí beego kiʼdilyéegi łaʼyishłéeh — With all the energy I have, I am succeeding in completing the planting.
 * — danger!, caution!, watch out!
 * — years ago
 * Díkwíí nááhaiídą́ą́ʼ Diné bizaad bóhoołʼaah ? — How many years ago did you learn Navajo?
 * Łaʼtsʼáadah nááhaiídą́ą́ʼ Diné bizaad bóhooshʼaah ńtʼééʼ — I learned Navajo eleven years ago.
 * — many years ago
 * — Wikiibíídiiyadi.
 * — much, numerous, many
 * — when (in the past)

forms

 * — (1st s)
 * Shimá sédá — I’m waiting for my mother.
 * Kweʼé sédá — I’m seated here.
 * Áłchíní bił naháashtą́ — I’m staying with the children. (Note the first-person singular -sh- with the plural stem.)
 * Tááʼ yiskáńdą́ą́ʼ áadi sédáá ńtʼééʼ — I was there three days ago. (past tense)
 * — (2nd s)
 * — (3rd s) he/she is sitting, is at home, is waiting (si-perfective)
 * Bikááʼ dahasdáhí dah sidá — He/she is sitting on a chair.
 * , — (4th s)
 * — (1st d)
 * — (2nd d)
 * — (3rd d)
 * , — (4th d)
 * ,  — (1st p)
 * ,  — (2nd p)
 * — (3rd p)
 * , — (4th p)

Magí Yázhí Ashdlaʼ
Magí yázhí ashdlaʼ tsin yąąh dah nidaalchʼąął, Táłkááʼ tsʼin yaa daadloh. "Doo shił didíídił da. Doo shił didíídił da." Aadę́ę́ʼ hazhóóʼígo táłkááʼ tsʼin yiʼoł. KAL yistsʼą́ąʼiiʼ magí yázhí łaʼ ayííłnaʼ.

Magí yázhí dį́į́ʼ tsin yąąh dah nidaalchʼąął, Táłkááʼ tsʼin yaa daadloh. "Doo shił didíídił da. Doo shił didíídił da." Aadę́ę́ʼ hazhóóʼígo táłkááʼ tsʼin yiʼoł. KAL yistsʼą́ąʼiiʼ magí yázhí łaʼ anááyííłnaʼ.

Magí yázhí tááʼ tsin yąąh dah nidaalchʼąął, Táłkááʼ tsʼin yaa daadloh. "Doo shił didíídił da. Doo shił didíídił da." Aadę́ę́ʼ hazhóóʼígo táłkááʼ tsʼin yiʼoł. KAL yistsʼą́ąʼiiʼ magí yázhí łaʼ anááyííłnaʼ.

Magí yázhí naaki tsin yąąh dah nidaalchʼąął, Táłkááʼ tsʼin yeiidloh. "Doo shił didíídił da. Doo shił didíídił da." Aadę́ę́ʼ hazhóóʼígo táłkááʼ tsʼin yiʼoł. KAL yistsʼą́ąʼiiʼ magí yázhí łaʼ anááyííłnaʼ.

Magí yázhí tʼááłáʼí tsin yąąh dah nidaalchʼąął, Táłkááʼ tsʼin yeiidloh. "Doo shił didíídił da. Doo shił didíídił da." Aadę́ę́ʼ hazhóóʼígo táłkááʼ tsʼin yiʼoł. KAL yistsʼą́ąʼiiʼ magí yázhí yę́ę anááyííłnaʼ. Áajįʼ magí yázhí yę́ę ásdįįd.

Five little monkeys swinging in the tree, Teasing Mr. Alligator. "You can’t catch me. You can’t catch me." Along came Mr. Alligator. Quiet as can be [SNAP]