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Diné Bizaad (Navajo)

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/Navajo Word of the Day - "Dooda"
Today's Navajo Word is "Dooda," which means, "No," in the Navajo language. This lesson explains how to use this word. It is a continuation of lessons from previous videos so PLEASE watch the previous vids before diving into this one! You were warned! lol This video continues to use the verb that we've been using in all of our examples so far, "áshłeeh," which means, "I'm making it." Sorry I haven't put up the annotations for it, but they will be up soon! :-)

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DayBreakWarrior

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