"Bisóodi bitsįʼ dóó naʼahóóhai bitsįʼ yishą́."

Translation: I eat pork and chicken.

[3asilyDistracted]

Oh boy this is one of those languages that's impossible to pronounce.

[LinguistIn2]

Lol

[bdschwant]

X-SAMPA: /bI"tsI~?/

[kjbritt91]

What does "bitsįʼ" mean? Is it a noun-classifier for certain types of food?

[RyanNez2]

it means meat in general

[bdschwant]

"bi-" means "its/his/her",
"tsį" means "meat". So, "its meat, the meat of".

[Aidan440188]

I would presume it has something to do with meat, given how it's been introduced thus far.

[lalanagros]

I think it clarifies that it is a type of meat

[tip00]

I put "I eat chicken and pork".

Would this also be acceptable?

[LazyEinstein]

It may. However, it is ordered like "Bisóodi bitsįʼ(Pork/Bacon) dóó naʼahóóhai bitsįʼ(Chicken)" is the question, so do not be surprised if it is not accepted.

[lalanagros]

No because it says pork first. So you should put "I eat pork and chicken

[SharonShee6]

Will there be audio for these lessons? I have no idea how to pronounce these words.