"Hágoóneeʼ."

Translation: See you later.

[ekoeko2116]

I think that the course will not be effective without us knowing the pronunciation of the words. One can't understand the pronunciation without a recorded example. Hope to see it changing!

[aafrophone]

I found this pronunciation guide to be helpful: http://www.native-languages.org/navajo_guide.htm

[TexVathing]

No significant progress can be made without the sounds of the words.

[myra]

We'll be adding audio soon :)

[Carla986551]

Ahéhee’ Myra! I saw you contributed a lot for this course.

[kyle116350]

Awesome

[SaintJemima]

H: Like h in English hay.Sometimes it is pronounced more raspily, like the j in Spanish jalapeño.
Á: most likely a "nasal vowel" (They are pronounced just like oral ("regular") vowels, only using your nose as well as your mouth. A nasal vowel often sounds like a vowel with a half-pronounced "n" at the end of it. Like at the end of the French words "bon" and "Jean," or in the middle of the word "Français.")

[mndyvnbr]

Would be so much easier to learn with audio

[Bryson341988]

I've only got access to duolingo because of connection restrictions on my device. Could someone post a phonetic pronunciation of the letters?

[SaintJemima]

Sorry, I replied in a different thread.

[Patti_AZ]

Pronunciation: https://navajowotd.com/word/hagoonee/

[DonnaHowell]

is there any way you can notify me when there is audio for the course?

[Kaja12545]

Wait... I wrote 'By3' and it was correct...

[NourAlia1]

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