"Hello!"
Translation:Yáʼátʼééh!
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Yáʼátʼééh! I am using Multiling Keyboard to type the right symbols in Navajo. This apostrophe ʼ is different from the vertical single apostrophe ' from the English keyboard, and it is called right single curved quote (right single quotation mark, in Unicode), closing smart quote, or also closing single apostrophe. I think it is typed using Alt+0146 in Windows, but I have not tried this method yet.
More information here:
https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ucs/quotes.html
https://www.lifewire.com/typing-quotes-apostrophes-and-primes-1074104
Yáʼátʼééh! Wow, indeed! I can see your greeting has a different apostrophe from mine. Please, sorry if my English is wrong here. I am a Spanish native speaker. I am not using the same keyboard, and even my Android system is old. I think you can try with long pressing to find the curved single apostrophe on your keyboard. There are different types: ' ' (single vertical apostrophe) / ‘ ‘ (these are the left and right quotation marks, and perhaps you are using the right single apostrophe from these) / “ ” (the same but with double quotation marks) / ʼ ' ’ (the first is the curved right single apostrophe followed by the others)
I really hope the different types can be accepted. :)
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No alt codes or Dine keyboard on cellphone. Please put in a prominent note as to what keyboards or techniques are acceptable for input
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Dont get angry i hope it get better for you its much easier to put in the english for the navaho or even to listen to the woman say the words
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I cant type the words with the cell phone key board i spell the letters but the accent marks cant be put above the letter i am trying very hard i dont have to much trouble. With the words for the family members the woman who says the words is easy to understand i really want to learn this language i was born in arizona and i feel very sad i am not doing better.