"Béégashii aniiʼ bee hólǫ́."

Translation: The cow has a face.

[Rosh_win26]

Here's a sentence that you will never use...

[Ne_cede_malis]

The course is teaching grammar or sentence construction. Not every example is going to be useful (but hopefully sentences about faceless cows would be even less useful for everyday conversation ^_^ ).

[ashkii6]

I would just say beegashi binii' holo

[Ollie-Benson]

Why do you need both “bee” and “holo” in this sentence? I’m wondering because ai thought they both mean have/has.

[Judorange123]

Bee means "with him/her/it", hóló means "it exists, there is" , so together "bee hóló" means "there is to him = he has it", shee hóló = there is to me, I have it.

[Judorange123]

And note that bee refers back to the first word and hóló to the second. But one doesn't say "beegashi bee anii' hóló".

[Ollie-Benson]

Thanks for the help! That's useful to know. I've been using https://navajowotd.com/word/bee/ and https://navajowotd.com/word/likan/ (hólǫ́). Also sorry for correcting your grammar, but I had trouble finding "hóló" in google, so just so people to know, it should be "hólǫ́", not "hóló".