"My mother and I."

Translation: Shi dóó shimá.

[Judorange123]

Shí, not shi

[OttoLaari]

What's the difference between shí and shi? They were both listed under the hover hint for "I"

[Judorange123]

Shí (as a word) is "I" (subject). Shi- (as a prefix) is "me" (when used with verbs) or "my" (when used with nouns). Note that shi- can sometimes become shí- depending on the actual noun or verb it is attached to.

[Hmm88]

Really wish the hint over I worked.

[JohannYohanan]

No sound

[FrouwkjeS]

I'm sorry, I'm not good at this, but why isn't it: Shimá dóó shí? ':)

[Judorange123]

Navajo prefers saying "I and my mother".