"Shizheʼé"

Translation: My dad

[VitorBulbo]

The audio is playing twice

[LulaJolene]

One is slow so you can hear the pronouciation one is fast so it sounds natural

[_linguist]

What part means 'my' or is it just assumed?

[dordoom]

The shi- prefix means my.
I suggest to read this post for starters:
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/29424104

[Carla986551]

Ahéhee' dordoom ! This post helps a lot.

[Philanna1]

can't hear the audio

[NavasDeRea]

The audio is playing twice

[oddvids]

Something I've noticed is that in every recording I've heard on Duolingo of words with a LLH tone pattern like this one, the second low vowel is pronounced at a higher pitch than the first one. Sometimes it sounds like a high tone to my ear. Is this a general rule when pronouncing Navajo words?

[jtaylor162]

Yeah, to this beginner, it sure sounds like "...shizhéʼé." And there do seem to be similar cases of what oddvids noticed, even in the small vocabulary we see in this course!

[Lawer12346]

Bill nye your mom's a guy

[AmanKareem1]

Nvn