"See you later mother."

Translation: Hágoóneeʼ shimá.

[Kevin968039]

@Marleen84722 that's a good question- I'm wondering the same thing. What purpose does the Apostrophe serve at the end?
And does it have a sound?

[SariahLily]

It's a glottal stop. It's like the hitch in the voice in "uh-oh."

[YanabahSmi1]

Hágoónee' means good bye not see you later hágoóshilaá means see u later

[Fizzlewicket]

Hágoónee' sounds a little like "have a good day"

[Marleen84722]

Why do you need the ' at the end of a word? What sound does it symbolize?

[YanabahSmi1]

It is a gladal stop that means a sudden stop