Hello father and goodbye my son - should be similar construction? e.g. hello my father - goodbye my son

Yá'át'ééh Shimá = Hello my mother. Thus Duo should consider, "Hello my father" to likewise equate with Yá'át'ééh Shize'e. My answer is correct.

One step closer to translating that song about camp something something.

I just received a question "how do you say my father?" I answered it Shizhe'é and it is recognized as correct. Two questions later Shizh'é is suddenly no longer "my father" Fix this please. Because Shizhe'é is literally "My-father" = "Shi-zhe'é

Again! And the previous question was, Shizhe'e, and i answered with, my father: Duo recognized that as correct. So, Yá'át'ééh shizhe'é is Hello my father and is even more correct than just hello father. Please address this. Thank you.

Hello my father should be counted as correct. The ant people told me so.

According the the Navajo word book online "shizhe'e" means relative. Azhe'e is father. "ama" means mother, btw (not shima). https://navajowotd.com/word/akei/

Actually, "shi" in front of "azhé’é" would mean my father, according to that link that I shared in the previous post.