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"A cherry"
Translation:bįįh yildeeʼį́
22 Comments
878
❤❤❤❤❤❤ finally solved it, guys that's how it supposed to be written, at least it accepted it in my case so far " biih yildeé"i'. "
782
I've copied all navajo letters in a google doc file and every time I come across with some new word I write it down correctly using copy/paste with weird letters. That way my phone learns the correct ways to write those words and it proposes them when I start to write. So this way I don't need navajo keyboard, I learn new words and Duo gets my answers right.
878
Yeah, still frustrating. Even the closest answeres don't work out at all , this is what I typed in for example "bjjh yildee'j dóó ch'il titsxooi." Guess what? Wrong
878
you mean you typed it the way I showed it? That is indeed strange. Listen you really need to download the navajo plug in app from playstore must be that https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=klye.plugin.nv&hl=de after downloaded it and when ever you do your exercices you only need to press hold the space key for a second in order to change language and then it supposed to change to Navajo, ok.
Try it it worked for me too, cheers
631
yildeeʼį́ not accepted even though it is the first hover hint. 31/07/2020 "Curiouser and curiouser."
878
I think it's the pronounciation rather than the way of writing it as similiar as possible. Because even I tried it a several times by using the " j " because it looks pretty the same to the original letter, but it didnt work at all, till I replaced it with the i. And I experienced the same problem with other navajo words too. So next replace j with an i, ok. Bye and Im out
this is very frustrating I keep writing down the right answer and it keeps telling me that it's wrong so like what more do I do in order for the system to accept which answer is right cuz I copied it down exactly the way they had it and I wrote it but nothing seems to be the right answer this is frustrating