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’Amásání léi’ dibé yázhí yootééł.

grandmother INDEF sheep little 3-3-carry.AnO.Prog

’Ałk’idą́ą́’ dahane’ yę́ę bíneeshdlį́įgo yíłta’.

long.ago pl-story past 3-1-admire.I-GO 3-1-read.P

’Eii ’at’ééd doozhǫǫgo ’ak’e’elchí yíhooł’ą́ą́’ lá, nihíká ’azhdoolwoł.

that girl decent pass-write.I 3-3-learn.P DISC 1dpl-for 4-run.F

That girl learned writing decently enough to help us.

"Binák’eegóó baa da’ashch’osh lá," didíínííł.

3-eye-between-around 3-to pl-3-infest.P DISC 3-2-tell.F

-káá’

Bá’ólta’ísh Jáan ’éí doodaii’ Mary daats’í yich’į’ haadzíí’?

teacher-Q John TOP or Mary perhaps 3-to 3-talk.P

Beeldléí danołtsóós.

blanket pl-3-2dpl-bring.FFO.I

Ch’óóshdą́ą́dą́ą́’ Bilagáanaa Bizaad doo diists’a’ da. K’ad ’éí t’áá shxǫǫ t’áá bee yáshti’.

formerly English neg 1-understand.I neg. Now TOP good.thing barely 3.with 1.speak-I

Ch’óóshdą́ą́dą́ą́’ shichidí naaki. K’ad ’éí t’ááłá’i.́

formerly 1-car two now it one
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I used to have two cars. Now I have only one.

Chidí bik’ee heesh’ááł.

car 3-tire 3-1-move.SRO.Prog

Chidí ’ániidígíí beít’ą́ą́ léi’ ’áyąąńda bił dahózhǫ́.

car new-ÍGÍÍ 3-to-3-pass-bring.SRO.P since no.wonder 3-with pl-3-good.NI

Da’ chidíísh bee hólǫ́ doodaii’ ni daats’í chidí nee hólǫ́?

Q car-Q 3-with 4-exist.NI or 2 maybe car 2-with 4-exist.NI

Damóo yę́ędą́ą́’ Yootóógóó niséyá.

Sunday past Santa.Fe-to 1-go.P

deiłhį́į́h

pl-3DO-3dpl-melt.it.(snow).I

Dibé lą́ą hadaniitá.

Sheep EMP 3-1pl-search.CI
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We are looking for sheep

Dibé yah ánádanołkaad!

sheep inside semelit-pl-2pl-gather.R

diilyį́į́h

3DO-1dpl-melt.it.I

Díí na’ach’ąą’ígíí ’éí Diné bee ’iiná shį́į́ wolyé.

TOP 3-picture.I-ÍGÍÍ Navajo 3-by.means.of living perhaps 3-name.NI
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I think this picture is about how Navajos live.

Doo ńdeeshdááł da, háálá kwii doo shił yá’áhoot’éeh da.

NEG 1-return.F NEG because here NEG 1-with 3-good.NI NEG
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I won’t come back because I don’t like it here.

Dooládó’ bi’éé’ naashch’ąą’ da lá!

certainly 3-clothes 3-pass-decorate.P NEG DISC
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What a beautifully decorated shirt he has on!

Díí séí dóó tsé yázhí ’ałtahígíí łeezh bikáa’gi naasaas ’áko shį́į́ doo hashtł’ish da doołeeł.

this sand and stone little mixed.together-NOM dirt 3-on-at 3-1-sprinkle.Prog then maybe NEG mud NEG future

hadadoołtééł

pl-3DO-2dpl-carry.him/her.up.out.of.something.F

Hahgo hooghan ’ánílééh?

when hogan 3-2-make.I
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When are you building a hogan?

Háí lá Naatsis’áángóó náádeesdzá?

who-Q discover Navajo.Mountain.GOO again-3-go.F

Hooghan ’adeeshłííł ndi tsineheeshjíí’ shee ’ádin.

hogan 1-build.F but lumber 1-with 3-none.NI

K’ad cháshk’eh góyaa tó de ’anool’ąął.

now wash down water up 3-rise.Prog
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The water’s rising now down in the wash.

Kin bighą́ą́’dę́ę́’ hadah ’adzííłhaal ndi t’áadoo ’ádadénih da.

house 3-to-from down 1-tumble.P but NEG RFLX-1-hurt.P NEG

Kingóó ’anááda’iisdee’.

town-to again-pl-3-go.R
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Everyone went to town again.

Naaki nááhaigo shich’é’é náá’íídeeshtah, ní.

Two year.GO 1-daughter again.school.F said.
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My daughter said, “In two years, I’ll continue my studies.”

Nibéézh bee hane’ doo ndi naalnish da.

2-cellphone NEG but 3-work.P NEG

Nichxǫ' t'áadoo baa nánít’íní.

stop NEG 3-about 2-bother.I-Í
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Stop, don’t bother it!

nideidooleeł

pl-3DO-3dpl-carry.a.ropelike.thing.around.F

Nizhónígo saad ha’oodzíí’ ’áníléehgo bik’e’íłchí.

nicely word HO-speak.P 3-2-make.I-GO 3-2-write.I

Saad biihi’níłí bee neilnish.

word computer 3-with pl-2-du.work.I
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We (us two) work with computers.

Shighandóó ha’a’aahjígo ’ahidiildzis dóó ’ákóyaa bida’atiin.

1-house-from east-to-GO join-together-canyons and there-down 3-off-road
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Eastward from my place the canyons converge, there’s a trail down there.

Shilééch’ąą’í bits’ąą ńdínésht’į́į́’.

1-dog 3-away.from 1-hide.P
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I hid from my dog.

Shilééchąą’í yázhí táa’go tsásk’eh yiyaa ’ahííjéé’.

1-dog small three-comp bed 3-under 3-lie.pl.NP
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My three puppies are lying with part of their bodies extending under the bed.

T’ahádą́ą́’ chizh ła’ ch’ídadiigééł nít’ę́ę́’ t’ah doo hashtł’ish haleehdą́ą́’.

before wood some 3-1dpl.haul.F past still NEG mud 3-exist.NI past
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Before it gets too muddy, we should haul some wood.

T’áadoo naanishgóó dah diisháhí shicheii kojį’ bił ni’ilwod.

before 1-work.I-GOO start-out 1-walk.NEG 1.poss-grandpa here-to 3-with 2-drive.I

Before I could leave for work, my grandfather drove up.

T’áá ’ashání ’ashą́ą ndi sitsį’ yę́ę ’áádįįł.

just 1-eat.I-í 1-eat.I but 1-flesh past 3-dwindle.Prog
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I eat and eat but I keep right on losing weight.

T’áá ká chidí ba’óó’ááł lágo.

NEG car 3-3-borrow.O LÁGO

T’áá ní’áłtsé hooghandi nánísdzá.

thus you first home-at 1-arrived.Rev. P
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I got home before you did.

T'óó la’ chidí nahideeshnih nahalin.

just the.fact car 1-buy.F 3-looks.like
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It appears that I may buy a vehicle.

Tooh ńlínigíí t’óó bááłk’iis yisháałgo shee ’i’íí’ą́.

river merely 3-alongside 1-walk.Prog 1-with evening time
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I spent the day walking alongside the river.

Tooh ńłínígíí ha’naa shił ’adeeshdloozh ńt’éé’ łį́į́’ shił deezgo’

water river areal-across 1-with 3-move.P past horse 1-with 3-fall.P
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I started to ride across the river when the horse fell with me.

Ts’aa’ t’áá nitsaaígíí bídin nishłį́.

basket just 3-large.NI-nom 3-lack 1-be.NI

Tsé’áándę́ę́’ dóó tsédáajį’ ninish’na’.

cave-from and cliff-to 1-crawl.P

Tsididįįjį’ nida’áyélnii’ ńdí la’ t’áá baa hayósnah lá.

overwhelm 3.pl-1dual-buy.P but some just 3-for 3-1dual-forget emph
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We bought many things but we still forgot something, surprisingly.

Łééchąą’í t’óó tsé’édin ’í’niicha.

dog merely worse inc-3-cry.I
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The dog has gotten worse with crying.

Łį́į́’ yílk’id gódei ’ahinoolchééł.

horse hill areal.up 3du-run.Prog
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The two horses are running up the hill. (YM 1987:62)