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The Zuni language (Zuñi, endonym Shiwiʼma) is spoken in Western New Mexico and eastern Arizona in the United States by around 9,500 people.
The Zuni language (Zuñi, endonym Shiwiʼma) is spoken in Western New Mexico and eastern Arizona in the United States by around 9,500 people.


How do you greet, how to you say "hello" in Zuni?
 
How do you greet, how to you say "hello" in Zuni?


In this lesson, you will find some useful phrases and words.
In this lesson, you will find some useful phrases and words.

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Zuni Greetings and Useful Vocabulary
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Hi Zuni learners 😊


The Zuni language (Zuñi, endonym Shiwiʼma) is spoken in Western New Mexico and eastern Arizona in the United States by around 9,500 people.


➡ How do you greet, how to you say "hello" in Zuni?

In this lesson, you will find some useful phrases and words.


Happy learning!

Useful Phrases in Zuni

English Zuni
Hello, my friends Keshhi, hom a:kuwaye
Now / Yes (reply to greeting) Ke:si (a man), e: ( a woman)
How have you (1 person) been? Ko' do' dewanan deyaye?
How have you (2 people) been? Ko' don dewanan deyaye?
How have you (3 people) been? Ko' don dewanan a:deyaye?
Happy (reply to above) K'ettsannishhi
Thank You Elahkwa
I'm going (good bye) So' a:ne
We (2) are going Son a:ne
We (3 or more) are going Son a:wa:ne
May you (1) go happily Do' k'ettsannish a:du
May you (2) go happily Don k'ettsannish a:du
May you (3 or more) go happily Don k'ettsannish a:wa:du

Useful Words in Zuni

English Zuni
Man Łashik'i
Woman Mak'i
Dog Watsida
Sun Ya'dok'ya
Moon Yachunne
Water Ky'awe

Videos

Native Speakers: Zuni Language Greetings

Sources