Thank You oor Navajo

thank you

naamwoord, tussenwerpsel

An expression of gratitude or politeness, in response to something done or given.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Navajo

ahéheeʼ

tussenwerpsel

an expression of gratitude

hiiiiiii

thank you

Thank you

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Navajo

Axhéhéé

Thank you

bye

Soortgelyke frases

thank you very much
tʼáá íiyisíí ahéheeʼ · tʼáá íiyisíí ahéheeʼ, nitsaago

thank you all
ahéheeʼ tʼáá ánółtso

Thank you paternal grandmother
Ahéheeʼ shí nalí asdzaan

thank you teacher
ahéheeʼ báʼóltaʼí

no thank you
ahéheeʼ lá ndi doo nisin da

Thank you!
Ahéheeʼ!

Hello and thank you
Yá'át'ééh dóó ahéhee

thank you.
ahéheeʼ.

Thank you for the add
Thank you for the add

voorbeelde

She was quite comfortable, thank you very much, right where she was.
T’áá hooghangi sidáo t’éiyá, bił yá’ahoot’ééh.

The child’s parents tell him, “Say thank you.”
Bishchíinii éí “ahéheeʼ diní,” biłníi łeh.

Later on, your children will probably thank you for doing so!
Nihaʼáłchíní tʼahádóó nihichʼįʼ yaa ahééh dínóozįįłgo átʼé!

President, we love you, we pray for you, we thank you, and above all, we sustain you.
Naat’áanii, ayóó adanii’ní, ná sodadiilzin, ahéhee’, dóó aláahgo, nił déiyiniilníísh.

When was the last time I wrote a thank-you note?
Łahdaásh naaltsoos ahéheeʼ dishníigo łaʼda bichʼįʼ íishłaa?

Thank you, Jehovah!”
Ahéheeʼ, Jiihóvah!”

"How are you?" "I am fine, thank you."
"Haʼátʼíísh baa naniná?" "Shił hózhǫ, ahéhee'."

Thank you, Mother.
Ahéheeʼ shimá.

“O our God, we thank you and praise your beautiful name.” —1 CHRONICLES 29:13.
“NihiDiyin God nílíinii, nichʼįʼ ahééh daniidzin índa nízhiʼ ayóó átʼéii baa dahwiiʼniih.”—1 CHRONICLES 29:13.

“Thank you,” he said in a whisper.
T’áa íitsa’í koní, “Ahéhee.”

Thank you very much, my friend.
Ahéheeʼ láan, sikʼis.

Good morning and thank you.
Yáʼátʼééh abiní dóó ahéheeʼ.

Hello and thank you.
Yáʼátʼééh dóó ahéheeʼ.

Thank you, paternal grandmother
Ahéheeʼ shí nalí asdzaan

A thank you letter
A thank you letter

The Pharisee said: “O God, I thank you that I am not like everyone else —extortioners, unrighteous, adulterers— or even like this tax collector.”
Férisii kóní ní: “Nichʼįʼ ahééh nisin, shí doo diné łaʼ ádaatʼéhígi áníshtʼée da, aghadaʼiiʼníiłii, doo tʼáá ákogi ádaatʼíinii, daʼdiléii, índa díí tax nahalyéhígíí yiniyé sidáii.”

15 Many circuit overseers have said that they and their wives were encouraged when they received a thank-you note after they visited a congregation.
15 Ląʼí circuit overseers danilínígíí ádaaní, bí dóó beʼasdzą́ą́ éí áłah náʼádleeh nidaakaigo haʼahóní binahjįʼ ahéheeʼ dabiłníigo naaltsoos bichʼįʼ áńdayiilʼįįh yaa ahééh danízin.

You thank him for it.
Áko ahéheeʼ bididííniił.

When you set spiritual goals, you show Jehovah that you are thankful for all these things, and that brings you closer to him.
Jiihóvah bá naʼaʼaʼgi bee ádá nahatʼáago éí díí tʼáá átʼé Jiihóvah bichʼįʼ baa ahééh nínízin áádóó áhánígo bił nilı̨́įgo ánósin.

You will also be more thankful for what they have done, and you will benefit more from the Memorial.
Jesus Bééhániih ánáʼálʼįįhígíí yéigo níká anáádoolwoł.

You may pray whenever your heart moves you to thank or praise God.
Tʼáá hagóneʼé shı̨́ı̨́ nijéí néidiyiiłnááhgo God baa ahééh ílíinii doodaiiʼ baa honiihgo biniiyé bichʼįʼ sodilzin doo.

(b) How can you show that you are thankful for the gift of the Bible?
(b) Diyin Bizaad baa ahééh nínízingo haitʼéego ííshjání ádíílííł?

Why should you always thank Jehovah?
Haʼátʼíí biniyé tʼáá áłahájįʼ Jiihóvah bichʼįʼ ahééh nínízin doo?

(2Co 4:17, 18) Do you thank Jehovah for providing the ransom and for revealing in the Scriptures that the dead will live again? —Col 3:15.
(2Co 4:17, 18) Diyin Bizaad éí nályééh binahjįʼ nááʼdiijeeh ní, éí Jiihóvah bichʼįʼ baa ahééh nínízinígíísh bee bił náhálnih? —Col 3:15.

So try this: Every day, think of at least three things you are thankful for, and then thank Jehovah for them.
Díí bínítááh: Tʼáá ákwíí jı̨́, táaʼgo baa ahééh nínízinígíí baa nitsíníkees áádóó Jiihóvah bichʼįʼ baa ahééh díníizįįł.