greet oor Navajo

greet

/gɹiːt/, /ɡɹiːt/ adjektief, Verb, werkwoord, naamwoord

To address with salutations or expressions of kind wishes; to salute; to hail; to welcome; to accost with friendship; to pay respects or compliments to, either personally or through the intervention of another, or by writing or token.

Soortgelyke frases

greetings, hello, fine, suitable, pretty, he is well, he is good, must
yá’át’ééh

voorbeelde

Her smile and warm greeting came from seeing that a sister and daughter of God was still on the covenant path home.
K’e nizhin dóó yaa bił hózhǫ́ jó Diyin God bitsi’ yił aha’diit’ánígíí, nilį́įgo t’ahndi diyin bighanjigo é’e’tiingó náád́ááł.

So I greeted her in her own tongue.
Áádóó éí saadígíí bee yáʼátʼééh bidííniid.

My dear brothers and sisters, I greet you most warmly as we are met again in a great general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Shikis dóó shilákee, yá’át’ééh nihi dishní, kwe’é Nitsaago Áłána’adłeehdí Diyin Jesus Christ Binahagha’ Ninédláago Yá Naazinígíí Bísodizin Bá Hooghandi áłahniidlį́.

I greet you this morning—especially the young people who are both here in the Conference Center and throughout the world.
Yá’át’ééh abíní nihidishní---aláadi éí kǫ́ǫ́ tséłkéí Conference Centergi dóó tséłkéí nahasdzáán bikáá’gii hol’áádę́ę́’ ałdó’.

He said about them: “They like the most prominent place at evening meals and the front seats in the synagogues and the greetings in the marketplaces.” —Matthew 23:6, 7.
Éí díí átʼéego yaa haadzííʼ: “aląąjįʼ naazíinii bá nidahazʼą́ą́góó bił ayóó ádahootʼé, índa nidaʼiiniihgóó diné kʼé dabiłníigo, índa naʼnitiní, dabiłníigo bił ayóó ádaatʼé.”—Matthew 23: 6, 7.

5 Jesus told his disciples: “When you enter the house, greet the household.”
5 Jesus éí bídahoołʼaahii yił hólneʼ: “Índa hooghangi yah adahohkáahgo, Díí hooghangi hózhǫ́ǫ leʼ, dadohníi doo.”

Joshua ran out to greet them and hugged his friend.
Joshua yaa yilwodgo k’é yił ní dóó bik’is yinashchid.

Greetings.
Yáʼátʼééh.

You can also use the JW Language app to learn greetings in some languages.
Ałdóʼ JW Language app choiníłʼı̨́įgo éí náánáłaʼ kʼé saadígíí bíhodííłʼááł.

Arthur greeting Nathan Knorr on his arrival for the 1965 convention
1965 nitsaago áłah azlı̨́ı̨́ʼ yę́ędi Arthur éí Nathan Knorr yił áhééhooszįįd

Instead of going to your seat and waiting for the program to begin, welcome visitors and inactive ones with a warm smile and a friendly greeting
Doo shı̨́ı̨́ tʼóó dah dadíníibįįł da, ndi tʼáá ałtso neheeskaígíí bichʼįʼ kʼé daniidzingo yáʼátʼééh dabidiʼdiiʼniił

Mt 20:3 —The proud scribes and Pharisees loved to be noticed and greeted “in the marketplace” (“The Marketplace” media on Mt 20:3, nwtsty)
Mt 20:3 —“Nidaʼiiniih bá hazʼą́ągi” Férisiiz dóó bee hazʼáanii yíndaʼniłtinii ayóó áníshtʼé ádaʼdólzingo diné dabiníłʼı̨́ dóó kʼé dabiłní (“The Marketplace” media—Mt 20:3, nwtsty)

Conclude by playing the video Steve Gerdes: We Will Never Forget the Greeting.
Bikéédóó éí video Steve Gerdes: Kʼé Nihidooʼniid Yę́ę Doo Béésiiʼnah Da bee naniné.

After giving a customary greeting, state concisely the reason for your visit.
Yáʼátʼééh dííníniid bikéédóó, íiyisí biniyé yíníyáhígíí bee bił hodíílnih.

“Many no longer greeted us, treating us like disfellowshipped persons.”
“Ląʼí doo kʼé danihiłníi da daazlı̨́ı̨́ʼ, disfellowshipped ánihiʼdilyaa nahalingo nihaa nitsáhákees.”

The proud scribes and Pharisees loved to be noticed and greeted in the marketplace
Nidaʼiiniih bá hazʼą́ągi Férisiiz dóó bee hazʼáanii yíndaʼniłtinii ayóó áníshtʼé ádaʼdólzingo diné dabiníłʼı̨́ dóó kʼé dabiłní

After giving a customary greeting, you might say:
Yáʼátʼééh dííníniid bikéédóó, kódidííniił da:

When you are doing public witnessing using a literature cart, have you ever noticed that if you smile and greet people in a friendly way, they feel more comfortable coming and taking a publication?
Dahasłą́ą́góó dahaneʼ bił naalbąąsígíí doodaiiʼ literature cart wolyéhígíí chojoołʼı̨́įgo, diné haa ádaa ákoniizįįh bichʼįʼ kʼé jiníi doo hoł hózhǫ́ǫgo éí aadę́ę́ʼ bił yáʼádaatʼéehgo naaltsoos nideiyiilaa łeh, baa ákoósh nínízin?