navajo造句
31 You'd need to do something like ask in Navajo or some secret code.
32 One of them was a member of the Navajo Nation.
33 Their reason: There were complaints from customers and staff about rude comments being made in Navajo.
34 For instance, the Navajo squash blossom design, common in jewelry, incorporates a crescent-shaped pendant, an element that had its origin in the Islamic world and arrived with the Spanish.
35 Erosion shaped the Navajo sandstone of the mesa on the edge of the Colorado Plateau, near the east entrance of the park.
36 Menninger wroteabout the connection between Navajo healing and psychiatry andeven declared that the Navajos were the first psychiatrists,said Roessel.
37 Navajo remained potentially valuable as code even after the war.
38 There some manned distant outposts[http:///navajo.html], maintaining contact in Navajo by radio.
39 All the recruits spoke the same Navajo basically, but there were certain word variations.
40 Telling the story of a group of Navajo Indians whose language was used to create a code that was impossible for the Japanese to decode, it takes us first of all to the battle of Guadalcanal.
41 So, what I want to do is, I want to discuss the scientific notion of language, at first restricting myself to systems like English and Dutch and American sign language and Navajo and so on.
42 The tepee was set up with great reverence, since to the Navajo, it symbolized the womb from which we all emerge, and the tent poles were "the bones of our grandmother."
43 In Navajo, the same word spoken with four different inflections has four different meanings.
44 Navajo has three or four ways of expressing the passive.
45 Paintable Navajo White jacket.
46 "I fought in Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian, " he says. "The Navajo code talkers are going to be something in history.
47 Such cross - cultural conflicts are intensified by textbooks that bear little relation to Navajo life or values.
48 The ruins in Colorado had been home to the ancestors of the present day members of the Pueblo tribes. They were named Anasazi, or ancient ones, by the Navajo Indians.
49 S. The Southwest Indians divide roughly into four groupings: the Yuman tribes, the Pima and Papago, the Pueblo, and the Navajo and Apache.
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