How do you say beautiful in Blackfoot?

Answer 1

Kitatama'sino (Key-tat-ah-mah-say-no). It mean's See You Later. Hope that helps! ^_^

Answer 2

In Blackfoot, the word for beautiful is "akiísskatos." The pronunciation of this word is ah-keess-kah-tohs, with emphasis on the second syllable. It is important to note that Blackfoot is an Indigenous language spoken by the Blackfoot people in North America.

Answer 3

The Blackfoot word ahnuts- means "pretty", beautiful or good looking. This is sometimes spelled anats.

The word changes in the plural - for example nisoyim anatsimiksi ponokamitaksi = four good-looking horses.

Answer 4

The word meaning pretty or beautiful is ahnuts.

A pretty woman (or girl) is anaohkitsi.

When speaking directly to someone it is customary to say something like kitsikááhsitapi (you are a nice person) or kitssoká'pssi (you are nice) rather than calling them beautiful - if you did that they might respond with saa nitsíkahsinaa - "no, I am funny looking".

Answer 5

Well, honey, in Blackfoot, the word for beautiful is "aahsaapoyiiksii." So go ahead and sprinkle that word around like confetti, and watch the compliments roll in. You're welcome.

Answer 6

I believe the pronunciation is Oweemba Wep. and must be said repeatedly.

Answer 7

Like most Plains tribes the Blackfoot have words for different kinds of buffalo. A general term is iinii. A buffalo bull is stomick.

Answer 8

There is no such language as "Native American".

Native Americans speak more than 700 different languages in North America.

Answer 9

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