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How do you say walk in peace in mohawk?
walk in peace
How do you say goodbye in mohawk?
(Owna) is how you say it and how you pronouce it, but I'm sure it's not spelt like that.
How do you say white girl in shoshone?
(I'm unsure of how to spell it, but this is how my boyfriend taught me) Debiout. [Dye-bo] It means white.
Were white people once black?
they say man originated in Africa
What was the biggest disrupter of native American life?
I'd have to say the white man, or European settlers. and:loss of culture
How do you say bear in mohawk?
ohkwari pronouced oh'kwa:ri
How do you say grinning bear in Mohawk language?
A Mohawk speaker would not say that since he would know that bears are incapable of grinning (they do not have the necessary facial muscles).The Mohawk word for a bear is ohkwari'. "He is smiling" is royéshuhe' so the theoretical translation is *ohkwari' royéshuhe'.
How do you say michaels little white bear in German?
Michaels kleiner weißer BärOr you might sayMichaels kleiner Eisbär (if by white bear you mean polar bear)
What is the joke about the big brown bear and the little white bunnyrabbit?
what did the big brown bear say to the little white bunny rabbit? im going to eat u HAHAHAHAHAHAHA i crack myself up
How do you say White bear in Japanese?
White = shiro bear (animal) = kuma
How do you say bye in Mohawk?
In Mohawk, you can say "ewaboroten" to say goodbye.
How do you say little bear in ute language?
In Ute language, "little bear" is "na-kusi."
How do you say Earth Bear in Choctaw?
"Nita" (pronounced "needa") means bear in Choctaw. I am not sure how to say "little" though. To say "little" in Choctaw is "ushi," and "bear" is "nita." So you would combine it to make "nitushi," which means " little bear."
How do you say walk in peace in Mohawk language?
Say peace in mohawk language
How do you say beautiful in Mohawk?
In Mohawk, you say beautiful as "wa'kontera'tátshera".
How do you say little bear?
Ursa Minor.
How do you say little bear in Hawaiian?
In Hawaiian, "little bear" is translated as "ʻīlio hōkū ʻuʻuku."
