Dakoteyah Wogdaka!
Talk Dakota!
Lesson 2
Greetings, Commands, Culture and Values
| Kic'iyuoninhanpi (Greetings) | Wowasake (Commands) |
| Hinhana was'te. (Good morning.) | Iyotanka. (Sit down.) |
| Wic'oka was'te. (Good afternoon.) | Hiyu. (Come here.) |
| Anpetu was'te. (Good day.) | He c'un s'ni. (Don't do that.) |
| Hou koda. (Hello, friend.) | Anag'optan. (Listen.) |
| Pidamaya. (Thank you.) | Inina. (Be quiet.) |
| Toked yaun he? (How are you?) | Nape gduz'az'a. (Wash your hands.) |
| Wanna wota (Time to eat.) |
| Waonspeka kic'anyanpi (Culture) |
| Tate Topa (Four Directions) |
| Oc'eti S'akowin (Seven Council Fires) |
| Woteh'inda (Values) |
| Ohetika (courage) |
| O g'a waste (generosity) |
| Ohoda (respect) |
| Ksapa (wisdom) |
The Universe
| Sintomni (Universe) | Omaka (Seasons) |
| Anpa Wi (sun) | Wetu (spring) |
| Wicanh'pi (stars) | Bdoketu (summer) |
| Han Wi (moon) | Ptanyetu (fall) |
| Mah'piya (sky) | Waniyetu (winter) |
| Makan (earth) |
| Mah'piya (clouds) |
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| Wiacaceti (sundog) |
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| Anpa O Wicanh'pi (morning star) |
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| Ikc'e wic'as'a (Human beings) | Wamakas'kan (Animals) |
| Hoks'iyopa (baby) | Tatanka (buffalo) |
| Wic'inc'ana (girl) | S'unkakan (horse) |
| Hoks'ina (boy) | C'apa (beaver) |
| Kos'ka (youth-boy) | S'unka (dog) |
| Wikos'ka (youth-girl) | Manka (skunk) |
| Winyan (woman) | Zic'a (squirrel) |
| Wic'as'a (man) | S'ungina (fox) |
| Wic'ah'a (nan) (elder man) | S'ungmanitu (coyote) |
| Winoh'ca (nan) (elder woman) | Sunktokeca (wolf) |
| Wakanyeja (children) | Mato (bear) |
| Tah'ca (deer) |
| Tasnahec'a (gopher) |
| Pinspinza (prairie dog) |
| Zuzuhece (snake) |
Language Of The Handssindarin Lessons For Beginners
| Zitkana (Birds) | Wamduskanan (Worms/Insects) |
| Wanbdi (eagle) | Honag'inan (flies) |
| S'is'oka (robin) | Psipsic'anan (grasshopper) |
| Tas'iyaka (meadow lark) | Psipsic'anan sapa (cricket) |
| Cankatotona (woodpecker) | Kimimina (butterfly) |
| Kang'i (crow) | Wabdus'kanan (caterpillar) |
| C'etan (hawk) | C'aponka (mosquito) |
| Hinhan (owl) |
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| S'iyo (pheasant) |
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| Mag'aks'ica (duck) |
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| Mag'a (geese) |
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| Zizic'a (turkey) |
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| Anpaohotonna (chicken) |
Sindarin Lessons Weebly
Language Of The Handssindarin Lessons Lesson
| Lesson 1 | Lesson 2 | Lesson 3 | Lesson 4 | Lesson 5 | Lesson 6 |
| Lesson 7 | Lesson 8 | Lesson 9 | Lesson 10 | Lesson 11 | Lesson 12 |
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