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Aoo' Dooda!

Dooda!!! It's pale face designed for skipping to the rez for jewelry. But they forgot that phrase.

Aoo' - for the effort.

Fun app but pricey

This app is fun to play with but I expected more for the 10 dollar fee. On a good note my 6 year old son enjoys the app very much and other ppl I know who d/l the app use it as a bar story joke. Everyone I know who has used it has derived some type of utility out of it so why not, alatsoh high aye Binaa adaalts ozi bikeyah
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a total joke

This app is only good for humor. You should refund every $ to those that bought this joke!!
Next time i need a taxi, in the middle of the rez, so i can drive to the beach to find my passport ill use the
this app. So bad it would be worth the joke for a $1!!???

Dooda!

This app is NOT worth $10! It is culturally inappropriate; nearly every picture of a person in the app is white with absolutely no Navajo people.

Many of the phrases and words it teaches would be no use where Navajo is spoken. Words like beaches, restaurants, and airports are inconsequential if you were in the Navajo Nation. In addition words are clearly misspelled and do not match the pronunciations.

This app was a formula made for tourists and no one else. It is completely culturally in appropriate in every way.
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Great

Learn quickly and easily you can travel peacefully goy fully understand.

Mixed bag

I give this app three stars because I am psyched about having a little bit of Dine on my iTouch, but clearly this is a cookie-cutter production--the vocabulary lists and phrases are obviously the same for every uTalk language and, while this seems fairly logical for "larger" languages, like Cantonese and Croatian, the short-comings to such a strategy are immediately apparent when applied to a smaller language belonging to a community of speakers that is almost entirely bilingual and, furthermore, which is not coterminous with some sort of national borders. Or, too be more direct, with only 300 words and phrases, I feel slightly ripped off by the fact that some of those words and phrases are taken up by things like "passport", "pizza" and "mango."

Also: it's a good thing that there are two recordings for every word and expression because it sounds like beginnings and ends of some audio files were clipped, distorting the pronunciation of the word.

I really dig the set up--it makes the maximum use of such a small amount of information, but for the cookie cutter approach as well as recording problem I mentioned above, 9.99$ feels a little bit like a rip-off.
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wIcKeD cLoWnZ

Ths application is the navajo speakn ever... also ths will help others to speak navajo and it is fun... but sometimes it is hard remember the navajo words

Good app

I live near the Navajo reservation and this is very useful. Even though it has no more than 300 words and phrases it's enough to get around. Navajo language guides are very hard to find and this fills the void. I appreciate having native voices (both male and female) pronouncing the words. I'd give it 5 stars, but it is pricy so I dropped it a notch. I suggest this app for anyone having a desire to learn some Navajo.
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