Ha’át’íísh Biniyé Diné Bizaad Bohoosh’aah? Why Am I Learning Navajo Language? By: Millicent Michelle Pepion (00:00) Image1: Title shot (00:08) Image2: Opening credits (00:12) Video1: Engineering Building (PAN UP) Yá’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidiné’é. Hello, my relatives and my people. Shí éí Millicent Michelle Pepion yinishyé. I am called Millicent Michelle Pepion. Tódik’ózhí nishlí áádóó Ké Kl’aashzhiin báshishchíín. I am Sour Water and I am born for the Blackfeet Nation. Shimá éí Susan Perry wolyé. My mother is Susan Perry. Shizhé’é éí David Pepion wolyé. My father is David Pepion. Shimá bik’éí éí Be’ek’id Baa Ahoodzánídi kééhat’í. My mother’s family lives in Whipper will. Shizhé’é bik’éí éí Browning, Montana-di kééhat’í. My father’s family lives in Browning, Montana. Shí éí Hozdodéé naasha ndi Hozdo Sánídi kééhasht’í. I am from Phoenix but am living in Tucson. Akót’eego Diné asdzaa nishlí. This is how I am a Navajo woman. (00:58) Video2: Wildcat Statue on Campus Mall University of Arizona-di ííníshta’. I am going to school at the University of Arizona.