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(Zuni) “háawak”(Kumeyaay) “Michuksüs”(Miwok)
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“Hakaniyun”(Western Shoshone)
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"Hóy"(Santa Clara Pueblo) "Nya:węh swagwé:goh"(Cayuga)
“Kwakwhay”(Hopi Male)
"Neaese"(Cheyenne)
“ash’o’og”(Apache)
“Hoh’ou”(Arapahoe)
"Baahe"(Crow)
"Ahe"(Isleta Pueblo)
"Wá-ni-shi”(Lenape)
"Hy'shqe"(Lummi)
“Wopila”(Lakota)
“Mii gwetch”(Cree)
“Wliwni” (Abenaki)
“Sho-Na-Bish”(Seminole)
"Siksiksimasiituk"(Blackfeet)
“Askwali”(Hopi-Female)
"hay" (Zuni)
"Kwáapa" ( Cocopah) “ ”(First Nations Cree)
“Wopida”(Dakota)
“ThankYou”
"N'dew" (Pequot)
"K'e"(Picuris Pueblo)
"shú"(Cochiti Pueblo)
“Pe-sha uh” (Paiute)
“tog’oiak”(Ute)
"Ne-ya"(Luiseno)
"Addai"(Caddo)
"K'a-shish"(Laguna Pueblo)
“A’ho”(Kiowa) “Wa do” (Cherokee)
"Ha'a"(Acoma Pueblo)
"s'uula"(Makah)
"shú"(Jemez Pueblo)
“a’he’hee” (Navajo)
“Nyà:wę” (Tuscarora) “Ʉra” (Comanche)
“Táput ni”(Mohegan)
“qe'ciyéw'yew'”(Nez Perce) "Kepilhcihi"(Kickapoo)
“'uuhayi'” (Kumeyaay)
“Mi' we ˙:lu:ṭakmu” (Miwok)
“Aise! Aise!”(Western Shoshone)
“Wopina”(Nakota)
