Nitúwe he? Who are you? Šišókaduta miyé do. I am Šišókaduta.

Still spots available at the Bloomington Dakota Language camp.

Daníkhóta he? Are you Dakota? Háŋ / Háu Damákhota ye / do. Yes I’m Dakota. Hiyá Damákhota šni. No I’m not Dakota.

Táku waŋdáka he? What do you see?

Aŋpétu kiŋ dé omáwani. I’m traveling today.

Nína phiwáda. I’m really grateful for it.

Táktokhanuŋ he? What are you doing?

Wóphida aŋpétu héehaŋ táktokhanuŋ he? What did you do on thanksgiving?

Aŋpétu iyóhi phiúŋdapi. We are thankful everyday.

Dakhóta ié wakíniča - I feel like speaking Dakota language.

Wašíču ié wakápiŋ. I don’t feel like speaking English language.

Maǧážu kte seéčheče (rain will seems like) seems like its going to rain.

Aŋpétug dé tókhi dé kta he? Where are you going to go today?

Híŋhaŋ wáhiŋhé. It snowed ❄️ last night.

Takómni Dakhóta iápi kiŋ dé taŋyáŋ wóuŋhdakapi kte Takómni tókhiya keštá Dakhóta unkíapi kte. Takómni Dakhóta iápi ečéedaŋ wóuŋhdakapi kte.

Háu Mitákuyepi! All of our Dakhóta language classes are now available to take online. Instead of attending class in person you can attend class online. Scholarships are available - z.umn.edu/speakdakota