1.   Evangeline Parsons-Yazzie, a Navajo language instructor at Northern Arizona University, said she had worked closely with the tribe on the bilingual issue.

2.   Finally, the Navajo language includes a number of sounds not found in Japanese.

3.   He will study the Navajo language with ASU graduate teaching assistant Alfred Yazzie.

4.   Hubbell learned the Navajo language, got married and started a family.

5.   In the Navajo language, it is known as the Wind That Speaks.

6.   Japanese units battling Americans in the Pacific were able to monitor Marine Corps radio transmissions but were never able to break the code devised from the Navajo language.

7.   No military terms existed in the Navajo language, so they made some up.

8.   One cause for concern, however, is the decline of the Navajo language, he says.

9.   Partly because the Navajo language has few words for modern military equipment, Shorty and his colleagues added a second meaning to some expressions.

10.   The ancient Navajo language is Dine.