Be sure to tell this one to someone everyday.. your mom, dad, grandparents, brothers, sisters, cousins, friends. Someones day can change with these 3 words. Ura
It’s wonderful you are keeping Comanche language alive! So many languages lost by colonisation. I’m Scottish and I would love to learn my native Scots Gaelic !
Thank you so much for keeping the Comanche language alive. I have already learned so much from your videos and am proud to learn my native language and to honor my ancestors.
thanks! as a child I grew up wishing I was one of the native americans, so all my time was used to collect feathers and antlers I found outside and make bows and arrows out of branches. I got the chance to ride horses almost everyday and today I am the lucky owner of TWO horses! - Love from Norway
@@kristoomuch3228 which did you use bc I’m Comanche but have no “proof” bc my great grandmother’s tribe was murdered and she was forced to take a European name.
@@szymonlechdzieciol There are words used differently amongst the English language as well, like between English, Americans and Australians. The same goes for the Spanish language.
Thank you! The first words I’m learning in our language! I grew up on our “rival” reservation mixed race so didn’t get to be included in so many things relating to our culture. This is so wonderful to find. ❤
Glad I found this. My late grandpa was chairman kenneth saupitty and I live in NM, while all the tribes in Lawton so you never hear anyone speak the language unless you go back home and talk with some kakus then you realize you're in Lawton and you leave ayyyyyyy
I only learned basic native languages so I could watch old westerns and kno what they were REALLY saying...and trust me if they knew what they said it would have been censored Hahahahaha
I am learning the Comanche language, but from what I learned on one of the Comanche lessons, it said “Nuh Suh Ah Tsa Uuh Kah Mah Kit was for I love you. Is this just for romantic “I love you” and the other a family/friend way of saying it? Look forward to your response. Thank you.
+Ivan Ivanov i know our alpahabet very well....but most others dont.. and what im using is called phonetic spelling, what the word sounds like.... for those who do not understand our alpahabet.
IAMNDN Excuse me, but that's ridiculous, too. English spelling is notoriously famous throughout the world for its unbelievably inconsistent orthography. Why on earth mar Comanche by those obsolete principles of spelling? As I've said Comanche already has very well designed orthography, and everybody who are interested in learning the language has at least to become acquainted with it. Besides that, English sound system is very different from Comanche and therefore it's simply impossible to properly convey Comanche sounds by means of English orthography. P. S. Sorry, if my words were too harsh. I just want the wonderful Comanche language to live and thrive. But to me bringing the English spelling chaos into the Comanche reviving endeavour seems not just unproductive but downright harmful. P. P. S. Best regards from Russia.
It’s wonderful you are keeping Comanche language alive! So many languages lost by colonisation. I’m Scottish and I would love to learn my native Scots Gaelic !
I'm Not Comanche nor I'm from America, but very pleased your keeping Comanche language alive.
Thank you so much for keeping the Comanche language alive. I have already learned so much from your videos and am proud to learn my native language and to honor my ancestors.
Hope this will carry on, a proud nation should keep up with it's roots. Thank you for your effort !
I am part Comanche, one of my ancestors founded Comanche Texas. Thank you for making this channel. I want to teach my family of their heritage. 🤘
I used to come to Comanche nation and he would tell us stories and teach us Comanche words.
I knew how to say hello and a few other words but I forgot them so now I’m trying to learn Comanche again.
these videos are great hope to see more Comanche words/sentences
Какое простое и понятное у вашего языка звучание! Гласные очень похожи на русские. Удивительно!!!
Any chance the Comanche Nation will be building a course on Duolingo? (And you being one of the course builders?)
thanks! as a child I grew up wishing I was one of the native americans, so all my time was used to collect feathers and antlers I found outside and make bows and arrows out of branches. I got the chance to ride horses almost everyday and today I am the lucky owner of TWO horses!
- Love from Norway
Space Dorito aww💕
Wow. And here I am, a native American, who dreamed of the Vikings and the Norse culture. How cool 🖤
That's exactly what I do XD
i did my DNA Ancestory , and i found out i am 70% COMANCHE
I am very white but I have comanche blood.... Somewhere along the line quannah Parker was a ancestor
@@kristoomuch3228 which did you use bc I’m Comanche but have no “proof” bc my great grandmother’s tribe was murdered and she was forced to take a European name.
I must say I'm bit surprised they managed to narrow it down to the tribe.
How they differed specifically between let's say Comanche and Shoshone.
@@szymonlechdzieciol There are words used differently amongst the English language as well, like between English, Americans and Australians. The same goes for the Spanish language.
Thank you! The first words I’m learning in our language! I grew up on our “rival” reservation mixed race so didn’t get to be included in so many things relating to our culture. This is so wonderful to find. ❤
It would be nice if you would explain the meaning of words and the logic/grammar behind the sentence, in very brief terms. Thank you :)
Glad I found this.
My late grandpa was chairman kenneth saupitty and I live in NM, while all the tribes in Lawton so you never hear anyone speak the language unless you go back home and talk with some kakus then you realize you're in Lawton and you leave ayyyyyyy
Wow, awesome! Thank you!!
Thank you soooo much!!!!
I only learned basic native languages so I could watch old westerns and kno what they were REALLY saying...and trust me if they knew what they said it would have been censored Hahahahaha
Im Comanche and have been trying to learn Comanche
thank you
Aho
Thank you
can you please make one saying " give me a kiss"
Thank you so much ✨
He came to my school today at fort cobb
Thank you so much but could you slow down some and maybe repeat a little more thank you
Do you say the same to your child?
Thank you .
I am learning the Comanche language, but from what I learned on one of the Comanche lessons, it said “Nuh Suh Ah Tsa Uuh Kah Mah Kit was for I love you. Is this just for romantic “I love you” and the other a family/friend way of saying it? Look forward to your response. Thank you.
My great great grandma was either apache Comanche Karenkawa
How do you say a" place of new love"
Why aren’t you teaching anymore?
Love it
Im curious on how to spell it the right way, or is that how I would write it out?
👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
How do you say my friend or my soulmate in Comanche
does anyone know how to say "wanderer" in comanche?
Is there a population of blacks in commanche county
Uuda heitz
Could you help me with comanche language for my script for movie?
What a ridiculous spelling system is that? There is nice and consistent Comanche orthography out there, why not use it instead of this nonsense?
+Ivan Ivanov i know our alpahabet very well....but most others dont.. and what im using is called phonetic spelling, what the word sounds like.... for those who do not understand our alpahabet.
IAMNDN
Excuse me, but that's ridiculous, too. English spelling is notoriously famous throughout the world for its unbelievably inconsistent orthography. Why on earth mar Comanche by those obsolete principles of spelling? As I've said Comanche already has very well designed orthography, and everybody who are interested in learning the language has at least to become acquainted with it. Besides that, English sound system is very different from Comanche and therefore it's simply impossible to properly convey Comanche sounds by means of English orthography.
P. S. Sorry, if my words were too harsh. I just want the wonderful Comanche language to live and thrive. But to me bringing the English spelling chaos into the Comanche reviving endeavour seems not just unproductive but downright harmful.
P. P. S. Best regards from Russia.
Bro, you are drinking haterade against a native speaker.......
Ivan Ivanov Its pronunciation Dumbass. not a Comanche Alphabet
you are rude