As children, my Great Grandparents & Nalie Mae told us these stories around the fire stove, using their hand gestures, voices, facial expressions & body movements... Later we got to see these videos. It was awesome, but doesn't compare to the imagination & beautiful memories our elders gave us 😊 Always be thankful for the teachings & blessings we receive from our elderlies. Remember & RESPECT our traditional teachings & taboos... Watch these stories until WINTER.
These little clips in Navajo remind me of my Great Grandma. They bring me great joy. I can fully understand, but I'm learning to speak my native language. Eventually I'll speak it.
omg i use to watch this i bilingual class when i 5 🥺🥺 I’m 14 now and moved to a white school so i forgot how to say my clan and speak Navajo and understand it 💀
awwwww coyote gets sooo cute when hes excited :) i LOVE these and so does my little sister and this is her 1st time watching it its great that she tld me :)
Epic!! I grew up with these stories. It would be great to see the animation and voice overs brought up to date. But these will still be the originators! :)
Damn! I remember watching these back in elementary! I remember making dis one into a comic! I also liked Coyote and the Horned toad! So glad I found dis! Ahe'hee Shi'kis! May we, the Dine' forever be proud of who we are and never forget our language! :D
Ayoo ahehe! I remember watching this in Tse Ho Tso Elementary cafeteria. It has inspired me to become a filmmaker and years later I've graduated with a BA in Film Studies from Yale University. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Who made these films? I'd really want to meet them/her/him.
Danggg a small part of me slightly remembers this when I was in elementary school in shiprock NM at a school called Natanii Nez , sadly the school isnt there anymore :/
Yeah I know esangul0 It's winter now, right? :) Probably not so just gonna have to wait lol. But I just miss these videos we used to watch them in culture class every Monday. Out of all of the coyote stories, this has always been my favorite one! :)
does anybody know where I can view or purchase the movie "BitterWind"? About an Navajo kid who grew up with an Alcoholic family on the reservation outside of Gallup. A true story that I seen when I went to boarding school on the Reservation where they showed it to 5th grade and up. Please let me know where I can aquire the info. thanks.
I wish Navajo nation would put all our maii banane onto a site and ppl can learn and donate to teach our young children the values of our culture. It'd also be nice to have the movie Star Wars and Finding Nemo translated in Navajo on there.
...Did Coyote just die in a cartoon? That ending reminds me a bit of Wile E Coyote from Loony Toons... Suddenly wondering if he's actually inspired by these....
Hahaha although I have watched this a million times I was wondering if anyone could provide a translation so my none speaking Navajo friends understand this.
Who else misses watching this in Navajo class
me and I'm only 12
Yo same
Me In first grade
Ms Hudgens was the shit
Me
I remember watching this show when I was little
As children, my Great Grandparents & Nalie Mae told us these stories around the fire stove, using their hand gestures, voices, facial expressions & body movements... Later we got to see these videos. It was awesome, but doesn't compare to the imagination & beautiful memories our elders gave us 😊 Always be thankful for the teachings & blessings we receive from our elderlies. Remember & RESPECT our traditional teachings & taboos... Watch these stories until WINTER.
Elderlies... Lol * Elders *
I know
These little clips in Navajo remind me of my Great Grandma. They bring me great joy. I can fully understand, but I'm learning to speak my native language. Eventually I'll speak it.
I remember them days back in 2nd grade. Man,what about those 70's.
I'd be in deep trouble if shi nali found out I was watching these in October
OMG! I totally remember watching these stories at Shonto!!! Wow! I'm so old!
I miss watching these videos in class... I miss the rez lol
Kristen Jim same but I'm still in elementry
Same here.
@@mistersauce9541, what are you doing here?
This is my favorite Navajo film to watch! I'm 10 years old and I'm in bilingual class
Man memories in chinle Navajo culture
Damn I remember watching this in cdc Navajo culture
Love these videos. Reminds me when I was a child.👍👍👍💯
Reminds me of my Father, Roy Lester. Telling me these Stories on our way to the Ceremonies.
Wow, I miss home more than enough now. I loved watching these in the beginning of grade school. It’s been years since I last saw it.
I remember watching this in Navajo class lol ;p
me too
Same
Me too
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Loved watching these while waiting in the sitting area at shiprock hospital when I was a kid
Classic! This is an awesone video. Hopefully these will still be around when I have children!
I really love these animations from the sixties. I can hear all sorts of different languages in your language It’s amazing. Thanks..☀️
this is my favorite cartoon. lol.
I'm miss watching the coyote and the lizard
omg i use to watch this i bilingual class when i 5 🥺🥺 I’m 14 now and moved to a white school so i forgot how to say my clan and speak Navajo and understand it 💀
awwwww coyote gets sooo cute when hes excited :) i LOVE these and so does my little sister and this is her 1st time watching it its great that she tld me :)
Kayenta 2000's kids where you at my Fam!
Epic!! I grew up with these stories. It would be great to see the animation and voice overs brought up to date. But these will still be the originators! :)
I love watching these
I always watch these in class
Damn! I remember watching these back in elementary! I remember making dis one into a comic! I also liked Coyote and the Horned toad! So glad I found dis! Ahe'hee Shi'kis! May we, the Dine' forever be proud of who we are and never forget our language! :D
I remember these from back in elementary school.
I thought of this and I show this to my parents and they said it was funnie and it really cool
I love it!! For years I was looking for this now I have two baby girls and I let them watch it. The love it too.
Aaaye’ doodá!! Diigis! Shiyáádí!! Lol
awww i remember coyote storys lol i always love them when i was a t wingat :)
(stephanie) THE SHOE GAME WAS THE BEST TOOO :)
Always watched these in school
I live in Arizona so I learn a lot of Navajo in school I watch this all the time
This is cool. We have Rabbit in the Southeast in place of Coyote, but both sets of stories are just great.
I’m glad that I understand this
Love these videos reminds me of when I was in school watching them
Brings back memories in elementary
My elementary school days, miss those days
Haha I use to watch this in boarding school back in the days
I love this Navajo stories because since I was small.😊😊😊
I miss this when I was little
My Nalies told me theses story's I love them
I miss watching this as a kid
I miss these movies..
Good story I remember my grandmother tell me this story
Cool video first time watching it :)
WHOO! Mrs. Riggs!
do' daa do'daa, hahaha I remember them days at boirding school.
I love these shows because my wife is Navajo an she help me by telling me what they say
Woah! This is on TH-cam? Crazy! I remember watching this at mexican hat and nizhoni. Years ago O.o im old
My favorite movies ill akways love these
Reminds me of my childhood at Tse Ho Tso Middle School.
man.. remind me of when i was in boarding school.. aint seen this since then...
Always reminds me of Boarding School.
Thank you! I haven't seen this since I was in jr high
I watched this as a child...and grandpa told me stories similar to this video...🤣🤣
I miss this so must
Ayoo ahehe! I remember watching this in Tse Ho Tso Elementary cafeteria. It has inspired me to become a filmmaker and years later I've graduated with a BA in Film Studies from Yale University. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Who made these films? I'd really want to meet them/her/him.
Danggg a small part of me slightly remembers this when I was in elementary school in shiprock NM at a school called Natanii Nez , sadly the school isnt there anymore :/
But I Love How Every Coyote Story It's A Funny Story With Lessons We Should Know And Learn :)
I'm 16 I remember this from elementary ,man to bad they tore it down
This cartoon is GOATED 🐐
Awesome I love Native American legends!
The coyote was told not to F**k around, but he did.
the material of this video creeped me out
I remember this in KES in Kayenta
they speak navajo good
Yeah I know esangul0 It's winter now, right? :) Probably not so just gonna have to wait lol. But I just miss these videos we used to watch them in culture class every Monday. Out of all of the coyote stories, this has always been my favorite one! :)
Dang I was gonna upload these too! Haha you beat me to it! Nicely done...I love watching this when I was little. MFES...haha
does anybody know where I can view or purchase the movie "BitterWind"? About an Navajo kid who grew up with an Alcoholic family on the reservation outside of Gallup. A true story that I seen when I went to boarding school on the Reservation where they showed it to 5th grade and up. Please let me know where I can aquire the info. thanks.
I remember watching.... Thought about it too
I wish Navajo nation would put all our maii banane onto a site and ppl can learn and donate to teach our young children the values of our culture. It'd also be nice to have the movie Star Wars and Finding Nemo translated in Navajo on there.
They Said It's Suppose To Be Told In Winter, So Cold Weather And Snow Comes For Sure ..
But Told To Early Could Bring Snow Earlier In Fall ..
lol i haven't seen these in awhile.
...Did Coyote just die in a cartoon?
That ending reminds me a bit of Wile E Coyote from Loony Toons... Suddenly wondering if he's actually inspired by these....
I think the road runner did get caught!
This bring back memories
Incredible!
Hi! When were those cartoons created?
I like this cartoon I know there saying
These should be remastered.
I like the intro song
Wah haha beau hi brother
comforting
Not Navajo. My self but I like it can under stand Navajo
Hahaha although I have watched this a million times I was wondering if anyone could provide a translation so my none speaking Navajo friends understand this.
Chloe Mesa they told coyote not to fawk around but you can't tell a G what to do
Love this
Love it!!!!
wow, when was this produced?
lol good thing i know my navajo lol this is funny
Im in 5th grade and Navajo, a little Zuni, and a little Mexican.
Lol same
If people outside of my culture start to moke this, report this immediately! 😲😡
The Christian kids had the option to opt out of this controversial educational video back in the 80’s ( 1980’s )
WOAH, was this animated with CAESAR [early 'digital' sort of animation method from the 70s?]
i like navajo i learn in school in 3
@esangul0 well thats the only time i watch it cause i respect it. :)
Same in 1st grade
how old is this? I'm almost certain this is using motion tweens. Was this made in flash?
its was snowing & hailing hard dis afternoon so it safe i guess
Lol no this game is not for you lmao 😂 lol i miss the good old days. 🐺💨 🐸.
Classic (y)