The Navajo Language
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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The Navajo Code Talkers
Slide by: Dawson, Cameron, Shelbi, and Baine.
Photo by Ron Cogswell
An Unbreakable Code:
The Unbreakable code is very hard to crack. Philip Johnson is the man who created the code so the Japanese couldn't figure out their battle plans.
Photo by Michal Osmenda
Philip Johnson:
Philip Johnson was a veteran from World War 1, and the starter of the code. He was also very clever and tricky because he had to come up with a tricky enough code that was very hard to figure out.
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Navajo Soldiers:
The Navajo soldiers barely had any experience. They didn't have combat experience, and they never left the reservation. That was bad because since they didn't have combat experience, they didn't have a lot of fighting skills for battle. It was bad that they didn't leave the reservation because they didn't have a lot of experience of the outside world.
Photo by Nrbelex
Accomplishments:
Navajo soldiers achieved a lot of things because of their work. All 29 soldiers, alive or passed, won a Medal of Honor, and a gold medal. They were very proud of the living and passed soldiers because of the work they did to get to that point.
Photo by Jay Jr.
Shelbi in The Navajo Language:
In the Navajo Language, Shelbi stands for: S- kleesh, H-cha, E-ah-nah, L-nash-doie-tso, B-shush, and I- tkin. In the English language, the S is snake, the H is hat, the E is eye, L is lion, B is bear, and the I is ice.
Photo by kretyen
Dawson in the Navajo Language and English:
D- be, deer
A-tse-nill, axe
W- gloe-ih, weasel
S- dibeh, sheep
O- a-klah, oil
N- tsah, needle
Photo by familymwr
Cameron in the Navajo Languange:
C-moasi is cat
A-tse-nill is axe
M-tsin-tliti is match
E-dzen is elk
R-dah-nes-tsa is ram
O-a-kah is oil
N-tsah is needle
Photo by The U.S. Army
Baine in the Navajo and English language:
B-shush, bear
A- tse-nill, axe
I- tkin, ice
N- tsah, needle
E- dzeh, elk
Photo by Jamie In Bytown
