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New Mexico first state to adopt Navajo textbook

usatoday.com — ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (AP) — In the Navajo language, there's no one word that translates into "go" — it's more like a sentence.

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  • inactive, on 08/01/2008, -0/+5i know that, It will help the people learn about their past and it gives them something that can make them more distinguishable from other people because they know of a language that is becoming rare. Its good to preserve ones heritage. It might not be as exactly as what they did before but at least somehow it will be recognized and be passed on to the next generation as long as it can.

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