Comanche Language : "Where is your ______?"

Here is a question you can use everyday. Ask "where is your bathroom?", "where is your mom" or "where is your dad?".

[@mcrotts123]

Martin, please add more sentence of the day videos. I enjoy them very much. I'm learning to please my grandmother. Originally of the Clark family, Anadarko OK

[@ryans2848]

I like your your language it’s pleasing to the ears thanks for putting it out there I wish it was taught in schools

[@kushymarambio]

Love your language videos. Just found you, would love to see more.

[@mamenetaattocknie7805]

Love your videos uncle Martin !!! Good job. Thanks for the Comanche words. Good to know

[@mrcrimpster]

Not many have style Not many can keep style I have seen dogs with more style than men, although not many dogs have style. Cats have it with abundance.....I like your style...I like that you keep the word alive....I am decedent Comanche

[@Dave-lw9lx]

Thank you

[@eliasvasquez-fe7ge]

Love it thanks

[@mrcrimpster]

"Bukowski"

[@nothing-b2n]

Uuda heitz

[@jamilafay]

Where is ur continuing Comanche language videos

[@semblt]

Ura

[@peeweedeschaine9699]

how do you say I miss you

[@tencingtenping7142]

busted:D

[@REDMAN1808]

how would you say ( Red horse )

[@DFlores112]

Ekapi tūhūya The "i" should have an underscore with it and the lines should be through the u's, not over them.

[@DFlores112]

Ay-caw-pee tuh-huh-ya I believe

[@Nookoni8724]

​@@DFlores112 Yes, I know what you mean by underscore under the i of Ekapi and the t -u- h -u- ya