Common Everyday Lakota Commands

Common everyday commands with my girls... Men would not use we, ye or pe but wo, yo and po instead...

[@wbworkout]

I love your video with the kids! Trying to learn Lakota myself. Well done!

[@gilmarsantos2556]

Great lessons teacher. I learned a lot. I have been studying Lakota lately and I am enjoying a lot. Thanks for sharing. It´s a beautiful language........

[@CheckLike]

Your an inspiring parent. Leading by example. My parents would usually only yell at me in the language when i was being bad lol. You make it fun for your little ones.

[@emmismee]

Your little girls' laughs are precious. You're an awesome mom for spending quality time with them. Keep up the good work and teaching them well.

[@mokihaname]

That was cute thanks for the lesson... your girls are adorable. I love the fact how they are having so much fun learning and spending time with their mommy! Cherish these moments they go by so quick my kids are grown now they usually kiss me on my forehead and say love yah ma! Then they are out the door!

[@marcojosemdj]

Awsome teaching your girls thier language thumbs up to the three of you:-)

[@mikeyu5004]

That's great. It's good to know Lakota youth want to learn their native language. Long live Lakota

[@janasabinestrack9202]

Wopila tanka hecha, for this cute lesson.

[@ingerziiii]

You are a wonderful mother! Teaching the true language! Bless you!

[@reginamayer-eastman8052]

This is just wonderful. !!! Lila wastekste ye! Ata kili, Chicago and all that. All three of you are most inspiring!!!

[@redcloud3615]

Great video ! Its importand to bring lacota language to the kids in the rez. Its your culture. Toniajo is an amazing person. Respect and greets from Germany.

[@brenguiden5521]

I would love to have the text for the male version of the script, Pilamaye ? too compare / understand

[@Tipistolamedia2011]

How awesome.... you're an inspiration to the Lakota. Please continue to do more and keep teaching those precious little bear cubs of yours....

[@muttonashkii]

Your girls are awesome...it comes so natural with them! Kudos ladies!!!

[@tgtnations]

I enjoyed the language video I like how each phrase was put in context. I'm just now picking up a few words. Pilamaya

[@shawnafsworld7431]

I really like this video +Taniajo Hall You Did an excellent job on this video. I'm Lakota Oglala Sioux Native Myself and I'm 24 year's old I Don't know MY Own Native American Language/Tongue so I Do want to learn how to speak it. And I want to know more about MY Native American Culture of the Lakota sioux. This video is very helpful to me and other who watch your video. You and your little Bear Clubs did great in this video. Than you for this video. ;)

[@blazerarbino7305]

thanks so much please keep posting more thanks again this has been a big help to me even to me at 37 years old

[@Reason1717]

Very well presented and fun. I find when learning is fun, learning is easy. I also liked the practical expressions. Hope you share more.

[@Vanessa-mk6ps]

Thank you for making this video- I'm learning Lakota (adopted young) and trying to teach my 3 little ones as well. So inspiring and makes me feel a little connect to our people even if I do live all the way in Michigan. #mamabear

[@nancychace8619]

Good job, MamaBear and Cubs 🙂

[@kirbypoohbear]

Omg ur a momny? Ur daughters r very beautyful.......just like their mommy!

[@Sarkoja]

Wonderful video!! I like your humor too. I hope you do more!

[@davidlittleelk3471]

Hau, Tonia! Lila tanyan hecanun welo na ata ni kili yelo!!!

[@mixtecjaguar9824]

Beautiful!

[@AmericanWarArcher]

Great work! Thanks for helping us all learn

[@jasonford6317]

Brilliant.....you should do more of these😊

[@adrianjimenez6388]

I been looking for this channel for some time now, I really use to like watching yoir videos, im happy I foind this channel again. :)

[@dalethehardluckcowboy7852]

Very good

[@stephaniewescoup2437]

Lila waste Now I can keep my kids from being rugged... said that!

[@mimithemagnificent]

How do you say wife/husband? Or a pet name like 'baby' or 'love'?

[@SingingBuffalo93]

Haha this is too cool..its really awesome=D

[@pash9956]

This is so cute!

[@daybreakwarrior]

I like! I like! I like!

[@anonymous_wolf2075]

I am slowly learning

[@jocelynpreece]

Hi! Thanks for the video. Would you be able to tell me how to say "touch your head" "touch your knees" and "touch your eyes" when a female is addressing a group? I'm doing a class assignment where I have to try to teach a class in Lakota, a language I don't speak at all! Your video was very helpful though. THANKS!!

[@MrDeathd]

How would you say stone eagle in native

[@weirdo_with_a_paintbrush]

You guys are so cute

[@SinjinTaidjeKhan]

This is awesome! I have always wanted to learn NA languages. Have you thought about going on italki.com and teaching Lakota there?

[@TheBladepolisher]

Useless to the other half of the population...... if you want to keep the language alive, then you should be inclusive and share it with both genders. As a new student, this would've been a invaluable lesson to learn common everyday requests and responses.

[@mariafleck6483]

thank you this is great i've been teaching myself

[@BlackPAnth3r007]

What’s male form ?

[@02Nawal]

So what's the commands for male ?

[@archiebeckworth3929]

Hi 👋 love ❤️

[@Roneth1973]

what about men's speach?

[@OrderoftheHammer]

how come all female to 1 or two persons, does gender matter ? don't want to repeat something I shouldn't.

[@ozgurturkoz3605]

we need games on ps4 or ps5 in lakota language #newyork

[@brenguiden5521]

...kalaka

[@brenguiden5521]

wickhoskala 👍

[@herokon2135]

yes gender matters in lakota

[@justaN8Vminorthreat]

Pilamaya ye Tonia! This helps alot! :D

[@HotBrittM8]

Ah so cute!! :D

[@vvvv-lu8wh]

I know this letter:č

[@calebardon3833]

I'm not native but I will date u