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The Native American comedic group, 1491s released this video that has Native people from various parts of Indian Country showcasing how they say “I love you” in their Native langauge. Of all the holidays we Natives have to contend with in the U.S, Valentine's Day can be the most confusing for those of us looking to tradition for guidance in the ways of the heart. Native stories are big on themes like bravery, sacrifice, compassion and leadership, but when it comes to romance—not so much. People from all over Indian Country and around the world answered with short videos that feature them showing their love and speaking it in their Native tongues, including Lakota, Mohawk, Haida, Native Hawaiian, Maori, Karuk, Yupik, Cherokee and dozens of other languages. Happy Valentine’s Day! To help you celebrate today, we’ve worked with our wonderful team of speakers to share 11 different ways to say “I love you” in the Alaska Native languages of the Doyon region. Learn to say these Valentine's phrases: "Happy Valentine's Day," "sweet heart" and "I love you" Valentine's Day Mino-zaagidiwigiizhigad (Happy Love Each Other Day). We have two fun Valentine's Day resources, Sweethearts and Cards. Each section contains audio and a downloadable PDF. We hope you will share these widely! #1. Valentine's Sweethearts Please enjoy these Valentine Sweethearts! Each card contains audio that you can listen to Valentine’s Day is now celebrated around the world even in Indian country, though it began with early Roman saints, priests and martyrs. The holiday has moved through the centuries like a rolling stone picking up Native stereotypes, history and pow wows along the way. So, there are two ways to say it. Some people say "Hajéí Béédahaniih," which means, "Remembering the Heart." Other people say "Ayóó'ádajó'nínígíí Béédahaniih," which means "Rememberinng the Loved Ones!" Enjoy & Happy Valentine's Day! Despite technological advances, the fundamental appeal of Valentine’s cards remains unchanged. Whether handwritten or digitally designed, they continue to capture hearts with their personal touch and sentiment. Making Your Mark on Valentine’s Traditions – DIY Ideas. Valentine’s Day offers a unique opportunity to bridge past and present. Those of us in NPSOT have an abiding love and affection for our native plants of Texas. In that realm, let’s reflect on some native Texas plants and their connection to Valentine’s Day, love, and romance. @a0986709391 we say merry christmas and happy birthday in japan too but valentine's day is not really a custom in japan i guess girls give boys chocolates and sometimes say ハッピーバレンタイン but i dont think its very common here to say that Native Flower Company is the premier source for flowers in Salt Lake City including floral delivery. Happy Valentines Day Floral is backordered and will ship as same. literally Happy Valentines day or 해피 발렌타인 데이. or 즐거운 발렌타인 데에 보내세요. have nice valentine's day!|hmm.. we dont have exact expression to celebrate valentines day. so it would be akward if you try to celebrate it. but we give (usually women) chocolate to lovers or a person i love. just chololates and love words.|해피 밸런타인데이! 행복한 Happy Valentine's Day - Alaska Native Language word of the day - Inupiaq- I love you. 'I love you' to one person: piqpagigikpiñ, 'I love you (two people)': piqpagigivsik, 'I love you (three or more Happy Valentine's Day! Greet your valentine in the three languages of Bristol Bay: ️ Pingakamken (Sugt’stun for "I like you") Negh eshchen (Dena’ina for "I love you") Kenkamken (Yugtun for "I Happy valentine’s day to the best family in the world. Thanks for all your love, support and appreciation. Happy Valentine’s Day to the people who are everything to me! Love you always and forever. You guys are my safe place. Happy Valentine’s Day, my dearest family. I love you all. Happy Valentine’s day to the world’s most amazing Vintage Unused Mechanical Happy Valentines Day Card Featuring a Native American Indian Boy Paddling a Canoe Retro Old School Cards Love Puns (561) $ 18.00. FREE In Japan, the phrase "Happy Valentine's day" is not widely used. "Happy ~" is translated as "~ omedetou." And "barentain-dei" is basically Valentine’s Day in a Japanese accent. So you can say "Happy barentain-dei" or "barentain omedetou." 3K votes, 3.5K comments. I’ll try to guess what language it is and I’m gonna get it wrong. Edit: thanks for all the comments I didn’t except so many Again and again, I would choose you. Happy Valentine’s Day. Happy Valentine's Day to my darling wife/husband. You are the most amazing person and I am truly fortunate to be your partner in life. I could celebrate you every day of the year. Happy Valentine's Day, my love. Happy Valentine’s Day—you’re my happily-ever-after.
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