How do you say in the language Cheyenne?

Cheyenne is a language spoken by the Cheyenne people, Native Americans who are indigenous to the Great Plains of the United States.

Here are some common words and phrases in Cheyenne:

- Hello: Vóóxva (pronounced "Voh-ohx-vah")

- Thank you: Na'éese/Hókoto-va'éese ('Nah-ay-eh-seh"/Hah-koh-toh-vah-ay-eh-seh")

- Yes: Áayoóhvo'oh' ("Ah-yeh-oh-ho-oh")

- No: Néeyó ("Ney-yoh")

- My name is: Nónénóva' / Hétaneo naanéva (“Noh-nay-noh-vah" / “Eh-tay-nauh nah-an-ay-vah)

- What is your name: Nónénó'o? ("Noh-nay-noh'oh?")

- I am from: Hevó'ova' ("Eh-voh'oh-vah")

- How are you?: Náhoxíno'?

- I am doing good: Heévóiyo'.

- Goodbye: He'heeyónv ("Eh-hey-yohn-vee")