Bahasa Navajo dikategorikan sebagai C6b Threatened menurut SIL Ethnologue, artinya bahasa ini mulai terancam dan mengalami penurunan jumlah penutur dari waktu ke waktu
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Bahasa Navajo atau bahasa Navaho (Diné bizaad) adalah sebuah bahasa pribumi di Amerika bagian utara dan tepatnya di sebelah barat daya Amerika Serikat. Bahasa ini terutama dipertuturkan oleh suku bangsa Navajo dan jumlah penutur bahasa ini kurang lebih adalah 175.000 jiwa. Bahasa Navajo termasuk rumpun bahasa Na-Dene. bahasa Navajo adalah bahasa yang dipakai sebagai sandi yang tak terpecahkan di perang dunia kedua.
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