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'Baby Shark,' Now In 19 Languages And Counting — Including A Navajo Tongue Star Wars has been translated into a Navajo language, and now the viral song sensation "Baby Shark" gets the treatment as language preservationists seek to keep the ancient native tongue Diné in use.

'Baby Shark,' Now In 19 Languages And Counting — Including A Navajo Tongue

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Zac Ziegler

'Baby Shark,' Now In 19 Languages And Counting — Including A Navajo Tongue

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Star Wars has been translated into a Navajo language, and now the viral song sensation "Baby Shark" gets the treatment as language preservationists seek to keep the ancient native tongue Diné in use. KNAU's Zac Ziegler reports.