Here are a few traditional sayings from the Acoma Pueblo:
1. "Hak’u, k’ya’i, k’ya’i" - "All is well, all is well."
2. "Kwakwhay" - "Thank you."
3. "K’ya’i, k’ya’i, k’ya’i" - "All is well, all is well, all is well."
4. "Kwakwhay, hak’u" - "Thank you, all is well."
5. "K’ya’i, kwakwhay" - "All is well, thank you."
These sayings reflect the Acoma Pueblo's emphasis on gratitude, harmony, and well-being in their daily lives.
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