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I am by know means an expert on the Lakota language, but after a little bit of research I believe I have an acceptable answer...

The verbs "wasté" and "ȟópeča" both mean "to be beautiful", so by adding the stative pronoun for second person, "ni-", we can generate the phrase "you are beautiful":

Niwasté (you are beautiful, more of a general term, can also mean "good" or "nice") - pronounced "nayeewahstAY"

Niȟópeča (you are strikingly beautiful, more "specific") - pronounced "nayeeH*Opaycha"

*the H (ȟ) is pronounced with a rasping of the throat, almost "hkhk", really fast. It's rather difficult to convey, but a simple "H as in house" sound will probably suffice...

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Bill Fauber

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I believe Beautiful in Lakota = Hopa or ghoh-pah
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vous êtes les bienvenu(e)s au Lakota, soyez les bienvenu(e)s au Lakota

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Hau (Only used by men though)

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How do you say welcome to my home and into my

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beauty

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nizhoniie'

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Wakpolo

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Wasta

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