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thank you for this 😄😃😄

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Thank you for all you do!

I'm late here and sorry I am but I am white-washed and believe myself to be 3/8ths Native American. I think I am 1/8 Cherokee. I have no way, at this time, to confirm what I've been told but I can feel my native blood flowing within me. It just feels right. I would love to learn more of my heritage. I would also love proof of who I am for my own confirmation. Is there any way I can figure this out? One of my grandparents who I am completely unsure of is named Izuis, I think that is spelled correctly. Can you or anyone tell me anything about this name? I can't find anything I'm satisfied with on the net. I also loved your video. I wish you well, brother, and all of my other brothers and sisters on here. Thanks for your time. I gave myself the name Night Fox or Midnight Fox. I hope this is the correct spelling and pronunciation for it as well as meaning.

Chief Dragon canoe was my 7th great grandfather I love the Cherokee People! ❤❤❤

Thank you so much.

Osiyo you should Make a language app that'd be convenient

Thank you chief for keeping the language alive! I want to learn as much about the cherokees as possible! My grandmother was cherokee and Chief Draggin Canoe was my 7th great grandfather! My LOVE to All Native Americans and Indigenous peoples past and present! Keep the FAITH! ❤❤❤

How would u say “the Cherokee way of life is a blessing from god. I am thankful for my ancestors” I kno certain parts but I’m not sure if the order of the words is correct . I would say unelanvhi udadolisdi tsalagi ulenidasdi That correct or no? And idk how to say “i am thankful for my ancestors” I kno one part “galieliga” - I am thankful but idk how to say “for my ancestors” Help me out ❤

I have heard thank you is also Wado

I have heard that the modern Cherokee word for Thanks is Wado.

I love this so thank you so much!❤

Out here in the west we’ve always said tohitsu or tahitsu kinda interesting to see the difference

Thank you Chief Moon Wolf ) I grew up in Marion NC , my Grandfather had friends that were Cherokee ) sadly I never had the chance to meet them 😞 but he said some things that I remember that he said that is Cherokee ) brings back memories ) thanks Udo /// Adashlg Osd

Are you still around my beautiful teacher? I Sooooooo lost my Shaman... Prayer for my Rose Bud. I'm alone again. 😞

ADASSLIGI ...

Can’t we just say “wista” for short? To say stop

My grandfather's people. And my children's Haven't been to qualah since I was 7 .Thank you brother moon wolf

Makes sense because iga means day and when you add the “hvga” it makes it plural . Days are synonymous with numbers, so hvgaiga is basically how many or how much . When you ask someone how many or how much you’re questioning the amount of something which deals with numbers . That’s the connection

How to know when the word that have the “Ts” like “Tsa” and “tsu” for example… how to know when it makes the J sound and when it makes the S sound? Because Ts can also be pronounced J like “Tsi Tsalagi”

The western band is so choppy. The eastern is much more flowing. I enjoy speaking what little I know. Hope it survives in the future.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I've learned so much from your lessons. You break it down beautifully I've tried to say "love you" the way you taught me, but auto correct sucks... Watch... Gu-Gay-You... Holy smokes! My phone's becoming Cherokee! 🤗 Sorry to bother you.

I'm sorry I haven't gotten back to you. You're ABSOLUTELY wonderful! I have a beautiful "daughter"(dog) and she understands what I say... Your lessons. Thank you. ❤️

I so come back to this when I have questions. THANK YOU.🥰

Keep on with your wonderful lessons! I love the way you teach. Thank you!

I've tried to contact you before, but it didn't go through. I ABSOLUTELY love your lessons. THANK YOU! You are the one teaching me, and I don't want anyone else. Gu-Gay-You!

will this be the same for powtan,Algonquian

Sgi !

This a European, If he's indian lol he's $5 Indian 🤣 get off our lands

Good night and blessings to you

@Thunderbolt Chickamauga Indian Nation. Wado Utsati!!! Keep the videos coming. Also, do you teach the syllabary?

I am a yonegi who is trying to learn Tsalagi. I just subscribed.

Thanks for all that you do! I just found your videos a few weeks ago and I love your teaching style. Will you be adding to your collection of videos for the eastern band dialect?

Thank you for your time and lessons

Love these lessons thank you

This was a great learning.. can you teach a song

DO HI TSU As an Indonesian Muslim, I feel proud that Native Americans accept Islamic teachings. Historically, Native American tribes had previously embraced Islamic teachings (the Cherokee). They became apostates (Christians) by the Spanish conquistadors. Native American tribes have known monotheism. And know God. If asked who is your Lord??... The answer is Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds and all the blessings He has bestowed. There is no god but Him (Allah). And Allah says in the Qur'an Surah Thaha: 14 'Verily I am Allah, there is no god but Me, so worship Me and pray to remember Me.

Ya' at' e' e' h As an Indonesian Muslim, I feel proud that Native Americans accept Islamic teachings. Historically, Native American tribes had previously embraced Islamic teachings (the Cherokee). They became apostates (Christians) by the Spanish conquistadors. Native American tribes have known monotheism. And know God. If asked who is your Lord??... The answer is Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds and all the blessings He has bestowed. There is no god but Him (Allah). And Allah says in the Qur'an Surah Thaha: 14 'Verily I am Allah, there is no god but Me, so worship Me and pray to remember Me.

Ya'at e'e'h

My grandfather was Cherokee I'm trying to learn the Cherokee language I'm also guadamalin from my dad father and my dad and my grandfather was born in Guatemala

Pretendians be like…

I am of the western (Oklahoma) band of our aniyunwiya ("cherokee") nation. Don't hate us, tsosdadanvtli (brother). Gvgeyui. (I love you) osda iga heda, tsosdadanvtli (have a good day, brother)

I thought how are you was Dohitsv? Or dohitsu

Thank you Chief!

Thank you for taking the time out of your scheduled life to share with us this beautiful our language. I've been trying for years to learn Cherokee. Haven't been successful, but now you have given the courage to try. I'm almost 70 yrs young and would like to learn as much of our native tongue as possible, before I leave this life. Wado

Osyso. I was wandering if you are going to be making any more language lesson videos i have seen all 14 so far and I am interested in seeing more

So I was thinking if I hade a DVD with you I could go through the day going back and forth from the DVD and possibly learning that way

Siyuu ugawiyuhi moon wolf I was wondering if you have a DVD or a blue ray DVD I could maybe get sent to me because I have no one to try to get this language going

Wado I am trying and it was fun