Wado for this great lesson! I'm learning Cherokee in online classes with Ed Fields, and so appreciate different perspectives, voices and insights! I've had a Cherokee dictionary for over 10 years, and a couple of books with bits in Syllabary or phonetics - and look up/ write words almost daily. Slowly but surely ... Wado
The preservation of language is important to all cultures. I am following in order to re-connect with the past, gain an understanding of cultures and as an sign of respect to our elders. Thank you for these valuable lessons. There is so much to learn.
Osiyo! I need to make my connection with my family, with my tribe and re-learn the traditions and the language. My grandmother was Tsalagi and she didn't make it back to you all the way she desired in her lifetime. I would like to honor her member by connecting and if you can respond to this post with some direction I would greatly appreciate it.
can you translate a name now my name is Karen Canobie translated in to Cherokee or how about what I friend likes to call me nature girl there's some in the family I just don't know what time it is my grandfather his name was Henry fern and he served our country so he's a vet
Wado for this great lesson!
I'm learning Cherokee in online classes with Ed Fields, and so appreciate different perspectives, voices and insights!
I've had a Cherokee dictionary for over 10 years, and a couple of books with bits in Syllabary or phonetics - and look up/ write words almost daily. Slowly but surely ...
Wado
Glad these are online and I can watch years later. Thanks for sharing! Wado!
The preservation of language is important to all cultures. I am following in order to re-connect with the past, gain an understanding of cultures and as an sign of respect to our elders. Thank you for these valuable lessons. There is so much to learn.
Osiyo! I need to make my connection with my family, with my tribe and re-learn the traditions and the language. My grandmother was Tsalagi and she didn't make it back to you all the way she desired in her lifetime. I would like to honor her member by connecting and if you can respond to this post with some direction I would greatly appreciate it.
Hi, I have Cherokee ancestors as well... do your research and find out if any of your ancestors were on the dawes roll.
Funny how his name is Mo-see.
It sounds like the Hebrew for Moshe, which is Moses. :D
"Let my People go!"
So true!!
Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe, so proud to live, so proud to die, they put the whole, indiawn nations, on these reservations
Great video! I have yet to master writing the Syllabary. It looks like my dog attempted to write it.
Very interesting! Thank you!
Podem fazer transmissões também em portugués/espanhol/italiano??
3:16 I think it’s gway versus Gweh!
It’s not English bro it’s Cherokee
Good lesson
can you translate a name now my name is Karen Canobie translated in to Cherokee or how about what I friend likes to call me nature girl there's some in the family I just don't know what time it is my grandfather his name was Henry fern and he served our country so he's a vet
Karen Lee Oseyo My Wifes Name Is Karen And I Call Her Squirrel Girl And Sometimes She Gets Mad At Me If I Say It In Cherokee ?
I would like to learn, hard to understand
Why did he use characters from the Roman alphabet that represent a different sound instead of creating a new one as he did for so many other phonema?
The original syllabary was original, but it was modified for print, so the characters were simplified.
Osiyo
By the way LASSIE IS IRISH FOR GIRL!
Girl in Irish is calline