Keywords: cherokee language lesson Cherokee language learn cherokee CHEROKEE LANGUAGE Cherokee Language Lessons how to say stop what you’re doing and come here in Cherokee language study with emphasis on the Eastern dialect or the Giduwa dialect Eastern Band of Cherokee Indian
AUTHOR: Bo Tayolor
Cherokee language study with emphasis on the Eastern dialect or the Giduwa dialect. Includes sound recordings.
In this lesson you will learn about the Cherokee words for stop what you’re doing and come here, and other related phrases.Because of my busy schedule I am going to be giving you guys one sentence per day. It will be easier for me to get lessons out to you and hopefully you will be getting lessons on a regular basis.
In each sentence I will try to give you a phrase or something that you can use every day. Also, you will be able to see how sentence structure works.
Once you get a good base to your vocabulary then you can add your own words to create your own sentences.
Sgi,
Bo
Stop what you are doing and come here.
Hi-yo-hi-s-da i-yu-s-di tsa-dv-ne-hv-i a-le ke-na (Formal)
Hi-yo-hi-s-da i-yu-s-d tsa-dv-ne-hv a-le ke-na (Conversational)
Hi-yo-hi-s-da = You stop
i-yu-s-di = Something, anything
tsa-dv-ne-hv-i = You are doing
a-le = and
ke-na. = You come here.
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About the Author:
Bo Taylor serves as Archivist for the Museum of the Cherokee Indian. He is an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indian. Mr. Taylor has a Bachelor of Science degree in Anthropology with a minor in Cherokee Studies from Western Carolina University. He can read and write in the Cherokee language. Mr. Taylor gives lectures on the history of the Cherokee Indian, performs traditional Cherokee dances, and dances at Native American Pow-wows.
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