tsasuyeda

http://tsasuyed.blogspot.com
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-life long student of the eastern cherokee language as spoken in Big Cove on the Qualla Boundary in North Carolina & Proud GRANDMA!
NOTE: My videos are about speaking the language. Written cherokee does not vary much from dialect to dialect but it does sound different. To learn to read Cherokee, any book will help you. To learn to speak it, you need to hear it spoken.
I wish I could post these without ANY subtitles or words at all-- just show what the word means, because if you want to write, go get a study book. If you want to speak, you need to see it in action and hear it.
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