Cherokee language excerpt from Voices of NC
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You can sigh up with the cherokee Nation and take on line lessons in the native language. The lessons are often offered.
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The lady at 1:06 reminds me of my cherokee aunt. She was so funny, if she got mad she would tell you off using Cherokee with English curse words. I sure miss her.
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Is it true Snowbird Cherokee don't accept the mixed bloods that descend from them? I read this somewhere. My grandpa's family is from Snowbird area Yellowcreek and Robbinsville. I drove through that area, such beautiful land, didn't see a Cherokee community though. Is there a way to specifically get to know Snowbird people?
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My great Grandmother was from Cherokee, NC. I wish I could find out more about her and find my kin that still live there.
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My grandmother had a census number with the tribe for Oklahoma. She died when my father was 8. He is named "Sun of Wolf." I wish I knew the language and was connected to the culture just to honor my grandmother. Maybe one day I'll learn the language...I hope.
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You are what you were meant to be.
Before you were born your soul chose that vessel for a reason.
Wish you knew the language? Learn it! Start with one word a day,
And it's OUR culture, it only takes one drop of blood my love :)
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They may know cherokee, but I can hear that country coming thru too! Love it!
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it sounds like language that used in avatar..little bit
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@pipershrooms cool another mixed cherokee! i wish i was full too and knew cherokee!
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this is my first language but after my granpa died i stopped speaking it and i was really young when that happened :/ i wish i could remember to speak it again
I am part Cherokee, but only a small part.
I wish I was full Cherokee though.
I wish I knew the language.
It is so beautiful, and I love their culture.
pipershrooms 2 years ago 23
The elderly woman sounds a lot like my grandmother. :3
Nana may you rest in piece. <3
Tomaji 2 years ago 8