yay!

Phil was a good man despite everything accused of him

My grandpa Roy M. Wade was the one who interviewed him!

So interesting 🎉🎉🎉!

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I’m Cherokee I’m learning this dialenguage 🥰😍

Travis is awesome! I met him once! He's very nice! ^^ And it's cool seeing him young here! :D

Those SOCKS!

Great lesson overall - but we shouldn’t say “Na asgaya tla ajalgi yigi” followed by the reasoning of him being “agvhnage”. There are now and always have been so-called “black" Cherokee people - myself being one of them (and no I don’t mean mixed African slaves). We’re all over the Spanish colonial records, etc. Connotative linguistics and European racial constructs are the very thing that disbanded our people and language in the first place, and we need to be more aware at this point in history. Especially when formally educating ourselves and others.

Need phonetic spelling. My mind keeps trying to see the phonemes in the Cherokee spelling and interferes with matching word pronunciation. Song is helpful.

Cherokee and Apache here.im learning this for the first time.plus I'm learning German lol

Love 2 see it

The Lesson 4 got almost over, then buffered whenever i saw the guy holding the orange tarp. It might be a problem with my tablet.

Good job thanks

I'm mighty impressed! We could use a public personality like Will Rogers today!

How you like dem apples?

I recognize 8 words😐 i am still on Lesson 4😆

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You guys are aware that black isn’t exclusive to Africa right ? The indigenous people of the Americas, Eurasia, pacific islands and practically everywhere that isn’t a cave or arctic region the indigenous people are negroid.

🦋❤️🙏Wado I wish to be an Apprenticeship with Mr. Fields and Meli now Oshiyo from Qualla NC..my family was Choctaw and Cherokee black 🖤 and German and lived in 1840s Choctaw territory, My NaNa spoke Cherokee or Creole on the Farm to my Father in Mississippi.Bless you all for Saving Our Language with technology as well. This is my 3rd language as a Child. Now I'm teaching it properly to my Tali2 iyotli children as their Etsi. Wado. From Fort Bragg/now Fort Liberty Kamama🦋🦋

Cherokee laughte said to fast

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My grandparents were dead by the time I was old enough to talk I'm half white also

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I wish they could do this again. Sadly I wasn’t born lmao

Wado!

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Hernandez Michelle Walker Richard Martinez Frank

54:33 Good man. A shame more people don’t know about Wil Rogers.

I took my puppy to water few time's this summer ❤❤

Im so sad because I went to school and they taught our native language since I lived on the reservation but we spoke a different dialect and I haven't been able to continue learning the same dialect I was being taught :(

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Thank you Wade Belvins for doing all these videos.

My great great grandmother is full blooded Cherokee her name is Grace Goodman Christian Im loving it that you are teaching people lessons of language and stuff for the Cherokee. My family is from West Virginia and i have a cousin that has sworn herself into the Cherokee and goes to powwows.

Its not not easy and you guys go to fast.....

ᎤᏬᎩᏟ ᎠᏗᏓᏍᏗ Uwogitli aditasdi - - uwogitl - foam - aditasdi - a drink - ᎠᏗᏔᏍᏗ - aditasdi - something to drink “Foam drink” Floats

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Wado!

I'm dead yo ni$## a is how you say white people or caucasian the funny I'm going to say this to my white friends and tell them that it's in the Cherokee language

Wado!

Thank you for leading this course! I want to work through all four Cherokee language course levels offered. Saying your name ꮳꮃꭹ ꭼꮧ - ꭴꮓꮄ - it felt like the air coming out of my lungs with each syllable was emphasizing the meaning "wind". What a beautiful learning experience! 🌬️

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I cast my vote for my candidate of choice. After castung my vote, I listened. to this video. So glad I didn't vote for her.

This is awesome

Excellent

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There are a lot of hidden gems at the animal shelter. Don't shy away from the ones that don't come out and hide, ask to see them and take them outside. Dogs get traumatized in that place from all the barking etc. Dogs completely relax when they're out of that environment many times. Don't judge them by walking by their cage.

ME too I'm just beginning to learn Cherokee