I miss Ok. Awesome band.

My great grandfather was full blooded cherokee Indian 🙏🏻🫶🏻 he lived up to 100 years old passed away in 2019

I study many languages and this video seems very difficult. I have Cherokee/Shawnee/Powhatan ancestry

Wehere r the midsummmer murder show that is on rsutv on my tv now?

These videos being available to the public are an incredible resource and such an important work in revitalizing and preserving Cherokee. I wish more speakers and learners would watch and share in the comments. Wade is a great teacher and learner, learning alongside is a great pedagogical strategy.

I believe we’ll find that ᎦᏚᏱ Gaduyi is a Cherokee transliteration of Bethlehem. The word appears several times in Matthew 2 and each time corresponds with the English version’s Bethlehem. . . since “b”, “th”, and “h” are sounds that are not in Cherokee, and “m” sounds are often not privileged this would make since. Also, Cherokee transliteration often does not attempt to match phonemically.

Great series. I'm listening to them multiple times until I get them down though to be honest. It's helping my comprehension. Now I know why ujetsdi rolls over and plays dead lol. Poor ujetsdi, at least he's smiling

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My father was from oklahoma and my mother from georgia. They both have cherokee ancestry and i like to learn other languages. I'm very glad you posted these lessons and i hope to become more and more fluent as i keep studying.

That man is white af, lol

Singing that song all over. Bless you for teaching us. I absolutely love this language.

🥰🪶 Wado

How do you say the "Pale One" in Cherokee?

Kerry and Vincent your the best keep going strong 🙏👌💋

I am 1/16th Cherokee I believe. I see my last name in the Dawes rolls but that's as far as I have gotten. I want to get Cherokee in Tsalage as a tattoo. Does GWY mean Cherokee?

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Shoowee this is difficult, hopefully I get better!

Bird is your mom reminds me of how in English they say Bob's your uncle. Or maybe the classic "your mom" joke

Hi master Kang

Hi master Kang lm Samir your green stripe

34:40 could you use the self reportative to describe early childhood events only your family remembers and you dont? Like, i was there, according to not me.

I have Indian blood in me and it’s Cherokee

I need a full on 6 hour conversation between 2 or 3 people to understand the language. My brain works that way.

Gvgevi aniyawiya ❤

This was an interesting episode and always welcome to learn through song-particularly songs with a history. The origins of this German folk song go all the way back to Napoleon. Mein Hut, der hat drei Ecke, Drei Ecke hat mein Hut, Napoleon soll verrecke, Mit seiner blech'ne Schnut. Later versions that became popular were almost a verbatim translation of the Cherokee version that Wade teaches here. Song online instructions teach the action song with following movements: my - point at yourself with your index finger hat - touch your head or the imaginary brim of your hat three - stretch out three fingers corners - touch your elbow with your hand not - shake your head

That person is going to get their teeth removed.

Thank you for these! I am slow at grammar and watching them a few times (a few, then repeat, before a few more, then repeat). I love 3!

I'm Cherokee on my grandma side, I'll never forget the time she was yelling at me in Cherokee she was full blooded. I have no idea what she said, whatever she said I replied yea whatever you said lady and she knocked me on my ass. So now I would like to learn my language since I do have Cherokee blood. Plus I never want to make that mistake again.

Beautiful music. Thank you.

I will come back later when I get some sleep 🥱😴 WE N' DE YA HO 🪶 TSI TSA LA GI. 🦡

Where IS the Cherokee BIBLE? The Crosses are in Pinterest. The White Man in Europe is Muslim

YEAH SPEAK YOUR TRUTH

43:00 still happening now

40:32 40:33 😂😂😂😂😂 #NBC No Body Cares 😂😂😂😂

Give him some lo-mein and a ribeye steak 🥩 😂

I enjoy learning more of my language Robert

Gvgevi Sala Yona ❤️

Siyo from Eucha, both my wife and i really enjoy the lessons, we're learning however usganoli we're still learning, I listen to you on my walks around the old Eucha school area and just wanted to say ᏩᏙ. One question after you say Tsadagasesdi Donadagohvi which I know the meaning (take care until we meet again) but I can't find either the spelling or meaning of the last word you close with, Idisquada or edisquada. I believe you're saying we are done/finished...yes/no? Wado.

America is the entire continent of America the new world from north America to Central America and South America and people who born in the America continent is an American person north america where I was born, Central Americas people where my mother was born in (Borikén Hebrew name) today the island of Puerto Rico the USA territory possession location in the Caribbean islands where the Arawaks Tainos ancestros natives indigenous came from in the greater antilles in Central Americans people, and South Americans people 🌎 P.s. My late father was part Cherokee for mother and grandmother side my late grandmothers from north Carolina mountains but sadly i never meet my grandmothers for my father side because they die before i was born but i have my Cherokee grandmothers photos i wish you can see them in photos

Thank you so much, Wade, for your hard work. You make learning the language so much more accessible.

I had to listen 3 times, but it began to stick😃

I’m just here to say that the real Cherokee tribe are the people you’ll call black!! Any other color of skin associated with the Cherokee indigenous tribe had to do with colonization 😂 AMERICAN HISTORY AS WE KNEW IT IS ALL A BIG FAT LIE AND WE ARE WAKING UP!🎉

Help him

Steve and his crew are making the citizens of Claremore even prouder of our town!

I look white but I am 80% Cherokee. My Great Grandpa and Grandpa were Chiefton Henry Milton Bradley and Cheifton Henry Milton Bradley Jr.

106 years old you all don't even have a clue how many kids they molested at this facility you're going to find out though

Folks I want you to know about Mr Greg Conway he does everything he can to cover up the child molestation being done to the kids at the Tulsa boys home

At 50, being raised mainly in the south west, I am finding this a precious resource. I always felt guilty learning other native languages because I hadn't learned my ancestorial language. There is such a beautiful sound to this and I can't wait to learn more. Thank you

My dad is a quuarter Cherokee but was never able to teach me the language because he never learned it from his dad.

Wetsadoligi 🪶