Past, Present, & Future tenses in Chahta Anumpa

These are the past tense, future tense and present tenses in the Choctaw Language. This one of many video I plan on making for Choctaw Learners everywhere. Our Language is important. Many other indigenous languages are fading so letʼs do our part in bringing it back to life. Hʋchi yakoke li fehna hoke!

[@toomuchcaffeinetoday]

Thanks for all the work you're putting into this to preserve the Choctaw Language. It's really invaluable that you're doing this. Great job, and keep it up!!!

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

Chash, chia ikhvnanchi achukma. Yakoke for the lessons :)

[@ToadXMen]

Yakoke. I appreciate that you provide such in-depth videos about this language. They're beyond helpful...

[@sajeeratcharleston535]

Yakoke!🙏😊

[@unyieldingcreek1]

Thanks for the information!

[@RobertMeyers-t7r]

Yakoke, I would love to hear Durant in Chahta. Dixon Durant is my 3x great grandfather. Your videos are very informative.

[@Pellwolok]

Halito! Yakoke for your very informative videos, I really like your contents. Keep up the good job! Greetings from Hungary! 😇

[@Chashibaiikhvna]

Halito! Thank so much for watching my videos! Yakoke!

[@tippy550storm]

Yakoke

[@kimyearyean520]

Yakoke!!! Can you tell me how to say “you’re welcome” one often wondered how to respond to Yakoke 😊

[@Chashibaiikhvna]

We don’t say you’re welcome as we do in English. We just say Ome. And that’s perfectly natural. Ome is our acknowledgement word, it can also mean okay and alright.

[@kimyearyean520]

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[@EmmaPhillips-ir5tk]

Hi, please can you make a video about lovey stuff language? Please! I will make my whole choctawn family subscribe to ur KZbin channel