Cherokee 1: Lesson 4

RSU Public TV's Cherokee Language Classes are provided through a partnership with the Cherokee Nation and Rogers State University.

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[mariagastelum]

I hope you all keep teaching us Cherokee. Thank you very much!

[shannonstamper]

This teachers me a great deal and it's healing to me as I wasn't taught of my Cherokee heritage I was raised as wyte though I'm not a full blood My father was and mother half Sioux

[amessnger]

Thank you thank you for this video series. Language acquisition has been an effective technique so far. This has just really helped me so much. I am actually learning!!! I can't thank you enough

[Marebearsthere]

Ms Peggy's got my grandmother's accent I understand her easier but yeah. My mother in law was teaching me till she passed. Im so lost without her. And I miss hearing cherokee being spoke n encouraging us all to learn

[anitafields]

This is a fantastic series.The songs and jokes are an excellent way to make learning easier especially for beginning speakers. I look forward to going through all the videos

[squirreldogtraining]

I simple watch over and over till i understand these videos. Ive really enjoyed

[shannonstamper]

Still stuck in lessons one through five I don't think I'll ever progress enough to get off these but I'm not giving up in honor of my ancestors and myself

[johannaetrishamorgan]

God 🙏 bless I made friends with a Cherokee person 👍👌👌

[KinachCuttahmup]

Ah intermediate or advanced class would be cool

[DelroyJackson-sj]

what was the correction she made for the last sentence ? thanks

[asgaiyawaya]

I am curious since the instructor said that Cherokee is descriptive. What would someone from another country like Philippines, Japan, Chinese, or maybe just Asian how are those said in Cherokee? I only ask because I have traveled the world, Asia mostly, and my wife is Asian.