Cherokee

Includes 2 audio CD discs ( = 3 hours) and a 60-page textbook. Native speakers. 60-page self-paced workbook with 2 hours of audio. Cherokee speaker Sam Hider developed this method in the early 70s which has become a standard for Indian language learning programs. It has been endorsed by the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Contains syllabary with pronunciation guide and writing guide, sentence structure, conversational phrases, food words, asking directions, numbers, months, days of the week, buying things and a 900 word glossary. Conveniently packaged in a 3-ring binder with two audio CD discs. Easy to follow and totally portable so you can learn when and where you want to. Highly recommended for the serious learner. Want to get a grip over the language of Native American people historically settled in the Southeastern United States? Get one of these Cherokee language courses for beginner or advanced level learning.

Includes 5 audio CD discs ( = 5 hours), plus five 20-page instruction booklets. Pronunciation, vocabulary, and syntax are stressed in everyday situations. Suitable as a follow-up to any beginning level course. Native speakers. This five module audio CD program takes you from the Introduction to Cherokee program through five intermediate programs in one large ring binder. This is the only Intermediate program available today! Listening to the voices of Cherokee speakers and following the exercises, you'll learn more about the Cherokee verb, Set A and Set B pronoun prefixes, subject-object prefixes, family and relationship terms, body parts, both singular and plural, many useful phrases, verb conjugations, and translation exercises with poetry by Robert Conley. If you're serious about learning to speak Cherokee, this book should be in your library.

Over 9,000 words - defined and explained! For the first time, an easy to read Cherokee glossary that explains the conjugation and definition of many Cherokee words. The definitions of some words have been lost through disuse, but others have also been retained. Through the cooperation of many Cherokee speakers, past and present, this glossary, which took three years to compile the 231 pages, will serve as a bench mark for new and older speakers for years to come. Definitely a "must-have" for any serious Cherokee student or personal library. The glossary also contains the story of Sequoyah and the development of the syllabary; and the articles on the Cherokee culture and language.

40th Anniversary Edition (2014) with Black Cover and Gold-Embossed Lettering. Written by Cherokee linguist Durbin Feeling and Wm. Pulte of SMU, Dallas, TX. Over 355 pages of grammatical information with sample sentences plus a 1700 word glossary are contained in this large 8-1/2" x11" book. A superior quality and beneficial tool for people to acquire a better knowledge of the Cherokee language. A "must-have" in every Cherokee library.

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