Come with us to Sequoyah Birthplace Museum in Vonore, TN for a look into our Cherokee Language Class with Lou Jackson, EBCI elder & fluent speaker! Sgi!
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Ms. Lou will be teaching at The Great Appalachian Homesteading Conference on May 25th! We are blessed!
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I teach Ojibwe language at various schools…Some common subjects that many students love to learn first is…
1) Basic conversational talk and questions …examples are "How to say this and that",How are you my friend, Nice to meet you, its a good day, etc etc..) Just ask them (the language learners) to spend a week and pay attention to how people greet them, what they say and get the proper translation of your own basic conversation with others…and practice it in the language instead of english.
a) Greeting & introductions (Hi, thank you, my name is , where I am from , what is your name? where you from ? etc)
b) Kitchen conversations and items (Kitchen and cooking items and food, description of food taste, asking for items)
c) Home conversations ( Wearing cloths, Interrogatives = Where, when , why , who, what, how many, etc)
d) colors , weather, numbers, family members, Body parts, feelings, clothing, wild and domestic animals, months of the year, geography, plants, tools, furniture, buildings
☑️I always tell Language learners, to post different language signs around their home , to remind them to think in the language….
☑️practice,practice, practice on their family members, friends and pets, homestead animals.
Repitition is the mother of all learning.
☑️Always get themselves an elder/ 1st speaker Language mentor to assist them in learning.
☑️For the advanced learners, I tell them to create their own audio recordings of the language (mp3) to listen to daily, so they will have the pronunciation correct and have the constant audio , around to practice with.
cheers
Your hat says cherokee
I know that white haired man,and see some kicking bird pottery
Thank you
I bought my tickets to the Great Appalachian Homesteading conference! I have NO way to print them out!! I'm going to show up and pray I can get in with what I have on my phone! Maybe you can tell me what they will do, once I get to the conference!!
Might get on that waiting list!!
Thank you!!
That's very interesting. I live in the Seneca Tribe area and Iroquois Tribe area. It would be awesome to learn their languages.
As far as the Cherokee language, my children's Father's Grandmother was Cherokee. I am intrigued with this language. Is there a way to learn online yet or can we get the classroom paperwork so we can learn also?
My mother is the daughter of Mohawk Iroquois Nation (mother) AND Sioux Nation (father) in blood only. Not tribal members. Always great to learn our ancestors ways. I was only taught a little but that little goes along way. Hello my brothers and sisters of Turtle Island! Got to get that cd to add to my collection.
And Ms. Patera you must learn the "Cherokee Morning" song. Beautiful. A'ho.
Would love to learn this!! My great grandmother was Cherokee
Thanks for more interesting info.
This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing this. I have always wondered about the Native languages. I've done my DNA and my path does not go back to the Tribes but I have always been fascinated by their history and traditions. Are all the people in the class of Cherokee descent? Again thank you for sharing something so close to your heart.
I'd be will to pay for her classes. If you will plz continue with the class.
I am so glad you are doing this!! Preserve the language.
I so want to learn Cherokee, and go to NC and find out about my Native side
Very interesting video.
Hey, I just wanted to share that if you don't live near an area where you can do in person classes the Cherokee Nation has free online classes. You can find the information on their official website. Best of luck in your learning endeavors!
https://cherokee.org/About-The-Nation/Cherokee-Language/Online-Language-Classes
wish i could be there with y'all! love to Lou <3 xoxo
I liked all what you showed use today. Food looked really good. Thank you
Absolutely gorgeous as well as fascinating! Best of luck with your corn bead crop, Patara!!
I’m dying to learn but no one in Florida teaches