Learn to identify and speak the sounds of the Cherokee syllabary in these Cherokee language lessons. In this lesson, learn the Cherokee words for “water,” “aunt,” “pumpkin,” “groundhog,” “white,” and “locust” with Lawrence Panther and Cherokee Nation Immersion School students.
Learn to identify and speak the sounds of the Cherokee syllabary in these Cherokee language lessons. In this lesson learn the Cherokee words for “bread,” “duck,” “pie,” “dog,” “oil,” “acorn,” and “turkey” with Lawrence Panther and Cherokee Nation Immersion School students.
Learn to identify and speak the sounds of the Cherokee syllabary in these Cherokee language lessons. In this lesson learn the Cherokee words for “knife,” “go,” “five,” “write,” “drum,” and “turn off” with Lawrence Panther and Cherokee Nation Immersion School students.
Learn to identify and speak the sounds of the Cherokee syllabary in these Cherokee language lessons. In this lesson learn the Cherokee words for “cicada,” and “climb,” as well as how to say several children’s names in Cherokee with Lawrence Panther and Cherokee Nation Immersion School students.
Learn to identify and speak the sounds of the Cherokee syllabary in these Cherokee language lessons. In this lesson learn the Cherokee words for “butterfly,” and “moody,” as well as how to say several children’s names in Cherokee with Lawrence Panther and Cherokee Nation Immersion School students.
Learn to identify and speak the sounds of the Cherokee syllabary in these Cherokee language lessons. In this lesson learn the Cherokee words for “black,” “snake,” and “hay” with Lawrence Panther and Cherokee Nation Immersion School students.
Cherokee elder and speaker Lawrence Panther gets back to basics teaching the Cherokee syllabary with help from Cherokee Immersion Charter School student Cooper. In this lesson, they share pronunciation of several Cherokee consonant sounds and words created from them, including “fourteen,” “pine tree,” “moon” and “potato.”
Cherokee elder and speaker Lawrence Panther gets back to basics teaching the Cherokee syllabary with help from Cherokee Immersion Charter School student Reese. In this lesson, they share pronunciation of several Cherokee consonant sounds and words created from them, including “rope” and “corn.”
Cherokee elder and speaker Lawrence Panther gets back to basics teaching the Cherokee syllabary with help from Cherokee Immersion Charter School students. In this lesson, they share pronunciation of several Cherokee consonant sounds and words created from them, including “mushroom” and “hawk.”
Cherokee elder and speaker Lawrence Panther teaches the basics of the Cherokee syllabary with help from Cherokee Immersion Charter School student Braidence.
“ᏣᎳᎩ Let’s Talk Cherokee!” Cooper, a Cherokee Immersion Charter School student joins elder and language speaker Lawrence Panther to give a Cherokee language lesson.
