From:Nancy Thomas <nlthomas@YvwiiUsdinvnohii.net>
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Subject:CWY #65 Again lesson 
Date:Thu, 22 Feb 2001 11:40:37 -0800
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Cherokee language lessons Home Page: Archive: Message #65 

Date: Nov 10 2000 12:50:59 EST 
>From: "Cherokee language lessons" <botaylor@cherokeemuseum.org> 
Subject: CWY #65 Again lesson 
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Again lesson

Generally, in the Cherokee language when you want to say again to someone
you could simply say (si-gwo) which means "again".   Let's say someone
say's something and you did not really understand you could say (si-gwo)
and it would be implied for the person to say it again. But in actuality
it is possible to be more specific and use the Cherokee language to its
fullest potential.  

What you will do is take a command that I have taught you and simply put
the prefix (si-tsi) in front of it.  (Si-tsi) is telling the person to
repeat the command.  In the following examples, I have separated the
prefix (si-tsi) and the command with a (+) so that you can see distinguish
the command. 

Help me again
Si-tsi + s-gi-s-de-la

Tell me again
Si-tsi + s-gi-no-hi-si

Say it again
Si-tsi + ni-hi-wi

Do it again
Si-tsi + ni-ha-dv-ga

Yell again
Si-tsi + ha-to-hi

Kiss me again
Si-tsi + s-gwa-nu-tsa

Try again
Si-tsi + ha-ne-la-da
Si-tsi + ha-ne-l-da

Read it to me again
Si-tsi + s-gi-go-li-ya-si


Word of the Day

Anything 
I-yu-s-di-gwo            

If someone asks you, "What do you want for Christmas?" you could answer
(i-yu-s-di-gwo) or anything.


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