From:"Bo Taylor" <botaylor@cherokeemuseum.org>
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Subject:[Giduwa] Stir it
Date:Thu, 7 Feb 2002 01:37:08 -0500
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Stir it

You will receive many lessons that will revolve around verbs that you can do
with coffee. This does not mean that you can not exchange other words such as
water or any other beverage. Make you cards and when you get enough you can
create your own lessons using the card and a cup of coffee.

The audio file contains the singular command from me to you and simple
sentence, which is in the conversational Cherokee. We will focus on this verb
form because this is how you would talk when you are first learning to speak.
As we get further into our lessons then we will incorporate other forms of
the words. 


Stir It (liquid)


Hi-di-n(e)-tsu-gv-li                  You all and me stir it

Hi-tsi-n(e)-tsu-gv-li                 You all stir it

Hi-n(e)-tsu-gv-li                     You stir it

Tsi-n(e)-tsu-gv-li                    Let me stir it

Hi-ni-n(e)-tsu-gv-li                 You and I stir it

Do not pronounce the (e) it is silent but it is used so you will be able to
write in syllabary. 

Stir the coffee.

Ko-w  hi-n-tsu-gv-li


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