WebO'siyo – Hello Do hi tsu – How are you Do hi quu – I am well Wadv – Thank you E tsi – Mother E do da – Father Usdi – Little Wahya – Wolf Ho nv – Bear Ka he – Wildcat Tsi s … WebHello Geed Chickasaw, Chickasaw Nation, Oklahoma Hello hallito Cherokee, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, North Carolina Hello Siyo Eyak Language, Eyak Village, Alaska Hidatsa Language, Three Affiliated Tribes; Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation; North Dakota Hello Dosha- Mahican Dialect, Stockbridge – Munsee Tribe of Wisconsin

hello in Cherokee - English-Cherokee Dictionary Glosbe

WebSay Hello in the Cherokee (Tsalagi) Language English: Hello My name is Cherokee: Pronunciation: Oh-see-YOH (your name), dah-wah-DOH Did You Know You Were Speaking … WebIn Glosbe you will find translations from English into Cherokee coming from various sources. The translations are sorted from the most common to the less popular. We make … dws s shares

Cherokee Translator ― LingoJam

WebAlso acceptable are spellings from the Durbin Feeling dictionary such as: nidulasuhlvna, Daligwa, Jalagi. You may also use a wildcard (*) in your search. Searching for /ani*ja/ or … WebIf you are speaking the Pwo Karen dialect, you would say “Kweh” to greet someone. If you are speaking the Sgaw Karen dialect, the word for hello is “Eh Kaw Thoo Lei”. Another way … WebWatch the video below to see the content, video, and information about how to say hello. Source: Visit Cherokee Nation. This week’s word “Osiyo” is how we say “hello!” in … dws srl thiene