Thursday, July 09, 2015

Bookmark this site

Bookmark this site for future reference:
https://sites.google.com/site/cherokeebibleproject/new-testament




Prentice Robinson, Cherokee Author and fluent speaker, suggests that everyone who wants to seriously study Cherokee Language use the published Cherokee Bible.  Robinson has said on many occasions:

"The New Testament remains the basic text of the Cherokee language containing the most nearly complete vocabulary."




remember--- the syllabary is practically the SAME regardless of which dialect you speak;
the pronunciation is basically what is different but the syntax is nearly identical.

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