I paid for the CD's to post this in my site. They are from my personal library. I give this to you all as a gift from me to you. I have come full circle in many ways and now I see that teaching will stop the various discriminations, stereotyping, and misunderstandings. I also have a song section here in my site where you can listen to various Nations sing. They are some of my favorite songs too. I am still waiting on Wilma Mankiller to approve the Eagle song for me to use. The Cherokee lessons are narrated by Gregg Howard and spoken by Sam Hider.
Sam Hider is a Full Blood Cherokee and also known as Digahdoohnahi "Many Towns", born in Delaware County, Oklahoma, November 25, 1907. Sam was ordained in 1942 and for 35 years was the Pastor for the Baptist Church in Jay Oklahoma. Jay Community Health Clinic in Jay Oklahoma was renamed after him. It is now Sam Hidler Health Clinic. Wilma Mankiller Principle Chief at the time thought this was fitting because this man healed alot of American Indians Spirituality. I am not sure, but I think Sam is still alive.
Gregg Howard is Cherokee, Powhattan, Swedish, and English. He was born in Kentucky in 1934.
You calso go to https://www.snppi.org/ and learn more. This is the link to Sovereign Nations Preservation Project.
Cherokee Speaking Lessons
Syllabary.mp3 (17,5 MB)
Vocabulary 2.mp3 (8,1 MB)
Greetings.mp3 (24,3 MB)
I'll see you Later.mp3 (9,4 MB)
Months of the Year.mp3 (12,2 MB)
Days of the week.mp3 (13,8 MB)