Cherokee Speech Patterns - 5681

This Cherokee & English comparative text was brought to realization out of pure need. This need, stemming of course, from the many second-language learners striving tirelessly, everyday to learn the Cherokee language. A comparative explanation is beneficial to second-language learners for various reasons but the primary reason being, that they are able to see how their thoughts can be transformed into Cherokee thought. This study was designed to teach you how Cherokee speech patterns are formed. By introducing English speech patterns followed by a [word-for-word] explanation of how that same thought is constructed in Cherokee--you have an opportunity learn “patterns” of speech. Of course, one could learn any language after acquiring a vast number of vocabulary words and figuring out how to put those words together into authentic expressions. Utilizing Cherokee speech patterns as a study tool allows you to see a structured view of Cherokee language. Visualizing how words come together and form different types of expressions like, “if I'd have known...”, “I already have...”, “Did you know...?”, etc., helps you see how you can convert these same ideas from English to Cherokee.
ASIN: B0BYRC298X
VSKU: BVV.B0BYRC298X.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Webster, JW
Binding: Paperback