u-we-tsi-ge-ya means daughter in Cherokee tsi part is pronounced si. I am Cherokee. So you say it as it sounds but remember the tsi is pronounced si.
u-we-tsi-a-ge-ya
"Na s gi a ge yv" -- Pronounced "Ah-geh-yuh" or "ski-Ah-geh yuh" or "Nah-geh-yuh" depending on localized usage and context.
There is not a symbol to represent daughter in Cherokee.
u-we-tsi-a-ge-ya v-hna-i sv-no-yi Daughter of Night.
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Well firstly, it's Geburtstag, assuming you are talking about the German word, 'Birthday.' And you pronounce it: Ge as in 'get' boorts... the 'u' makes an English 'oo' sound tahg... the 'a' makes an 'ah' sound as if you just understood something.
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Sara and Sarah are the same root name, there is no direct translation to Tsalagi. Sarah means "Lady" or "Princess" dependent on who you ask. Lady, Woman, Female are all the same; "A-ge-yv" said as "A(h)gay-yanh" Princess "U-gv-wi-yu-u-we-tsi-a-ti" said as "ewwghoyouwhehewwayeTyahtyay" (spoken very fast and all together)
u pronounce it like Ardesh
you pronounce his name u or you
u pronounce it like etuuu-wootanswerer