sequoyah tried to make a symbol for each word in the cherokee language.why did he eventually give up on this approach
Sequoyah definitely did not "build the Cherokee language". It was around for many hundreds of years before Sequoyah was born. Sequoyah came up with a written syllabry to be used for writing the language, based on the writing used in American books and newspapers.
"Samuel Worcester translated and published the Bible in Cherokee... in Sequoyah's syllabary" (Oklahoma: A History of Five Centuries, Gibson 65).
u gv wi yu hi (Cherokee word for "chief" and pronounced: oo guh wee you hee)
The first real progress for teaching the language was in arkansas. Sequoya first wrote down something that one leader said, and then had his daughter come into the room and read what he had written. This convinced those leaders to allow Sequoya to teach the writing system to them. Sequoya then transcribed a speech by one of these leaders and took it back to the eastern tribes to read it to them. This convinced them that the system should be taught. Officially the Cherokee adopted the language system in 1825.
You don't. No word for goddess. The Cherokees have only two names of God, one of which, (5 Cherokee letters) U-ne-la-nv-hi, signifies the Creator, and the other (6 Cherokee letters) Ga-lv-la-ti c-hi, he who dwells above.
sequoyah was a cheerokee and he made symbols
Sequoyah wanted his people to remain free he thought that if his people could communicate with each other by reading and writing, then they could keep their independence of the white people because the Cherokees had no written language.
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Sequoyah definitely did not "build the Cherokee language". It was around for many hundreds of years before Sequoyah was born. Sequoyah came up with a written syllabry to be used for writing the language, based on the writing used in American books and newspapers.
Only time will tell
Sequoyah single-handedly created a written language for the Cherokee people in an effort to help them assimilate their culture with that of the incoming Europeans.
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Sequoyah was born in 1770 and died in August 1843. He created an alphabet for the Cherokee language. He had a daughter named Ayokeh. He also had a son called Teesy (Chusaleta).
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sacagawea i dont know how to spell it
We established Cherokee language immersion schools, master artisans for each of the Cherokee traditional arts and crafts, satellite communities in areas outside the Cherokee Nation where Cherokees may meet and learn about their culture, The Cherokee Phoenix -- the oldest American Indian newspaper in the U.S., now also available online, a written syllabary language invented by Sequoyah, traditional stickball (the forerunner of LaCrosse) and marble games, annual Hog Fry events, and the annual Cherokee Homecoming event in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, to name a few.