@Mary Riley - Does your family have a youtube channel? I would love to listen to your songs even if I don´t understand, my spirit does. Thanks for sharing your language it´s beautiful. ❤❤
"Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise." I do not speak a word of Cherokee, but I know the tune of these hymns by heart.
OSYIO ! it's good to see y'all it's good to hear about our Cherokee music isn't forgotten about..we must leave something for the younger generation so they'll have the same common grounds as we have...wado ladies I love hearing this kind of stories And, you look good Peggy..ayee !..lol..love from Oklahoma native..wado !. 🐴🐎❤
i’m proud to be a cherokee and my grandma teach me to sing in cherokee language. A Beautiful Life Roses never fade and I feel like traveling on three gospel songs i know to sing both in English and Cherokee. GWY Eastern Band of Cherokee is my home. Sgi From Cherokee NC. Actually i just now learned from my dad told me that i have relatives living in Oklahoma but idk if that’s true but i’m willing to see
@maryvaughan7886- me too! Beautifully sung, beautifully harmonised. These women blessed my heart tonight, sharing their songs of praise & worship. I needed to hear this tonight. Wado.
Was brought up by the state and didn't even know my Dads family were Cherokee..just thought they all were better tanned lol had no ideal until I was in my teens
Hi I only found out this year who my dad this yr and he is part Cherokee. My mother died when I was 5 and I was brought up in Australia by strangers. I've been singing Cherokee songs for years and have had native American flutes since the nineties. Part of my soul. I am a soprano and am learning amazing grace in Cherokee now. Am also opera singer too as my mother was. Stay safe in USA,🙏
I grew up in North Ga and in Baptist churches. Sang in a small quartet. We knew of a group that would go around and sing in Cherokee. Heard it a few times. The spirit flows in any language. My ancestry has Cherokee in it. Third great grandfather walked the trail of tears. I can’t help but think the singing went on the trail too.
My family Toney's & Locust from Porum area and I always heard the Girty name, my Grandma & Grandpa Toney played the piano at Oakgrove Church for the Indians & whites that attended.
You say Joseon ,Chosen, 조선 the ancient Korea Dynasty. osiyo means same as Korean. We say Osiyo welcome come on in~ in Korea. I want to listen to the music of ancient Cherokee sounds.
@@patriciademekpe5522 Ancient all East Asian did looked like black cause all human migrated from South Africa that includes Siberians, Mongols, and whites. Please study human migration history and stop acting like an idiot!!!!
Hi my name is Janice nevills my grandmother was maggie she was cherokee indian her mother had to give her up for adoption because she got pregnant by a white man I've been looking for my Indian family my grandmother is gone now I miss her terribly
@@divine555 Osiyo is absolutely Korean vocabulary it could be meaning hello, hi, welcome, or greeting someone. I noticed first song they sang some words sounds like Korean language. If you can translate first song they sang, could you please post it? There are couple of ending phrases sounds so much like Korean language.
i don’t like that pfp ayvwis know how it feels to have our land taken and to be pushed out all natives should support freeing palastine for it was their land first
This is my family! So proud.
Beautiful family 💕... All those strong Native women voices. ❤
Lovely people beautiful voices
You should be. If you can, could u send the lyrics to the song so I can sing it too
thalagi do da go wa he
@Mary Riley - Does your family have a youtube channel? I would love to listen to your songs even if I don´t understand, my spirit does. Thanks for sharing your language it´s beautiful. ❤❤
Im soooo proud to be Cherokee PROUD native american indian ✊💖
I am Half Cherokee and The Hymns Sung in Cherokee Lift My soul in a way no english Song could
I'm cherokee and am so proud of my heritage I love my people
"Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise."
I do not speak a word of Cherokee, but I know the tune of these hymns by heart.
Yes thanks you for sharing our NATION PRIDE
Beautiful ladies and beautiful voices.
Thank you so much . I hate that we dont have our Cherokee language in my family. I wish it had been taught to me before my grandmother passed away
OSYIO ! it's good to see y'all it's good to hear about our Cherokee music isn't forgotten about..we must leave something for the younger generation so they'll have the same common grounds as we have...wado ladies I love hearing this kind of stories
And, you look good Peggy..ayee !..lol..love from Oklahoma native..wado !. 🐴🐎❤
i’m proud to be a cherokee and my grandma teach me to sing in cherokee language. A Beautiful Life Roses never fade and I feel like traveling on three gospel songs i know to sing both in English and Cherokee. GWY Eastern Band of Cherokee is my home. Sgi From Cherokee NC.
Actually i just now learned from my dad told me that i have relatives living in Oklahoma but idk if that’s true but i’m willing to see
SO BEAUTIFUL IT TOUCHES MY OLD HEART....LOVE TO HEAR THESE SONGS IN CHEROKEE!......WONDERFUL!
Made me cry how beautiful- the songs the people the way you live thank you for sharing. 💖
@maryvaughan7886- me too! Beautifully sung, beautifully harmonised. These women blessed my heart tonight, sharing their songs of praise & worship. I needed to hear this tonight. Wado.
I recognized this in my soul..
Thank you for keeping tradition and heritage alive!
Was brought up by the state and didn't even know my Dads family were Cherokee..just thought they all were better tanned lol had no ideal until I was in my teens
Hi I only found out this year who my dad this yr and he is part Cherokee.
My mother died when I was 5 and I was brought up in Australia by strangers. I've been singing Cherokee songs for years and have had native American flutes since the nineties. Part of my soul. I am a soprano and am learning amazing grace in Cherokee now. Am also opera singer too as my mother was.
Stay safe in USA,🙏
Thank y’all, I feel the Creator through y’all.
Beautiful family with one giant amazing voice
I'm a girty.from Sharpsburg pa.sing for the maker
Osiyo, so beautiful ♥️
I grew up in North Ga and in Baptist churches. Sang in a small quartet. We knew of a group that would go around and sing in Cherokee. Heard it a few times. The spirit flows in any language. My ancestry has Cherokee in it. Third great grandfather walked the trail of tears. I can’t help but think the singing went on the trail too.
💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤for You from Poland.
Beautiful. ❤Warms the soul.
I love you so much! Merry Christmas my dear Native American!
My family Toney's & Locust from Porum area and I always heard the Girty name, my Grandma & Grandpa Toney played the piano at Oakgrove Church for the Indians & whites that attended.
Beautiful!
Wado ! Beautiful heritage !
Awsome songs
Proud of my Cherokee heritage❤
Love yall
my fifth generation grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee.and I can feel beautiful native music in my heart
Beautiful language ...🤗🌷✨👍👍
Beautiful singing
I love this video and the music is so beautiful and brings the Spirit
beautiful made mecry good tears
Amen
So beautiful!
Thank you for Sharing your Songs
God Bless youall from the mountains Ky
Wado fam! Jesus is King! Hallelujah! Osda! Shalom! Hallelujah ✝️❤️🕊
This is just what I needed to hear tonight. Wado. 🧡♥️
Oh so beautiful 🪶♥️🪶🦋🪶Cherokee🪶
My grandma nacy is a girty from Porum Oklahoma she's full blood cherokee. Her farther is snake girty
Beautiful! ❤
Beautiful music
What a great story. Thanks for sharing!
Blessings from Pittsburgh, PA
So beautiful! Touched my heart.
Beautiful ❤️
Wonderful.
beautiful ❤
Very beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Love these ladies, my mom's maiden name is "Sequichie" they are family
Wado! Lindy Sr. And Grandma (Rosella Girty Bosin) would love to join you! What a Blessing your songs are to me!
Osiyo! Thank you for this
BEAIUTIFUL!
nice music ,safe soul journey my friends
Do they have a video or UA-cam acc. I love this song.
Love you mimi
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
What jou joy how still tongue. An dream😅
❤️
💕
Adageyudi from Kentucky ♡
Uwoduhi. Amenv!
Adassligi Utsati Tsalagi Nasgigwo Winiglsd Wado Tsalagi Wado ✌✌✌.
She looks just like a Navajo lady🌷
Are there lyrics? I want to sing it too I just need the Cherokee lyrics. I know the language
Do hymnal books exist? I would love to pass these songs down to my kids
The song is so beautiful 🌸 what’s the name of it? Can anyone translate?
Where can i go to learn Cherokee?
What is this song? I’d love to learn it
Osiyo
UWODUHI
Wado
What song is this? Time stamp 2:05 ?? I’d so love to know!!
Do you sell your music would love to buy for my dad
Siyo
where is Girty hill?
You say Joseon ,Chosen, 조선 the ancient Korea Dynasty. osiyo means same as Korean.
We say Osiyo welcome come on in~ in Korea.
I want to listen to the music of ancient Cherokee sounds.
Ancient Koreans and Japanese were so called Black people not white Mongol-Siberian looking.
@@patriciademekpe5522
Ancient all East Asian did looked like black cause all human migrated from South Africa that includes Siberians,
Mongols, and whites.
Please study human migration history and stop acting like an idiot!!!!
🪶
ᏩᏙ!
How could I go about finding out what percentage of Cherokee blood I have in me my great grandmother was full blood Cherokee
Hi my name is Janice nevills my grandmother was maggie she was cherokee indian her mother had to give her up for adoption because she got pregnant by a white man I've been looking for my Indian family my grandmother is gone now I miss her terribly
Wado Tsisa
I 'd like to know meaning of Osiyo.
Osiyo is a korean word, its meaning is come or welcome.
Please tell me meaning of Osiyo in Cherkee word.
It means hello in our culture, or a shortened version could also be "siyo"
@@divine555 Thank you. May you and your family always be healthy.
@@divine555
Osiyo is absolutely Korean vocabulary it could be meaning hello, hi, welcome, or greeting someone.
I noticed first song they sang some words sounds like Korean language.
If you can translate first song they sang, could you please post it?
There are couple of ending phrases sounds so much like Korean language.
Is this a Christian Hymn sung in tsalagi?
Wado ale adadoligi nigadv
i don’t like that pfp ayvwis know how it feels to have our land taken and to be pushed out all natives should support freeing palastine for it was their land first
Nodout
I’m only here cuz of this English assignment
5 dollar Indian
They don’t look like 5 dollar Indian.
Most white Europeans looks like 5 dollar Indians