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MUCH RESPECT TOTHE REAL CHOCTAW ALL BLACK PRETENDERS CLAIMING THIS TRIBE THIS IS THE REAL AUTHENTIC LANGUAGE 😂😂😂😂WE DONT WHAT DA HELL YALL MAKING FAKE CHIEF SEKHU

Halito chim achukma! 🪶🪶We are so very pleased to find this channel, and have just subscribed. 🙂😄Our bloodline is of Chatah and isachatah Creek of southeastern Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida - and Tupi-Guarani of the southeastern Atlantic region.🦜🦜 We are self teaching ourselves to reconnect with our heritage, and seeking as much information as possible to speed up our learning pace. 💫Do you have a hands on kashapa class with a real holisso pisachi teacher that we can attend for anumpa Chatah and Creek - like in zoom meetings? If not, can you please start a class because we will certainly attend. Yakoke!👋👋

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I like that method.

Halito!

Yes Indeed my stories are tied with them 😊

The new language from Oklahoma is Saki, the letters are A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T U W Y

I know Lucille "Lōksi" Cotton. A very exceptional woman! She was the Director of the community center.

Halito from Oklahoma! Yakoke!

Thank you!! Love hearing it!

Ohoyo ilvppa i_ Chahta anumpa yvt aiukli fehna.

Nana hʋchi̱ ponaklo sʋ bʋnna. Katimi ho̱ “katik ish aminti” is makachi tuk? “Katimma ish aminti” mako̱ ish acha hinla ka̱ ahni li tuk. Yʋmmano ak ikhano makatukosh hʋchi̱ ponaklo li. Yakoke fehna!

I love hearing this ❤️

Yakoke

Yakoke

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The lady on the right the only TRUE Choctaw 🪶

As a Houma woman, I feel connected to the Choctaw and even though my dad was from lafourche louisiana and spoke French. I can here the same tones and afflictions as when my dad used to talk

Labor of love. Beautiful work ❤

Love hearing our language! Yokoke

Love hearing the language spoken!

I love listening to these ladies.

Beautiful. I like how you are explaining . I will have to get the beads what a great idea .

Tofa tahlihma̱ i̱ notakfishi achífah bannah.

how do i start my third row

i cant figur7e out how to start a third row

Thank you! I love hearing the spoken language of my ancestors. I also love to see your smiles.❤😀

Peh pihchahli chito yʋt a̱ chukka anuka luma hosh ʋtta micha katos tuklo hosh a̱ chukka nuta ʋshwa. Nusi likma̱ tuchina mʋto si atuklʋha̱mmi bilia! Makatuko̱ achumka hosh nusi la he kiyo. 😂 Chahta Anumpa haklo kʋt ʋm achumka hoke!

As much money as our tribe is making now, why are members struggling? Im a elder in Oregon -chahta sia" struggling, minimal help- shame on our tribe..sad! Our people need more financial support,wheres all our money---<

Ome' yakoke' chitto!!! Chahta hapia' hoke' !!! yah yoo !!!

Mr Craig ..I love it an learn some other choctaw words the stories was great ..more classes

The older lady in the middle reminds me of my Grandma Gertrude.

Do you remember Chief Big Eagle and his mother coming there.

Beautiful!!!

Love this. I am going to try this idea soon.

Chahta Anumpa haklo sv bvnna hoke! Chahta anumpa haklo likmvt sv na yukpachi bilia. Okla homma aminti li. Si vlla moma kash Chahta Anumpa ak haklo tuk ehokakosh himonasi ano Chahta Anumpa ikhvna li moma. Pim asvnochi vhleha im aiikhvna li. Chahta Sia Hoke! Holbvttoba hvsh ikbi tuka hvchi yakoke li fehna hoke. Chahta Anumpa yvt hvpim afehna atukosh anumpulit e mahaya chike!

Chi impunna Abrianna! 🤣

Thank you for sharing! This is beautiful and I’ll be making this for sure!

NERDS!

What if you don't use bugle beads? How many seed beads do you use?

This is so pretty ✨

Beautiful work! Thank you so much!

I like the "ow!" Because you're right, it happens! Nice project!

I enjoy the videos y'all put up. Chahta anopah was my first language. My foster mom told me. Her & dad taught me the older Chahta, not the new one they're teaching the younger kids.

Anumpa pvno fvkit ako makachi a pi bvnna. Chahta ahli vto anumpa pa okpulo kiyo. inla kvto anumpa haklo hokmvt yukpa cha nan okpulo anukfihinli bilia. Hvchi yakoke li fehna! Chahta anumpa yvt hvpim afehna!

Im really impressed how beautiful theseare😮

My cousin have chief Hoomasstubbe born 1746-1806 Choctaw nation Iksa hattakiholihta 1752-1833 Nathaniel Folsom, Molly E Folsom1775-1802 push kush homastubbee Moshulatibbee1725-1833. Annie cross 1853-1888 Jacob,John,Solomon,William Cross Choctaw..

My last name pops my mother last name before she married was Ganaway her mother before she married she was a hooks and her mother was a Johnson and her mother before she married was a Jones Nancy Jones the founder of our family and her mother was a half choctaw from Lewisville Arkansas in Lafayette county Arkansas her dady was a slave after slavery the family migrated to Bowie county Texas around DeKalb TX my father mother father acy Davidson mother melvina was a choctaw her family and the Davidson came to Oklahoma with the trail of tears acy Davidson father Lawson Davidson was a slave the choctaws hide him and he married melvina and a lot of kids was born it been said that she had already had some kids before she married Lawson Davidson melvina and Lawson Davidson migrated to Bowie county Texas around hooks tx bought land in the late 1800s now here we are the descendants deep all around Bowie county Texas around DeKalb TX New Boston tx hooks tx Texarkana Texas Texarkana Arkansas area all over the world we deep

Very useful this time if year❤ thank you)))

I love the finished product, but instructions were to hard see from the distance from the camera.