Cherokee Word of the Week: Hurry Up

A phrase we probably use too much in our day-to-day lives, but sometimes a necessary one - especially if you have kids! This week’s Cherokee phrase is “hurry up”.
#Cherokee #HurryUp #NativeAmerican

[@psibraden7093]

Takes me back... My grandma Benge taught me some 70 years ago. Have forgotten all. Now far away from Oklahoma. Thanks.

[@mjchmb]

Finally one word that I can remember thank you

[@ThePTSDRetreat]

I love these! My great-grandfather couldn't teach me growing up and my grandmother did not remember. So these lessons are so important to me. Thank you so much!

[@joicenteredwellnessasmr5832]

I’m totally going to say this to my daughter who keeps me waiting often lol!

[@FrozeMoments]

“I’m Trying” 😂. Get it.

[@lynnrunningdeer7364]

🤦‍♀️🤣

[@terryschiller2625]

Osiyo,wado Donetta

[@TheBlueBikeDoyle]

An easy one I'm always in a Nu LA

[@TheBlueBikeDoyle]

Bring me some A-ma and Nu-La 😆

[@user-sz9vp8fh2s]

Wado.❤

[@gedaking2319]

Osiyo

[@karibale637]

I have to alternate between this and “sgig’tida” (I think that’s “wait for me”) with my son when we’re out walking 😅

[@ramonalesafifth1694]

Wado