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[WIA Languages Day 63/221] Cherokee (체로키어) - The Immortal Voice Carved in Sequoyah's Script

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  1. As part of the WIA Languages project on day 63, Cherokee is introduced, covering the history of Sequoyah completing the 85-character syllabary in 1821 and the language's current crisis.
  2. The number of fluent Cherokee speakers is estimated at about 2,100, and the Cherokee Nation reported that it invests more than 16 million US dollars a year in language preservation.
  3. WIA said it will preserve the syllabary archive and oral histories digitally, and this article serves as an introduction to the WIA project.

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[WIA Languages Day 63/221] Cherokee (체로키어) - The Immortal Voice Carved in Sequoyah's Script

Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 63/221] Cherokee (체로키어) – 세쿼야의 문자가 새긴 불멸의 목소리

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