Cherokee Language Reading List

So far, I’ve only found a few great resource pages online for Cherokee Language reading. You will need to install fonts that can deal with the Cherokee script. More information on the correct Cherokee Unicode fonts can be found here.

That is at The Cherokee Language Wikipedia. Currently there are just a few over 200 articles which seems meager in comparison to some of the other languages. But, Wikipedia is growing every day and who knows, there may be tens of thousands of articles in the Cherokee language wiki.

Here’s also the Cherokee Constitution from 1892.

And a translation of the New Testament in the Cherokee Language.

    2 Comments so far

    1. Mariah on November 19th, 2009


      I am full cherokee but my family history had to learn english so we lost our native ways so i just want to learn as much as i can to not let the cherokee pride die!!

    2. admin on November 19th, 2009


      I wish you good luck in your efforts to rediscover your Cherokee heritage and language. It’s easy to take for granted how much of the history of a culture and people is tied to and imprinted upon the language they speak.