Gmail now supports Cherokee, its first Native American tribal Language

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Thayenga
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At last Nov 21, 2012

It's about time that google acknowledges the Native American nations.

Contrary to the survey, there are people under 40 who speak their native tongue, though most of them are among
the Eastern Band of Cherokee in North Carolina.

Thank you for posting.


 
Soonthon LUPKITARO(Ph.D.)
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Local time: 07:57
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Thanks Nov 26, 2012

Thanks to this contribution of Google.
We may have less risk on loss of indigenous languages of mankind.

Soonthon Lupkitaro


 


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Gmail now supports Cherokee, its first Native American tribal Language







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