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    3. Since there are three different words in Cherokee for “Thunder”, 'a-yv-da-qua-lo-s-gv' or 'u-na-la-s-gi' or ' u-no-le'. Could you explain how each one is used, in relation to the Cherokee word for “understand”, “Go li s di”. I want to know, so I don't use them incorrectly.
    Since there are three different words in Cherokee for “Thunder”, 'a-yv-da-qua-lo-s-gv' or 'u-na-la-s-gi' or ' u-no-le'. Could you explain how each one is used, in relation to the Cherokee word for “understand”, “Go li s di”. I want to know, so I don't use them incorrectly.

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      I don't believe anyone here knows the language. Sorry.

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