Cherokee Infinitives

agi-wonihis-di I - to speak it.

tsa-wonihis-di you - to speak it.

u-wonihis-di he/she/it - to speak it.

gini-wonihis-di the two of us (including you) - to speak it.

sdi-wonihis-di you two - to speak it.

ogini-wonihis-di the two of us (not including you ) - to speak it.

igi-wonihis-di we all (including you) - to speak it.

ogi-wonihis-di we all (not including you) - to speak it.

itsi-wonihis-di you all - to speak it.

uni-wonihis-di they - to speak it.

1. Tsalagi uwonihisdi uduli na atsutsa .
The/that boy wants to speak Cherokee.

2. Tsalagisgo sdiwonihisdi sdadeloqwa'a?
Are you two learning to speak Cherokee?

3. Yonegv ogiwonihisdi otsaduliha.
We all (not you) are wanting to speak English.

4. Asguani uniwonihisdi anadeloqwa'a.
They are learning to speak Spanish.

5. Tsalagi igiwonihihsdi igaduli.
We are all wanting to speak Cherokee.

5. Sdaya uwonihisdi uduli.
S/he is wanting to speak loudly.

atsutsa - a boy
yonegv - English, Englishman
asguani - Spanish, Spaniard
sdaya - hard, strong