Kahalu'nyuhe - Joanne Shenandoah, with photos of Junal Gerlach 

"Each tribe had its own language." That's odd, every Iroquois I ever talked with said they all spoke the same language, I'm Mohegan of the Algonquian Nation, which is made up of around 30 different tribes. The basis of the tribes banding together as a nation is common language, otherwise why band together if no one can understand the other.

+Dale Crummie Yes and no. There is the Haudenosauni (which is the collective people of the "Iroquois" confederacy). Yet each nation had distinct dialects. If you go to the various websites for each nation, you can see this as the words that come up for the different languages will be different. common or shared dialect was used in the Long House gatherings, so far as I know. Yet, I am far from an expert. I might have decended from two Iroquois tribes, but I was raised far away from the homelands and customs of our people. most of what I know, I know through dreams and have had confirmed through my personal searches in an effort to learn more about the amazing tribes of my people. but... like I said... I am FAR from an expert!...LOL😉

Es gibt "Irokesisch" nicht - die Irokesen-Liga besteht aus 6 Nationen, weswegen sie auch öfters Six Nations genannt werden. Ein Reservat ist zum Beispiel Six Nations of the Grand River. Sie alle sprechen eine eigene Sprache, und die 6 Stämme sind: Mohawk Oneida Onondaga Cayuga Seneca Tuscarora Diese sind übrigens die Namen die von den Engländern und Franzosen das erste Mal verwendet wurden und sind keine Eigenbezeichnungen. Genauso wie "Iroquois" keine Eigenbezeichnung ist, ihre Eigenbezeichnung lautet Haudenosaunee - Leute des Langhauses.

There is no actual translation like from German to English. Some words are part of what one says in context. I hope this helps. Hugs ♥ 🤗

Cherokee language is also Iroquois language

Mostly, it's Iroquois! One of the BigNations!!!

Just a signal to repeat the last phrase. It's common in most Iroquoian songs.

Yağız Türer Oneida people, they are the native Americans of mid-state New York.

I more wanted to point out that by using a model dressed in plains style buckskins instead of the artist we are only perpetuating stereotypes about Indians- not as multicultural, modern peoples but as historic, fictional, noble, mono-cultural characters. And she's skinny which is great-gorgeous lady- but so is the artist. And better the artist is the voice on this video- the real mccoy-

I agree I am so visual I love this but I get your point really I do thanks

Danielle - nothing wrong with Joanne or fat, thin, skinny, large or curvy women or men for that matter, we are who we are and a product of what we eat. For me it is how behave to each other on how we should judge if we want to be friends or not. No need to get so upset, I used the photos because she told me I could, I wanted to use photos by a photographer of an reenactment and Junal was in those, she emailed me and said I could use her brothers photos so I did, I like the photos and I love this song so, hey my video, t is called artistic impression. You can make one yourself and use whatever photos you like I am sure I will enjoy it and so will others. I will not have a go at you for using a skinny, curvy, large small, tall whatever picture you want, its your video and you can do whatever you want. You can use or not use stereotypes if you wish, however I am far too old and wise to see the world in stereyotypes, there is good and there is nasty, I avoid the negative and nasty for life is too short and I would rather waste my life listening to such a beautiful voice as Joanne. I would love to meet her and listen to her tales and experiences of life. I do thank you for watching and listening and I look forward to watching your video of Joanne. As a man I can tell you Danielle I do not see curvy women as harmful to women or the best thing since sliced bread, I enjoy meeting people whatever or whoever they are and they all have a story to tell, that's what life is about not what they look like, if only look on the superficial outside you will never see the true inner beauty of a person and that's what count's. Peace be with you Danille.