Cherokee Syllabary

Learn to recognize each of the Cherokee Syllabary letters.Each exercise teaches you to recognize the Cherokee Language Syllabary using multiple different versions of the available typefaces so you learn each letter better.**What you practice:**- Glyphs drawn in the community's Cherokee fonts — Aboriginal Serif, Alewisdodi, Cherokee Handone, Digohweli, Uweyv Nvyu — so you learn every letter in its varied forms, not just one rendering- Flashcard drills across the syllabary's hand-designed decks, each card paired with recorded voice audio so you learn to hear the syllable as you learn to read it- Create several named study sessions — rename or delete them as you like; the deck loads into the session stack you set for it- Game-shaped practice: cards come off a stack — missed shapes come back around with new material added, yesterday's discards and today's new cards in one pass- Short timed sessions: the gameboard keeps the deck moving so a session actually gets finished**Platforms:** Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.> **Desktop users:** the Windows/macOS/Linux download is a plain Java `.jar` file. You need a Java runtime — version 8 or newer — installed to run it. If double-clicking the jar does nothing, that's why: install Java, then run it.> **Android users:** itch delivers a standard APK; install it directly on your device (Android may ask you to allow installing apps from this source once).Works fully offline — no internet-connected services or permissions.Credits (from the in-app About screen): Startup Sequence Flute ᏣᎵ ᎡᎵᏂ ᎠᏍᎦᏳᏏᏩᏍᎩ; challenge audio Michael Joyner; effects from freesound.org, CC-zero or public domain. Fonts: Aboriginal Serif and Digohweli (languagegeek.com), Alewisdodi and Uweyv Nvyu (Chung deh Tien), Cherokee Handone (Joseph Erb).Find an issue with the app or the training data? Please report it at the project's GitHub: https://github.com/CherokeeLanguage/Syllabary/issues