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Passage 』 の み2 Languages are endangered yhen speakers die or move into modern society Cherokee is one of those languages. In 1830, nearly 125,000 Native Americans lived in the southeastern United Over 15,000 Cherokees walked States. But in 1838, they were forced to move west. to Oklahoma in the dead of winter. About_5.000_seem_to have died。 『Wher descendants are now the Cherokee Nation. Some Cherokees, under_a leader named Tsalhi, refased to leave. There Was a at 玉 he surrendered and fght and some soldiers were killed. The army told Tsah paid the price for the death of the soldiers, the others could stay in their homes. Tsahi surrendered and was shot so that. his folowers_could stay.、 Ther descendants today are the Rastern Band of Cherokee jm純台 Tsahi is remembered _ But by the asa hero. The Eastern Band has struggled to keep their culture alhve. Cherokee end of the 20中 century children were no ]onger learning the language. was endangered.

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0.17 0 ① When two s DEerS meet and talk, they often decide how fr tmey wil sit or s仙則 from other. This isnt so ethmg that they need to discuss, and it isnt Something 人hat they n e OnSidler well, WW srLhey will naturally sit or stand close to each other 症 they want to , and they wl naturally keep some 0 正 ee to be polite and forml In of idS, they will do what they feel is right. 2秩友2やり 人 ② However, that depen ds ]argely on the culture which they to. When the two people members of the same tfture。 there will be jttle problem. On e other hand, when 地ey are from ffGrent cultures, seriouS DrODlems can OCcUT. ③ A person whose culture tells them to sit or stand so close that they can touch the person beside them with their elbows may feel strange if the person sits next to the otherperson whose culture tells them to stay at arm's length. The 抽st person may think, "This person doesnt want to be friends with me,' while the second may think, "This person is trying to be too 操endly.! Ei therefore, important for us to understand what culture the other person belongs to. ④ Here is onetheory that may sometimes be helpful. According to 志, people Im Warmer areas ji to be closer to other people when communicating,and people in cooler areas Hike to keep distance.。 It says diferent climates affect the Ways of communicaton.

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