Thanks for that clarification. Osiyo is one of like five Cherokee words I think I know (at one point I thought I learned how to say “hi, I am speaking Cherokee” or something similar, but my “knowledge” came from the internet so I was never sure)

For some reason I thought you’d say Osiyo be then the other person would say Siyo and that’s how you said hello. I wonder what language I’m confusing it with.