Poster
Náhuatl is a language of the Uto-Aztecan language family. Varieties of Náhuatl are spoken by an estimated 1.5 million Nahua peoples, most of whom live in central Mexico.
Also spelled: Nawatl
Hashtags: #LenguaNáhuatl
Vocabulary
Tlazocamati (tlah-so-cah-mah-tee) = Thank you = Gracias
Aye quimattiliztli = the act of distracting someone (source)
Videos
Sesión 1. Las lenguas mesoamericanas y el náhuatl – Curso básico de náhuatl
https://youtu.be/3UJ-li-Hu8c
https://twitter.com/INAHmx/status/1158528111333396480
Curso básico de náhuatl, Sesión 11
https://youtu.be/uocLlpJ_TIQ
33:00 Los muertos trabajan. Cual descanso eterno y nunca se les dice que descansen en paz. Los niños pequeños esos andan por las nubes y conducen las nubes a las milpas de sus padres para que llueva.
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Elsewhere on the Web
whp.uoregon.edu
Welcome
tlahtocanecentlaliliztli.tumblr.com – @Lycaones
Headlines
In Milpa Alta, people still speak the Aztec language – BBC
7 Common Nawatl Words Used By Chicanos and Chicanas
Nahuatl, Nauatl, or Nawatl? How DO You spell it?
The App Designed To Teach The Whole World The Indigenous Language Náhuatl
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7k2UMH7u8I
Vocabulary
Cuetlaxochitl = Nochebuena = Poinsettia
aye quimattiliztli = the act of distracting someone (source)
Places
Features
Planeta.com