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¿De dónde viene el náhuat de El Salvador? ¿De los aztecas?
[ mexika.org ] via Colectivo Tzunhejekat Cuando pensamos el origen de la lengua y pueblo náhuat probablemente se nos vienen muchas ideas: náhuatl de México, azteca, mayas, [...]
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How similar is Nahuatl to Hopi?
[ Magnus Pharao Hansen ] | guest column | * This column originally appeared on the blog of Dr. Magnus Pharao Hansen. It is reprinted here with permission. You can read Dr. [...]
Yes, there IS a language called “Mexican.”
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] Did you know that Mexico is home to 62 Indigenous languages? This makes Mexico one of the most linguistically diverse countries on the planet! The [...]
Do Chicanos in New Mexico speak an “ancient” and “pure” form of Spanish?
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] The short answer? No. Of course not. Don’t be ridiculous. In fact, the truth is FAR more fascinating! Perhaps the most pervasive myth among New [...]
Nahuatl, Nauatl, or Nawatl? How DO You spell it?
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] A while back I came across a blog post written by my friend and colleague Dr. Magnus Pharao Hansen concerning the Nawatl language and how it should be [...]
Fighting Off Extinction: The Story of Indigenous Mexican Languages – ICTMN.com
Mexico has 60 indigenous languages in danger of disappearing with 21 of those idioms in critical danger due to dwindling numbers of native speakers and other factors but [...]
East L.A. speaks from its heart – Los Angeles Times
The moment Carmen Fought laid eyes on the man in the hallway of a Pomona courthouse, she was certain he was white. Then his lips parted, and Fought did an about-face. Now she [...]
Rising Voices » Languages: The Nahuatl Word of the Day on Twitter
Nahuatl, known as “Mexicano” by many of its speakers, is the most widely spoken indigenous language in Mexico. It was the lingua franca of the Aztec empire and is [...]
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