For speakers of some of the most commonly spoken native languages like Quechua, Nahuatl or Guarani, the conversation is less about whether you speak Spanish but rather how Indigenous languages are ...

He explains that in Nahuatl, that the word for heart, “yolotl,” is also used to describe sadness. While the word for headache is “Tsonkuakualotl.” I have a headache.

Nahuatl Is Everywhere—Even If We Don’t Realize It. Nahuatl is already deeply embedded in Mexican culture and everyday life. Many place names in Mexico City, such as Xochimilco, ...

Nahuatl words are reflected in the cuisine of Guerrero and Mexico-from tamales to chipotle (a type of chili) to the word chili itself, along with tomatl, for tomato. The region is also famous for its ...

Nahuatl is the language of the Aztec people, whose empire controlled a large portion of pre-Columbian Central Mexico from the 14th to the 16th century. It’s still spoken today by more than 1.5 ...

Nahuatl, the language that was spoken by the Aztecs, is now part of the Whitney Humanities Center’s “Working Group” programs. Nahuatl being part of the Whitney Humanities Center means that both ...

Here is how to use Jonathan Amith's online dictionary of Nahuatl (pronounced NA-watl), which he calls the Nahuatl Learning Environment. Go to www.balsas-nahuatl.org.Type in "oapan" as user name ...

English, Nahuatl, and Spanish. Includes the Nahuatl narrative in Book Twelve of the Florentine codex, Bernardino de Sahagún's Spanish version, and English translations of each, as well as parallel ...