Yo broe honestly thank you for this, I'm Mexican and I always felt ashamed for being clowned on for not being able to speak Spanish fluently but never really had problems pronouncing words in Nahuatl. You're the best, may the ancestors protect and watch over you.
Why not study regularly at the website run by the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language? There are lots of references to well-written books on Spanish.
@@fffrtyrty123 he’s a Native American, an Aztec, that’s the language of our Gods and ancestors! This language was spoken in North America way before Spanish or English came here!!
Don't be ashamed bro. I'm Mexican with some indigenous blood and I don't speak Nahuatl. Think of it like this. Nahuatl has been spoken in Mexico for several thousand years while Spanish has only been spoken there for like 500 years. So on the contrary, you should be proud to be a native Nahuatl speaker. I truly envy you.
I fully understand that I learned Spanish in school but in New Mexico they speak a different type so I can get along in Mexico or Spain but here I can’t converse with elders
@@thenahuatlchannel3896 Wow you really speak good Japanese! Actually as a native speaker I think kanji is difficult to write and recognize as well. I really like your Nahuatl video, yoroshiku onegaishimasu m(_ _)m
I was plucked out of Puebla, Mexico. My Grandma spoke Nahuatl. But she didnt get the chance to pass it down before we were taken to America in the 90s. Thank you!! I am trying to find my roots. I dont know where to start.
I’m a history teacher myself and I love talking about the Aztec Empire and the Mexica people. In the context of pre-euro contact, it was such a thriving and rich culture. It warms my heart to see people reinvigorating such a beautiful language, and to see that the culture itself is far from lost.
I am beyond grateful to have found your channel cousin! I am a descendant of the Nahuas, Otomi, Huichol tribes and my ancestors forgot their ways and language centuries ago. So to come across this and to learn of the book on Amazon I feel happy that I’m finally coming home. I’ve been searching since my childhood the ways of my people. Thank you for preserving the language. May the creator bless you for the work your doing.
My husband and children are descendants of the Otomi. I hope one day they are interested in their beautiful heritage along with my side having Scottish and German ancestry.
Picked up the book a couple weeks ago to relearn the language my great grandfather couldn't pass to his children. Looking forward to seeing more from this channel!
DJ Syntraxx Follow the channel you”ll see his book 📖. It’s call Learn Nahuatl the Language of the Aztec and modern nahuas , by Yan Garcia. , I got mine too.
my grandparents speak nahuatl but sadly because of poverty and drug abuse they never passed it down to my dad or my tia, i want to learn it and keep the language alive❤️
How do those things keep them from teaching that language to their children?..... At least in America, the kids of the ppl born in the US were forced to not speak Spanish.....did that also happen with Nahuatl?.....
One of the most helpful videos out there. I’m Mexican American and I’d love to learn the language of my ancestors. I took a dna test and it turns out I’m 72% native so learning this language makes me feel closer to my roots. Keep up the great work!
@@tuluppampam Absolutely. Mexican Spanish ir greatly enriched with Nahatl words! Some are even used in American English such as coyote, peyote, sotol or hisote, tomate, chile....
I am an American and am very interested in the Nahuatl language. I want to learn it because I think that Nahuatl is a very interesting language, I also want to learn a language that people do not normally think about, and I also just want to learn the language.
I am from the American northeast. I am very fascinated by pre-Colombian languages and cultures, and have always wanted to learn the native tongues. Since it is far more studied than the other native languages, I’d like to learn Nahuatl.
I’m so happy that you created this channel because my mom and grandmother grew up in Tlaxcala and there’s hardly anyone speaking Nahuatl and I got so interested in my family culture when I was 13 and I always wanted to know the language
Thank for this channel. I recently did some research in my family ancestry and was amazed to find out my 13th Great Grandfather was Moctezuma Xocoyotzin. I am so proud if my heritage and i am wanting to learn the beautiful language of my great grandfather. Peace and blessings ❤️
Este canal es muy padre, ¡en serio! Llevo 1 año más o menos aprendiendo español (mexicano), así que naturalmente me enteré del Náhuatl y los Aztecas en general. Su influencia en el español de México es muy fácil de ver. Ya sé que este tema no es interesante para muchos, pero siempre es hermoso cuando un pueblo es capaz de conservar su idioma junto con la cultura/historia.
I've been trying to learn Nahuatl from A Paquilitztli's channel, and his videos were so informational and good but I felt like I needed a lower level to start off and then work my way up. I spent forever trying to find good resources and suddenly found your channel and immediately subscribed! Thank you for this series, it's just what I needed to start speaking Nahuatl!
This is amazing. I’m trying to retrace my roots (Mexican and German). My mothers side has been in Texas for generations now and my great grandmother was the last who actively spoke even Spanish. I feel like learning Nahuatl is a key to having a greater connection with not only my roots but the land upon which I live.
Your dad and his family didn’t genocide your moms family? I’m shocked! The Germans and Northern Europeans love to genocide all the non Aryan people all over the world. 😳
Thank you sir. being able to understand the way a language works now helps understand (at least a little) how a language was before. Looking at the glyphs with a better understand lets you understand better. :) BTW - Always check your sources no matter what :). You have that right. There's a difference between ancient aliens and an academic journal paper.
This is a really good format for your lessons. I hope to see more content like this. I’ve studied Korean, German, and Spanish throughout my life, so I can see Nahuatl being relatively easy to learn with this style of teaching. Also to put the grammar explanation simply 25:20 Nahuatl doesn’t have “definite articles” (The) nor indefinite articles (A/ An). Also there are no auxiliary (helping) verbs (is / are eating, etc). Very similar to Korean or Japanese.
Thank you so much. I am learning this because I am a Spanish teacher and we do about 5 minutes of indigenous voice at the beginning of class every day. As my Spanish 3 classes are doing their listening exercises I am going to do my Nahuatl lessons. Again thanks. :)
You are definitely a natural born teacher. I appreciate the ease in which you teach this beautiful dialect/language. My father is P'urépecha. I never got to meet him, but I wish I could find a teacher like you on UA-cam to learn P'urépecha. Any recommendations to guide me in the right direction is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with your followers 💖
This is an amazing resource. I have so much to learn. A few years ago i learned that my great great grandparents were the last to speak Nahuatl but i do not know which variation it was. Thank you!
I heard this language used by the Ocelotl in For Honor and decided to learn it, thanks for helping me! So many of the resources for this language are in spanish, but if anyone is trying to learn in english, I recommend using the wired nahuatl dictionary (they include references for words, so if something doesn't line up you can see where it came from) and Nāhuatlahtolli from the university of Texas that provides easy daily lessons, hope this helps!
My first nahuatl lessons were with your channel Canal Nahuatl a few years ago. You got a knack for teaching! Your videos are very easy to follow. Thank you! "Timoittazceh ceyoc hueltah!"
I discovered your channel recently. I have a considerable mastery of both English and Spanish. I speak a mediocre Italian, and caveman-like Romanian. I'm fluent in the promiscuous PortuÑol, and I can read Cyrilic and a very basic Chinese and Japanese. Why did I yearned for the language of half of my ancestors until so recently? you humble me, my dude. Thank you.
Note to self: do no practice my ‘TL’s when I’m eating a snack 😭🤣 In reclaiming my indigenous roots (Mexican side of family assimilated hard & I was never allowed to speak to them growing up) these videos have been amazing. Thank you 🙏🏼
Hey bro I appreciate the research you have done, and being honest about no addenda just passing on the language so we could keep its authenticity alive, and never forget our ancestors. I am Caxcan de Teocaltichillzin or Teocaltiche Jalisco. Keep up the great work
@@thenahuatlchannel3896 all my grandfathers with the name Nava have lived in Teocaltiche since 1760 a very special Pueblo para Caxcanes. I am sure our relatives shared the same rain for many years. We support you.
My wife's family lives just outside of Huejutla de Reyes, and I have been looking for a way to learn Nahuatl to be able to communicate with them better. Thank you so much for this
This is an awesome channel, man! Glad I came across it. I remember I was really interested in learning Nahuatl back when I was in middle school, but I could never find any videos teaching it on UA-cam back in the day. I'm a half-Mexican, half-Irish dude from Texas, and I've sort of made it a mission of mine to learn the native tongues of these countries.
Nahuatl is spoken where my mom's hometown is and I only got an introduction to the language. It's cool to see so much content on the language in one place. I will continue to study
Thank you so much! I have a young student who mainly speaks Nahuatl, and I really want to be able to communicate with him and show him that I am interested in the language he and his family speak! Que Dios le bedinga por estas videos!!
Talk to some folks that speak "regular Spanish" , not the text book stuff that is Spain's language . Most Mexicans speak a mix of Nahuatl and Spains spanish.
I just bought your book and i am loving it! I really hope i dont sound cheesy, but i cant deny that learning Nahuatl makes me feel like i am connecting to my ancestry. Thank you for all the work that you put into the book and these videos!
I have been wanting to learn Nahuatl since I can remember. I listened to Tales From Azlantis podcast where you appeared as a guest to talk about learning Nahuatl. I’m glad I did, I ordered your book, just waiting to receive it, and found your UA-cam channel and Facebook group. I appreciate you! I’m going to immerse myself in your lessons. Tlaskamati!
Thanks a lot for your lessons! After visiting Mexican places of interest last year, we decided to learn more about native history of Mesoamerica. And your course is so useful! Keep teaching! Good luck!
Thank you so much for putting effort in teaching this beautiful language... I'm a Brazilian self-learner, and Nahuatl is on my bucket list!! Greetings!!
Thanks a lot, muchas gracias, herzlichen Dank für deine erste Einführung; didaktisch perfekt; voy a aprender más contigo esperando que finalmente pudiere agradacerme en nahuatl otro día !-)
Im 22 and my family is from puebla and have been wanting to learn this beautiful language for so long . Much love , hopefully i can help teach my friends and family.
My family from my mother's side( Dad & Mom were both from Veracruz) would speak around me when i was a teenager and I was always curious but they weren't too keen on teaching but my cousin tought me a bit. Now im an adult and verrry curious to learn. We all need to know where we came from and not let our culture die out or forget our ancestors no matter what they did, respectively.
thank you so much for this! after three years of learning spanish i've been looking for resources to learn nahuatl too. this channel is easily the best i've found, such good quality audio, and so accessible with how you go over the vocab
recently ive been trying to connect with my native roots, i dont even know what tribe my family comes from since we are so disconnected from it. but i thought if i cant figure out specifically, i could at least try to reconnect with what most mexicans are familiar with, nahuatl. thank you very much for your lessons! i look forward to learning more from your videos!
I think thats a good idea, nahuatl was a general language then and it can be once again, not all of us can relearn our original language or reconnect so nahuatl is a great space for reconnecting
@Lewis C tbh I’m not sure. My mom told me she was born in Agua Buena but I don’t think they’re originally from there. They moved after a few years to Matamoros and that’s where most of them stayed.
I cant believe i found a video for the huastec version! Im a descendant of the huastec people and been wanting to connect more with my indigenous side. Really appreciate this video!!
A person I follow on Twitter recommended your channel to me (I asked how to pronounce Nahuatl). I absolutely love how you start with small concrete examples and build from there.
All my family that knew the language are out of reach or have sadly passed and Im only limited to basic phrases. you’ve given my 7 year old son the opportunity to properly learn and understand more than what I can teach him, thank you!🥹
I'm very grateful of putting a warning on the differences in nahuatl language because it's it's going to differ strontgly depending on the region and even touching or admideattly off other varieties when it's actually other of the spoken language but still going to change if we're talking about the pur'hepechan sound or the chontal sound combination. Although they're really good
You are a very good teacher. I don’t know if you’re an educator in any way, other than this channel, lol, but if not, you should consider it. The way you teach is very clear, and the visual aids are so helpful. You seem like you’d have a lot of patience with students of any age. I really enjoyed this video and have subscribed. I’m reading a booking about the ancient cultures in the Mosquitia region of Honduras specifically, and all ancient Mesoamerican cultures in general. I had a question while reading, and googled my question, which led me to youtube. Your channel caught my eye and I’m glad I clicked on it. Thanks for the lesson, and I hope to continue them with you!
I hope more young Mexicans take the initiative to learn Nahuatl just like many young Irish people have done with Gaeilge.
That’s funny you say that cause I’m Mexican and Irish, going to teach myself Nahuatl and Irish😁
@@adrianmendoza9135 That's one killer racial combination, Adrian. Bendiciones.
@@adrianmendoza9135 Irish-Mexican club 🙌
@@Lightningstreak0pika Both incredibly brave peoples! Los mexicanos no olvidamos Eirinn go deo, nunca.
I’m a Newfoundlander but I love the sound of Nahuatl, so… why not.
Yo broe honestly thank you for this, I'm Mexican and I always felt ashamed for being clowned on for not being able to speak Spanish fluently but never really had problems pronouncing words in Nahuatl. You're the best, may the ancestors protect and watch over you.
Why not study regularly at the website run by the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language?
There are lots of references to well-written books on Spanish.
@@fffrtyrty123 because Spanish is the language of our oppressors and colonizer
@@fffrtyrty123 he’s a Native American, an Aztec, that’s the language of our Gods and ancestors! This language was spoken in North America way before Spanish or English came here!!
Don't be ashamed bro. I'm Mexican with some indigenous blood and I don't speak Nahuatl. Think of it like this. Nahuatl has been spoken in Mexico for several thousand years while Spanish has only been spoken there for like 500 years. So on the contrary, you should be proud to be a native Nahuatl speaker. I truly envy you.
I fully understand that I learned Spanish in school but in New Mexico they speak a different type so I can get along in Mexico or Spain but here I can’t converse with elders
You’ve inspired me as a Mexican American rediscovering my roots. Nahuatl is such a beautiful language
Hi I am Japanese and I am learning Nahuatl. I found Nahuatl really interesting. Love your video
hajimemashite! Boku wa nihongo ga daisuki desu! Demo, Kanji o shirimasen >_
@@thenahuatlchannel3896 Wow you really speak good Japanese! Actually as a native speaker I think kanji is difficult to write and recognize as well.
I really like your Nahuatl video, yoroshiku onegaishimasu m(_ _)m
That’s awesome, never expected a Japanese to be interested in Nahuatl
Thats crazy 😆 I am Mexican American and looked up abit of Japanese and their early history, awesome!
Where you learning??
Da'an'zho pyialli I'm 100 💯% native american indigenous mexican apache aztec of mexico tlazcohmati thank you love our people 🕵🏾♀️💎👏🏾💥
I am french teacher of History and I am learning nahuatl . Very intéressant
I was plucked out of Puebla, Mexico. My Grandma spoke Nahuatl. But she didnt get the chance to pass it down before we were taken to America in the 90s. Thank you!! I am trying to find my roots. I dont know where to start.
Nahuatl is definitely all around in Puebla, good luck!
I’m a history teacher myself and I love talking about the Aztec Empire and the Mexica people. In the context of pre-euro contact, it was such a thriving and rich culture. It warms my heart to see people reinvigorating such a beautiful language, and to see that the culture itself is far from lost.
Thank you. The Aztecs really don't get the credit that they deserve.
Tlazocamati huel miac 💯
It's actually spoken by over 1 million people in Mexico alone! The language and culture are FAR from gone
It warms your heart.
Until they pluck it out!
K onda soy mexica nacido en Estados Unidos y me encanta nuestra historia y siempre eh querido aprended Nahuatl , thanks for making these videos💪🏼
I am beyond grateful to have found your channel cousin! I am a descendant of the Nahuas, Otomi, Huichol tribes and my ancestors forgot their ways and language centuries ago. So to come across this and to learn of the book on Amazon I feel happy that I’m finally coming home. I’ve been searching since my childhood the ways of my people. Thank you for preserving the language. May the creator bless you for the work your doing.
excellent, glad to hear :)
I'm just glad I'm not the only one in search of the return of our language. I'm a descendant of the Mexika 👍🏾
Hello what book you recommend?
My husband and children are descendants of the Otomi. I hope one day they are interested in their beautiful heritage along with my side having Scottish and German ancestry.
This is the REAL Mexican culture.
Greetings to the Aztecs from a Ukrainian from Ukraine! We know about your great civilization!
Greetings to yall out there!
Picked up the book a couple weeks ago to relearn the language my great grandfather couldn't pass to his children. Looking forward to seeing more from this channel!
which book?
DJ Syntraxx Follow the channel you”ll see his book 📖. It’s call Learn Nahuatl the Language of the Aztec and modern nahuas , by Yan Garcia. , I got mine too.
I’m looking forward to it to share it with my children when I have kids in the future
@@Androlaxy1776 Aztecs weren't the only people of Mexico.
my grandparents speak nahuatl but sadly because of poverty and drug abuse they never passed it down to my dad or my tia, i want to learn it and keep the language alive❤️
You wanna team up and practice off each other? I just started learning serious yesterday watching these vids
How do those things keep them from teaching that language to their children?..... At least in America, the kids of the ppl born in the US were forced to not speak Spanish.....did that also happen with Nahuatl?.....
One of the most helpful videos out there. I’m Mexican American and I’d love to learn the language of my ancestors. I took a dna test and it turns out I’m 72% native so learning this language makes me feel closer to my roots. Keep up the great work!
The average Mexican is 59% Native American ancestry. Mexico is a Native American nation, even though we are also culturally Spanish.
@@lewisc9959 culturally Mexico took as much as it could from the natives, unlike some other people more north
@@tuluppampam Absolutely. Mexican Spanish ir greatly enriched with Nahatl words! Some are even used in American English such as coyote, peyote, sotol or hisote, tomate, chile....
Greek here with a great interest in mesoamerican history and culture. You're doing amazing work , Nahuatl is such a beautiful language
This is my first lesson. Living abroad, this Mestiza is wanting to reconnect with my indigenous roots. It sounds like a very sweet language.
I've been looking for a channel like this since around 2008/09. I'm so stoked right now. Tiahui!!
is Tiahui another way to say tlazocamati?
Gracias for choosing to be a transparent informed educator.
I am an American and am very interested in the Nahuatl language. I want to learn it because I think that Nahuatl is a very interesting language, I also want to learn a language that people do not normally think about, and I also just want to learn the language.
I am from the American northeast. I am very fascinated by pre-Colombian languages and cultures, and have always wanted to learn the native tongues. Since it is far more studied than the other native languages, I’d like to learn Nahuatl.
I’m so happy that you created this channel because my mom and grandmother grew up in Tlaxcala and there’s hardly anyone speaking Nahuatl and I got so interested in my family culture when I was 13 and I always wanted to know the language
excellent glad you are learning now!
Thank for this channel. I recently did some research in my family ancestry and was amazed to find out my 13th Great Grandfather was Moctezuma Xocoyotzin. I am so proud if my heritage and i am wanting to learn the beautiful language of my great grandfather. Peace and blessings ❤️
Awesome, hope u can learn a few words that ur ancestors breathed out! :)
Holland here, thanks for these videos. Really helpful, much love!
Este canal es muy padre, ¡en serio! Llevo 1 año más o menos aprendiendo español (mexicano), así que naturalmente me enteré del Náhuatl y los Aztecas en general. Su influencia en el español de México es muy fácil de ver.
Ya sé que este tema no es interesante para muchos, pero siempre es hermoso cuando un pueblo es capaz de conservar su idioma junto con la cultura/historia.
I've been trying to learn Nahuatl from A Paquilitztli's channel, and his videos were so informational and good but I felt like I needed a lower level to start off and then work my way up. I spent forever trying to find good resources and suddenly found your channel and immediately subscribed! Thank you for this series, it's just what I needed to start speaking Nahuatl!
Is he the homosexual who lives in San Francisco?
@@lewisc6539 EHLP ME
This is amazing. I’m trying to retrace my roots (Mexican and German). My mothers side has been in Texas for generations now and my great grandmother was the last who actively spoke even Spanish. I feel like learning Nahuatl is a key to having a greater connection with not only my roots but the land upon which I live.
Your dad and his family didn’t genocide your moms family? I’m shocked! The Germans and Northern Europeans love to genocide all the non Aryan people all over the world. 😳
Thank you sir. being able to understand the way a language works now helps understand (at least a little) how a language was before. Looking at the glyphs with a better understand lets you understand better. :)
BTW - Always check your sources no matter what :). You have that right. There's a difference between ancient aliens and an academic journal paper.
This is a really good format for your lessons. I hope to see more content like this. I’ve studied Korean, German, and Spanish throughout my life, so I can see Nahuatl being relatively easy to learn with this style of teaching. Also to put the grammar explanation simply 25:20 Nahuatl doesn’t have “definite articles” (The) nor indefinite articles (A/ An). Also there are no auxiliary (helping) verbs (is / are eating, etc). Very similar to Korean or Japanese.
Im french and i wanna learn this so much! Its too cool
Saludos desde Miami Florida 🏝️😎👍💙💯🔥💯 thank you for showing are language Aztec am Mexican am learning nahuatl
Yan, thee best temachtiani in socal!
Tlaskamati! I just started to study the book 📚 I look forward to the next video.
Feel free to post any questions, best of luck , or kwalli ohtli!
Thank you so much. I am learning this because I am a Spanish teacher and we do about 5 minutes of indigenous voice at the beginning of class every day. As my Spanish 3 classes are doing their listening exercises I am going to do my Nahuatl lessons. Again thanks. :)
You are definitely a natural born teacher. I appreciate the ease in which you teach this beautiful dialect/language. My father is P'urépecha. I never got to meet him, but I wish I could find a teacher like you on UA-cam to learn P'urépecha. Any recommendations to guide me in the right direction is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with your followers 💖
This is an amazing resource. I have so much to learn. A few years ago i learned that my great great grandparents were the last to speak Nahuatl but i do not know which variation it was. Thank you!
I heard this language used by the Ocelotl in For Honor and decided to learn it, thanks for helping me! So many of the resources for this language are in spanish, but if anyone is trying to learn in english, I recommend using the wired nahuatl dictionary (they include references for words, so if something doesn't line up you can see where it came from) and Nāhuatlahtolli from the university of Texas that provides easy daily lessons, hope this helps!
My first nahuatl lessons were with your channel Canal Nahuatl a few years ago. You got a knack for teaching! Your videos are very easy to follow. Thank you! "Timoittazceh ceyoc hueltah!"
Appreciate that, Tlaskamati!
I discovered your channel recently. I have a considerable mastery of both English and Spanish. I speak a mediocre Italian, and caveman-like Romanian. I'm fluent in the promiscuous PortuÑol, and I can read Cyrilic and a very basic Chinese and Japanese. Why did I yearned for the language of half of my ancestors until so recently? you humble me, my dude. Thank you.
I'm hoping to one day become a fluent speaker and be able to honor my ancestors by learning their language
Thank you for learning and teaching our native tongue 🥺💖
Note to self: do no practice my ‘TL’s when I’m eating a snack 😭🤣
In reclaiming my indigenous roots (Mexican side of family assimilated hard & I was never allowed to speak to them growing up) these videos have been amazing. Thank you 🙏🏼
We speakin Aztec now baby! Time to visit Chichen Itza!
Hey bro I appreciate the research you have done, and being honest about no addenda just passing on the language so we could keep its authenticity alive, and never forget our ancestors. I am Caxcan de Teocaltichillzin or Teocaltiche Jalisco. Keep up the great work
I am tecuexe so we're neighbors, thanks!
@@thenahuatlchannel3896 all my grandfathers with the name Nava have lived in Teocaltiche since 1760 a very special Pueblo para Caxcanes. I am sure our relatives shared the same rain for many years. We support you.
My wife's family lives just outside of Huejutla de Reyes, and I have been looking for a way to learn Nahuatl to be able to communicate with them better. Thank you so much for this
Best of luck! They say axtlen more instead of axkanah, ahakatl for ehekatl, small differences
This is fantastic! Thank you for putting this together and sharing your knowledge.
MY RESPECTS TO THIS GUY DEPARTE DE RAUL NAVEJAS III 🇺🇲🇲🇽 SALUDOS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT JOB IN PRESERVING HISTORY...
This is an awesome channel, man! Glad I came across it. I remember I was really interested in learning Nahuatl back when I was in middle school, but I could never find any videos teaching it on UA-cam back in the day. I'm a half-Mexican, half-Irish dude from Texas, and I've sort of made it a mission of mine to learn the native tongues of these countries.
Soy Mexicana! Me encanta este lenguaje! Me gustaría ver mas videos tuyos!!
Lesson 1 done! Thank u so much for putting this video together! Wishing you the best in your future endeavors! tlazocamati!
Nahuatl is spoken where my mom's hometown is and I only got an introduction to the language. It's cool to see so much content on the language in one place. I will continue to study
Notokah West Coast Graffiti gracias for this I'll definitely watch the whole lesson you've put out 🙏🏼
Great video, wonderful teacher!
Thank you so much! I have a young student who mainly speaks Nahuatl, and I really want to be able to communicate with him and show him that I am interested in the language he and his family speak!
Que Dios le bedinga por estas videos!!
Talk to some folks that speak "regular Spanish" , not the text book stuff that is Spain's language . Most Mexicans speak a mix of Nahuatl and Spains spanish.
I just bought your book and i am loving it! I really hope i dont sound cheesy, but i cant deny that learning Nahuatl makes me feel like i am connecting to my ancestry. Thank you for all the work that you put into the book and these videos!
Listo para aprender mi idioma original. Gracias hermano
I have been wanting to learn Nahuatl since I can remember. I listened to Tales From Azlantis podcast where you appeared as a guest to talk about learning Nahuatl. I’m glad I did, I ordered your book, just waiting to receive it, and found your UA-cam channel and Facebook group. I appreciate you! I’m going to immerse myself in your lessons. Tlaskamati!
Post questions anytime, enjoy :)
Thanks a lot for your lessons! After visiting Mexican places of interest last year, we decided to learn more about native history of Mesoamerica. And your course is so useful! Keep teaching! Good luck!
My neighbor in Mexico which is almost like my grandma calls me okichpil even though I am an older teen. It just makes me think how wholesome she is.
Thank you so much for putting effort in teaching this beautiful language... I'm a Brazilian self-learner, and Nahuatl is on my bucket list!! Greetings!!
Been thinking about watching these videos for a while, finally did and looking forward to watching more
Tlaskamati miak nowampo! This channel will be a great resource!
I'm hopeful it will! Tlaskamati for the support
Thanks a lot, muchas gracias, herzlichen Dank für deine erste Einführung; didaktisch perfekt; voy a aprender más contigo esperando que finalmente pudiere agradacerme en nahuatl otro día !-)
Im 22 and my family is from puebla and have been wanting to learn this beautiful language for so long . Much love , hopefully i can help teach my friends and family.
My family from my mother's side( Dad & Mom were both from Veracruz) would speak around me when i was a teenager and I was always curious but they weren't too keen on teaching but my cousin tought me a bit. Now im an adult and verrry curious to learn. We all need to know where we came from and not let our culture die out or forget our ancestors no matter what they did, respectively.
I am so excited to have found this channel! I've been wanting to learn Nahuatl for a very long time and am looking forward to learning.
Welcome here!
really a great instructor, I feel like I'm picking it up on the first lesson. The repetition is key for me.
¡Tlatzkualli! Tlasohkamati tikchihtok inin tlamachtilistli. ¡Nechpaktia miek nikittok!
thank you so much for this! after three years of learning spanish i've been looking for resources to learn nahuatl too. this channel is easily the best i've found, such good quality audio, and so accessible with how you go over the vocab
Thank you for sharing from Lydia. Enjoyed the teaching. You teaching is easy.
Gracias mi hermano ...por tus enseñanzas de Language...
recently ive been trying to connect with my native roots, i dont even know what tribe my family comes from since we are so disconnected from it. but i thought if i cant figure out specifically, i could at least try to reconnect with what most mexicans are familiar with, nahuatl. thank you very much for your lessons! i look forward to learning more from your videos!
I think thats a good idea, nahuatl was a general language then and it can be once again, not all of us can relearn our original language or reconnect so nahuatl is a great space for reconnecting
@Lewis C tbh I’m not sure. My mom told me she was born in Agua Buena but I don’t think they’re originally from there. They moved after a few years to Matamoros and that’s where most of them stayed.
I cant believe i found a video for the huastec version! Im a descendant of the huastec people and been wanting to connect more with my indigenous side. Really appreciate this video!!
Check our all my videos theres tons more :)
This is awesome āchcāuhtli, I’m subscribed and plan on learning with you. Much love from Texas
notokah calisco. this is my first class, thank you for teaching. I will continue w you.
Excellent presentation of elementary Nahuatl. Good for building a foundation in this fascinating language.
You are wonderful! Tlazokamati!
Great series. Mad props for conserving and spreading the language like this.
Thank you for this, look forward to viewing your videos and learning. Thank you for sharing this knowledge
A person I follow on Twitter recommended your channel to me (I asked how to pronounce Nahuatl). I absolutely love how you start with small concrete examples and build from there.
your books + videos have been an incredible resource for learning Nahuatl
tlaskamati!
You are a awesome teacher 👩🏫
Thank you for this. Teaching my children and making this a family foundation.
I just found out I’m 25% Nahua. I’m glad I found your channel.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Absolutely invaluable!
This is perfect! I’m looking forward to future lessons 😃✨
Come to come! tlaskamati!
Oh how beautiful!!! I’m loving this!
I remember the vlogger Sabbatical touring through Mexico to find people to speak Nahuatl to. Cool language.
So excited to learn from you brother
All my family that knew the language are out of reach or have sadly passed and Im only limited to basic phrases. you’ve given my 7 year old son the opportunity to properly learn and understand more than what I can teach him, thank you!🥹
THANK YOU. love from croatia
I'm very grateful of putting a warning on the differences in nahuatl language because it's it's going to differ strontgly depending on the region and even touching or admideattly off other varieties when it's actually other of the spoken language but still going to change if we're talking about the pur'hepechan sound or the chontal sound combination. Although they're really good
Este contenido vale oro, identidad en un video, además empieza por la variante Huasteca ❤. Subscrito.
Thank you so much for helping us connect with our ancestral roots❤️🔥
I appreciate you so much, this will be my 7th language im picking up.
Powerful sounding language
I love learning my peoples language.
Muchas gracias por su valiosa contribución Maestro.
I want to learn Nawat (🇸🇻), but since that’s harder to find to learn, this root language shall do!!
This is just perfect
You are a very good teacher. I don’t know if you’re an educator in any way, other than this channel, lol, but if not, you should consider it. The way you teach is very clear, and the visual aids are so helpful. You seem like you’d have a lot of patience with students of any age. I really enjoyed this video and have subscribed. I’m reading a booking about the ancient cultures in the Mosquitia region of Honduras specifically, and all ancient Mesoamerican cultures in general. I had a question while reading, and googled my question, which led me to youtube. Your channel caught my eye and I’m glad I clicked on it. Thanks for the lesson, and I hope to continue them with you!
Thanks! I do work with children with disabilities :)