The good thing about Mexico is when you travel, you always come across someone who is very knowledgeable. The thing is he is learning from you as much as you are learning from him.
Nichia mechpactia novideo! Hope you enjoyed this first part of a new Nahuatl series as much as I did, and I also hope that you never have to experience Pavilion Time..
as a geologist, around 17:47 you can see some great opalescent layers. Mines in Australia have produced some very valuable gemstones from stratigraphic layers such as these. If they have depth to the opalensent mineralization, opal gemstones could be produced from them.
As I found people are very friendly and open in Mexico. If it wasnt such a dangerous country in the North and in the middle it woukd be the ideal travel destination.
4:36 "Te estoy pirateando" means that she's "pirating" or "faking" your products, which means they are not original. Usamos mucho el verbo "piratear" para referirnos a cuando alguien le roba una idea y/o producto a otra, la señora vende ropa Tommy pirata, por ende le "pirateó" el producto a Tommy. De hecho, hace unos 15 años hubo una serie de comerciales anti-piratería los cuales pasaban en el cine, recuerdo mucho uno donde los niños decían "tenemos un papá pirata ;(" xD
It is sad that this young American modern explorer knows more Nahuatl than a lot of Whitexicans nowadays 😢 Great videos, try visiting Cuetzalan Puebla, and surrounding towns like Azcapo flax Zaragoza, Tlatlahuqui, etc.
Yo, don't know who you are or how i came across your video but truly enjoyed seeing a white guy from New York taking in the language and culture with due respect. Thank You for sharing and exemplary work!
This is the second video I have watched of you speaking Nahuatl. What is your process for learning Nahuatl? I am interested in learning and I find it a difficult process with few resources.
It can be frustrating but don't give up! I used a few free resources I found online, and then took a series of classes with a teacher. I'm still learning actually. Here's a full course with audio examples: tlahtolli.coerll.utexas.edu/ And here's a grammar guide: www.vcn.bc.ca/prisons/grahuas.pdf Both are for the Nahuatl of la Huasteca, the region in this video and the variant that I learned. Mah cualli ohtli
Really nice. You have an entertaining way on how you create these videos. Always explain a little bit, give some local impressions and just some raw honest footage without any big edittings. Also you are a very chillded guy. Your Channel will catch a lot more attention, but every start is rough. So keep grinding :) (I know you don't really care 2much anyway) Oh and one question, how did you actually learn spanish so well? By just travelling or at school, by some app...........?
I've just come across your videos and I enjoy them. Can I ask how you learned to speak Spanish, for latin america? I always wanted to be fluent but I am like a novice-intermediate, where I can ask for basic things or know words and point to help with comprehension. I don't have a hispanic community to practice with.
En el estado de guerrero por la región de alta balsas si existe buenos días. De 1:00am a 9:00 am se dice tlanextileh de 9:00am a 12:00pm se dice nolteh de 12: 00pm hasta que sé mente el sol se dice teotlakilteh después que se oscurese se dice tlapoyahuileh saludos desde sacramento ca. Nehjua notoca tlahtolpixketl
It seems like the state isn't really present in that area and the people basically self-manage it. It's an obvious demonstration of how unnecessary the state is, unless it's stealing from those communities to benefit rich people and creating problems that they have to deal with.
Very disappointing Mask wearing can’t be compulsory because that guy hasn’t got one on. If you actually believe in a mask in terms of coronavirus where the bloody thing properly instead of just doing some compliance with it underneath your nose
I’m Mexican and I never got to learn Nahuatl, very impressive for a foreigner that took this time to learn it! Great video
Same here
The good thing about Mexico is when you travel, you always come across someone who is very knowledgeable. The thing is he is learning from you as much as you are learning from him.
I absolutely love the moment when you asked the lady how she's doing and it took her a second to realize she knew what you said.
This mexican friend is a really tough and intelligent guy. You were very lucky to find him
The secret pathway through the cave to church is amazing. Centuries old. Wow
Nichia mechpactia novideo! Hope you enjoyed this first part of a new Nahuatl series as much as I did, and I also hope that you never have to experience Pavilion Time..
Tlazokamati nechpacti mu vidoes!!! Thanks I love your vidoes.
as a geologist, around 17:47 you can see some great opalescent layers. Mines in Australia have produced some very valuable gemstones from stratigraphic layers such as these. If they have depth to the opalensent mineralization, opal gemstones could be produced from them.
All you have to do is destroy the natural beauty, and you can get money 🤑
Thank you for these videos. I subscribed and I’m looking forward to more!
Welcome! Happy to have you along for the journey
The driver said he was from “el distrito “ standing for Distrito Federal, the former name of Mexico City
Ah yeah, I missed that part. That was too Mexican for me to understand!
Isn't it still called DF like how Washington DC is just called DC?
@@PlasmaSnake369 the Government changed the name
@@PlasmaSnake369 from time to time
Little Violet Baby keeping our Roots STRONG! 3:16
You deserve million views and subscribers.. simple yet expensive content. Feels great to watch your amazing vlog 😊😊👍👍
what an awesome adventure
Love this guys vibe!
You are a lucky man . God bless
Your journey is so inspiring learn. So much from your journey -Respect
20 subscribers? As time goes. Now close to the 68k. Keep it up Tommy
x10
*2:50 Brazas are hot charcoal and Copal with a C is a sacred tree resin. The inscence burner is called a Sahumador
As I found people are very friendly and open in Mexico. If it wasnt such a dangerous country in the North and in the middle it woukd be the ideal travel destination.
Entonces porque somos el 6to país mas visitado a nivel mundial? mi duda
Agreed.
4:36 "Te estoy pirateando" means that she's "pirating" or "faking" your products, which means they are not original.
Usamos mucho el verbo "piratear" para referirnos a cuando alguien le roba una idea y/o producto a otra, la señora vende ropa Tommy pirata, por ende le "pirateó" el producto a Tommy.
De hecho, hace unos 15 años hubo una serie de comerciales anti-piratería los cuales pasaban en el cine, recuerdo mucho uno donde los niños decían "tenemos un papá pirata ;(" xD
Gracias por el corazón, aquí te dejo el comercial por si gustas verlo:
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Great video. I had never heard of this place
12:12 Made me laugh 😂. Cool video.
Super interesting!!👍👍👍
Muy bien Tomy !
It is sad that this young American modern explorer knows more Nahuatl than a lot of Whitexicans nowadays 😢
Great videos, try visiting Cuetzalan Puebla, and surrounding towns like Azcapo flax Zaragoza, Tlatlahuqui, etc.
The shock on their faces as you spoke Náhuatl 🤣 the Pavilion was sobering 😔 great video once again
Yo, don't know who you are or how i came across your video but truly enjoyed seeing a white guy from New York taking in the language and culture with due respect. Thank You for sharing and exemplary work!
Mucho bueno. Garcia Tommy.
Awesome!
Bro you should make a course on how to learn languages as fast you do!
This is the second video I have watched of you speaking Nahuatl. What is your process for learning Nahuatl? I am interested in learning and I find it a difficult process with few resources.
It can be frustrating but don't give up! I used a few free resources I found online, and then took a series of classes with a teacher. I'm still learning actually.
Here's a full course with audio examples:
tlahtolli.coerll.utexas.edu/
And here's a grammar guide:
www.vcn.bc.ca/prisons/grahuas.pdf
Both are for the Nahuatl of la Huasteca, the region in this video and the variant that I learned. Mah cualli ohtli
also if you speak spanish I was just referred to an online teacher in CDMX. Let me know
My mother in law is from chelzingo I think it’s called I’ve spent a lot of time there many parties with the awesome people.weddings and so on
Your spanish sounds a lot like argentinian accent. Nice video man!
You are right, that's because it is. He lived in Argentina for 2 years :)
Really nice. You have an entertaining way on how you create these videos. Always explain a little bit, give some local impressions and just some raw honest footage without any big edittings.
Also you are a very chillded guy.
Your Channel will catch a lot more attention, but every start is rough.
So keep grinding :) (I know you don't really care 2much anyway)
Oh and one question, how did you actually learn spanish so well? By just travelling or at school, by some app...........?
He said...by app.
I've just come across your videos and I enjoy them. Can I ask how you learned to speak Spanish, for latin america? I always wanted to be fluent but I am like a novice-intermediate, where I can ask for basic things or know words and point to help with comprehension. I don't have a hispanic community to practice with.
This guy is nice chilled out. Reminds me a little bit of myself. Definetly more than bald and bankrupt.
Bald always seems to be super hyper.
Algunas palabras las pronuncias como argentino, buen canal y ojalá crezcas mucho
Jaja se nota eh? I learned my Spanish in Argentina. Muchas gracias, ojalá!
@@SabbaticalTommy es que los argentinos suelen pronunciar Y y LL como SH :)
@@nantz-9397no solo es argentina. Es un acento rioplatense. Los paraguayos y uruguayos lo usan también
20 subs to 110k in 7 months that’s crazy
Ok this was cualtitoc
Lol please find more videos about shopping for stuff then I'll buy it this is Oaxaca l and the videos are funny
Bruh did you really have around 20 subscribers at this time? I can't even believe it.
Donde aprendiste a hablar nahuatl amigo?
How or what books did you use to learn your Nahuatl
I have seen you walking around in Africa doing your thing. How do you go about learning the languages?
Panolti, the nahuatlahtolli people don´t say cualli tonalli, it doesn´t exist, they say dependens the hour
Thanks, you're right. Thankfully they understood my broken idioms..
En el estado de guerrero por la región de alta balsas si existe buenos días. De 1:00am a 9:00 am se dice tlanextileh de 9:00am a 12:00pm se dice nolteh de 12: 00pm hasta que sé mente el sol se dice teotlakilteh después que se oscurese se dice tlapoyahuileh saludos desde sacramento ca. Nehjua notoca tlahtolpixketl
Oh y salud se dice mahticonikan
How do you say dependens the hour in Nahuatl?
1:26 Well, you don't have 20 subscribers anymore.
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If you say plata in México sounds very Argentinian and the people thing that you are talking about silver stuff, you have to say dinero o lana.
So the state can say is doing their job lol
Did you learn Spanish in Argentina?
Yes he did, he lived there for 2 years
It seems like the state isn't really present in that area and the people basically self-manage it. It's an obvious demonstration of how unnecessary the state is, unless it's stealing from those communities to benefit rich people and creating problems that they have to deal with.
Naw bro keep talking to the locals they make your videos. I guess you alright too
video rules
Very disappointing Mask wearing can’t be compulsory because that guy hasn’t got one on.
If you actually believe in a mask in terms of coronavirus where the bloody thing properly instead of just doing some compliance with it underneath your nose
Not to be mean but stop trying too hard with the locals bro
nOt Be MeAn BuT YoUre OpInion Is shIt bro