Nahuatl lessons Table of Contents (As requested)

[deactivated user]

Basics 1

• Part 1: Man, The, I, Not, Am, You, Boy, Etc...

• Part 2: Pronounciation, Tl, Noun endings, Woman, Girl, Etc...

• Part 3:Work, Good, Sleep, Fall, A lot, Hungry, The, Etc...

Basics 2

• Part 1: Big/Great, Coffee, Not good, Beautiful, In, Cafe, Ugly , questions, Etc..

• Part 2: Possessive pronouns and Respect

• Part 3: Plurals and Possession cont.

Phrases

• Part 1: Hello, goodbye, how are you?, Etc..

Food

• Part 1 : Foods and intro to verbs

[het_aapje]

How did you learn Nahuatl?

[deactivated user]

Through many online resources and one or two people in real life. I began studying the religion for a long time along with the culture, and the language came along with it. I study more than just nahuatl as well, Native american languages are my special. My favourites are Nahuatl, Yucatec, and Cherokee(I have some posts on cherokee as well)

[het_aapje]

Cool :D Good luck with any more that you learn ^^

[tzigi0]

This may come in handy: http://www.revitalization.al.uw.edu.pl/ It is a whole website dedicated to the revitalization of Nahuatl and other endangered languages. It has such fun materials as a section devoted solely to language acquisition (http://www.revitalization.al.uw.edu.pl/nah/Nahuatl/39/teaching-materials), monolingual books (http://www.revitalization.al.uw.edu.pl/nah/Tag/publication_nahuatl) and even a monolingual dictionary (http://www.revitalization.al.uw.edu.pl/nah/Nahuatl/6/145/tlahtolxitlauhcayotl).

Also the Oregon dictionary is the best one out there: http://whp.uoregon.edu/dictionaries/nahuatl/

[Source: I am a collaborator of the project "Revitalizing Endangered Languages" and have done 2 years of Classical Nahuatl]

[Teen_Polyglot]

Thank you sooo much for these! I really want to learn Nahuatl! Which dialect is this?

[deactivated user]

Amitla(No problem)! Top rated comment chain on first lesson :D

[deactivated user]

Yes I am aware the last link is not functioning......

I will have a solution soon, but for now just copy and paste the URL

[libbkatt]

Ópera náhuatl Xochicuicatl cuecuechtli uploaded on youtube this week, but it's subbed in Spanish and I'm not fluent enough to understand much, yet. Soon.

[deactivated user]

Wow! Really great find thinks. It is titled as Xochicuicatl which in nahuatl means Flower song from Xochitl+Cuicatl (The tl is dropped, we will get to that.)

[Himawari34]

Niltze! I wanted to make a post on the list of lessons created by users (soon I hope) and I just want to let you know that I will include the link of this lesson page and username there ^^ please reply if you give the permission to do so

[deactivated user]

Of course!

[Himawari34]

Thank you! I've also added your Cherokee lessons ^^

[Itwas]

Oh my God! Why did I discover this until now! Dude, you're the best, thanks for bringing this together.

[deactivated user]

No problem! Soon I'm going to redo all of these and I make whole new lessons with another person on Duolingo. First we are going to work on classical (She has already posted 3 lessons) and then we will get back to 2 modern dialects. I can link her lessons if you like.

[Itwas]

That would be awesome! Thanks again for this.