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Thanks again Jorge! You pronounce the words very clearly and it helps me learn!

out of curiosity, what would “lightsaber” be in yucatec maya?👀 níib óolal! 🫶🏼🤟🏼🫂✋🏼🫴🏼🖤💯

níib óolal! káatech!✋🏼🫴🏼🫂🖤💯

Holaa Jorge, podrías apoyarme con una traducción de la que no estoy seguro, la frase u oración es "destellos de la madre" gracias Heey Jorge, can u help me pls, i wanna translate this sentence " destellos de la madre" i think in english is something like "mother flashes" tku man btw the language that i need is purépecha

The Mayans are a powerful and amazing people, thank you for sharing your knowledge of their language with us, you should build your own school if you haven’t already, the possibilities are huge!

I’m trying to like maya it’s a little tough I speak spanish not fluent but this is a language I heard in wakanda forever and maybe me interested in learning thank you for taking the time to teach us this beautiful language

thanks for the information :)

How do you say his / her then? . a?

ich meinte ,,unpersönnliches Pronomen"

Nib óolal

Great channel however this last comment stated they had Caucasian parents. Did you verify that they are from the Caucus mountains only they are true caucasians

parace una idea de españoles. Pero sin referencias, pues que les interesa si hay curador o curadora si alguien necesita que les curan. A tambien esuchado usar 'ma o 'pa para identificar hombre o mujer. Pudieras clarificar o compartir lo que conoces de esto?

انت تعرف اللغه العربيه؟

I’m a new student starting with this video and I was wondering if there will be in the upcoming videos, a lesson on how to properly perform glottal stops especially the k’??

jach níib óolal . xi'iktech uts..

Hello! Why wouldn’t yan be included in “Tu’ux a kaajal?” And why wouldn’t there be a 3rd person suffix at the end of yan for “Tu’ux yan?”

Hello! So with putting j in front of a name, would I commonly put that in front of the name of each person I would interact with? And is it for men and women?

Hello! I noticed that you put the accent in k’íin for the first two and for the next two you didn’t for k’iin, I was wondering if that was intentional and what that signifies?

¡this video is really helpful for me thank you so much!

Some of these words remind me of nahuatl

Profe no, ya bien tardesote acá

Another helpful video Jorge, thank you!

thank you , useful

Awesome. Thanks for the content.

Thank you. but i suppose that '' Tin miis '' must be 'Tin weenel' if u want to say : ' sleep ' ? :) thank you again, have a nice day Níib óolal tu ka'aten , xi'iktech uts...

It feels good learning Mayan

Here in 2024 learning.. .malob kiim

Another excellent video Jorge! You are providing a valuable service for the world.

Am from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦... Am just very much interested in learning and being able to speak Yucatec Maya ❤. I can say your tutorials are really helping ❤

when you add the o´ to martes, can you does this for all Spanish days of the week if you want to see someone on another day of the week? Tak tuláak miercoleso´? domingoo´? Dios bootik!

I am interested in the linguistic influences to the P'urhepecha language. Could you talk about that? thanks Jorge.

The pronunciation of the letter j is similar to its pronunciation in Spanish. Is it an influence of the Spanish or is it just a similarity?

I study Mayan language from time to time, I benefited from your videos, thank you. The Mayan language and the Turkish language are close to each other. There are many common words. That's why it sounds familiar to my ears, but I'm also curious about the Nahuatl language. After learning the Mayan language thoroughly, I want to learn Sanskrit and then I will look at the Nahuatl language. I just wanted to send a message of support and thank you.

Finally a new video, better start writting this down. I'm glad you started again and I wish you luck amigo.

Ma'alob sáastal !! ❤ wow I love all of your videos can you please give me any tips in how to adapt and learn from them, how many languages do you know? My ancestors are all APACHE , INDIAN, NAVAJO ,, I went to CANCUN and I enjoyed my stay there but my language was a barrier because I could speak There language,, I’m a Shaman and I will learn my gifted Language 🙏🏼🙏🏼thank you so much for all you do to help others Kanáantaba😊

❤ Ma'alob k'iin ,,,I would love to know if you give classes or do a zoom ,, I’m interested in learning this language,,

I want to learn mayan language

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Jorge!! Im andres! I was learning P'urhépecha with you in the same class with edgaru! Hope all is well! Was wondering if you still have his contact info so that i can learn more or if you have more resources that u can share?

I'm watching all your videos right now because I just finished Black Panther 2 and was in love with how the Talokan Mayans spoke. It's supposed to be similar to Yucatan Mayan. Your videos are so simple and good, such a beautiful language. Thank you!

Is there a feminine version of J?

all the love from this indigenous woman in texas

from this reconnecting Cherokee who’s wanted to learn Yucatec Maya for a minute, thank you so much 🫶🏼🙏🏼 Li’iik Talokan✋🏼🫴🏼🖤

Dios bo’otik

Is the Yucatec Maya language the one I should be studying alongside the ancient Maya glyphs? I understand their are many Maya languages so not sure which corresponds the closest to the ancient language

Thank you so much, Jorge. I am blessed to have retired here from the US between Tulum and Coba. Many of my friends and workers here are Yucatec Mayan. Many are Mexicano. I speak enough Spanish to survive but I am much more interested in learning everything I can about Mayan history, culture, language, artifacts, art, greetings, farewells, or specific compliments. for me to learn and practice. Beliefs about health and healing are also fascinating to me as a retired nurse. I have been to Bolivia on a medical mission yrs ago and blessed to spend time among the Quechua Mayans. Please keep teaching as you are a natural and your deep respect and love for your heritage is beautiful! ❤