Xochitl here, I have a Nicaraguan friend whose name is Eztli, meeting him made me realize how influential Nahua culture was outside of Mexico. In Nicaragua and El Salvador it's the mainstream culture proving how dominant the Nahuas were and still are in those countries.
So excited to find your channel! I’m expecting and I thought this would be a perfect time to reclaim our Indigenous routes and gift my child with a name representative of who we really are ❤️❤️
I am interested in finding a nahuatl community.. I'm learning the language and mexica culture to be close to our ancestors... I wish to meet new nahuatl speaking friends and people.. Does anybody know where I can find them?
Please make more of these videos! I’m studying Nahuatl for my dissertation paper and it’s so hard to find actual live users of the language online! It’s one thing to learn pronunciation and how to read, it’s another to hear someone speak it with the natural intonation and emotion that comes with speech and you do it so well!
It’s crazy how we once had the land and they had the Bible. Now we have the Bible and they have the land. Our people needs to leave that religion alone and bring back our ancestors roots
Yo soy salvadoreña y me apellido Quezada pero mi hijo es apellido Cuatlatoa y apenas me enteré según qué significa el que habla como águila. Can you please tell me if this is what really means so i can teach my son our culture he’s half mexican-salvadorian but his dad is white skin short men! I have Mayan-Pipil ancestors back home in el salvador including myself but we don’t really have true indigenous anymore they are almost in their 80-90 and they were afraid to pass it on to the younger generations due to all the kïllings just in 1932 more than 20,000 were kill in Sonsonate just because of our language and skin color
Thanks this helped me a lot , I’ve been interested in learning a lot more about the language, I’ve just finished watching and learning from all your videos and they helped a lot !!!! So huge thank you to you !! Also I’m in Sj too so this is super convenient as I attend a lot of the aztec festivals so thank you again 💯💯 I can’t wait to see your next upload
Could you direct me to an elder. Who would guide me in choosing a name. How could I contact one? I live in Texas and there's not many nahuatl teachers here like in California
i like these videos - i'm australian so still confused about the pronunciation of "tl". It seems to be different when it begins a word from when it's at the end. Ok, so i'll look again at episode 3. thanks
The "Mexica" nametape patch was custom made, but Tochtli Wear has some awesome patches including the Mexica Flag. www.tochtliwear.com/search?type=product&q=patch
Im so thankful for you. Im Aztec/Comanche Native Indigenous woman. Ive been learning here and there. I want to teach my grandchildren. They took so much from our people with violence. Its important to me that we learn and pass this knowledge to the next generation. NIMITZENQUICAH XIMOCHICAHUACA (I want you to be strong) ✌🏽💚🙏🏽🦅🪶💕
Great video bro. I really appreciate you pronunciation examples especially with the kw (cuh,uc) phoneme. This sound is often butchered by people learning Nahuatl especially in Danza where the make it a KU sound. Excellent job. Tlazohcamati huel miac.
Pialli 👋🏽 I was wondering how one goes about the naming ceremony, when and even where? I’ve kept the name Ayotli because my mom calls me turtle but I’m not sure how to get my real name?
Your passion and insights are incredible! I'm learning so much with your videos and eager to check out the book recommendations. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Congratulations on the birth of your son -- you are and will be an amazing father to him. Wishing you and your family all the best!
Hey man I’m having a hard time picking out a name for my daughter to come. Is there any way you can help me with that naming ceremony and how it goes. I’m a historian myself and although my library consists mainly of European history, it also contains a little bit everything else and therefore meso American culture as well. Now when it comes to naming my kids I get a little serious in terms of meaning. Me and my wife have been searching for a Nahuatl name and meaning this time but your ceremony sounds very interesting. Is there anyway you can help and indulge me a little more with our Nahuatl roots and culture ?
Congratulations on your baby girl! My naming ceremony was done through my calpulli. My maestro, Ocelocoatl, used the Arturo Mesa Gutierrez correlation to calculate my birth date and time in the Mexica calendar, and research my tonalamatl in the codices. You can calculate her tonalamatl using www.tonalama.com/hoy.php You can give her a tonalamatl name using the energies in her tonalamatl, or check out this website for more Nahuatl name ideas. sixthsunridaz.com/nahuatl-names/
Thank you temachtiani. Many of us are reconnecting, may our creator contiune to lead you on this path of education. May blessings cover you always.
Congratulations! And good, to see you back!
Congrats on your son! ❤️
Hi mijo he looks so much like you when you were a baby! I cant wait to see him!
Xochitl here, I have a Nicaraguan friend whose name is Eztli, meeting him made me realize how influential Nahua culture was outside of Mexico. In Nicaragua and El Salvador it's the mainstream culture proving how dominant the Nahuas were and still are in those countries.
So excited to find your channel! I’m expecting and I thought this would be a perfect time to reclaim our Indigenous routes and gift my child with a name representative of who we really are ❤️❤️
This was fast but I think it helped a lot with my pronunciation. Happy to see a new video and congratulations on beginning your family!
I am interested in finding a nahuatl community.. I'm learning the language and mexica culture to be close to our ancestors... I wish to meet new nahuatl speaking friends and people.. Does anybody know where I can find them?
Been hoping to see more content from you, congratulations on the new addition to your family!!
Congratulations on your baby! Thanks for the video.
Please make more of these videos! I’m studying Nahuatl for my dissertation paper and it’s so hard to find actual live users of the language online! It’s one thing to learn pronunciation and how to read, it’s another to hear someone speak it with the natural intonation and emotion that comes with speech and you do it so well!
HEY WHATS UP MAN HOW YOU DOING, MY NAME IS JOSE TLATENCHI AND J WANTED TO KNKW MORE OF MY ROOTS AND BACKROUND CONSIDERING MY LAST NAME IS NAHUATL
Pialli nocniuh! I'm well, thank you. I hope you are too!
It’s crazy how we once had the land and they had the Bible. Now we have the Bible and they have the land. Our people needs to leave that religion alone and bring back our ancestors roots
Congratulations!!! Tlazohcamati for bringing the baby and presenting him to the Calpulli. He's just adorbs
1:08 Xocheetl
Thank you
Yo soy salvadoreña y me apellido Quezada pero mi hijo es apellido Cuatlatoa y apenas me enteré según qué significa el que habla como águila. Can you please tell me if this is what really means so i can teach my son our culture he’s half mexican-salvadorian but his dad is white skin short men! I have Mayan-Pipil ancestors back home in el salvador including myself but we don’t really have true indigenous anymore they are almost in their 80-90 and they were afraid to pass it on to the younger generations due to all the kïllings just in 1932 more than 20,000 were kill in Sonsonate just because of our language and skin color
Hey brotha are you referring of temachtiani Ocelocoatl Ramirez?
Where you get that jacket bro
I designed my jacket with different patches, mostly from Native owned brands like The NTVS.
Why not go into detail Mano? This helped us a lil bit I can't even lie. Detroit and Flint AND imlay city appreciate you
Itzcoatl like Quetzacoatl? Are there some pronunciations that lightly pronounce the l at the end, blending with the t?
Can you post of video on how to say the name athziri? It’s my middle name but I feel like I’m saying it wrong :(
Thanks this helped me a lot , I’ve been interested in learning a lot more about the language, I’ve just finished watching and learning from all your videos and they helped a lot !!!! So huge thank you to you !! Also I’m in Sj too so this is super convenient as I attend a lot of the aztec festivals so thank you again 💯💯
I can’t wait to see your next upload
Could you direct me to an elder. Who would guide me in choosing a name. How could I contact one? I live in Texas and there's not many nahuatl teachers here like in California
Congratulations on your baby ,
I’m glad you are keeping our culture alive. Thank you.🔥🔥🔥👍
Can you break down the name “IZAZAGA”
One question can someone get their Nahuatl name even at the age of 18?
Duncan is a friend of mine. thanks for giving him a shout out
I’d like to know how to come up with a name for my son, please if you can help, tag me
Congratulations! Are there any links to naming tables? Or how to calculate the dates and times of birth?
i like these videos - i'm australian so still confused about the pronunciation of "tl". It seems to be different when it begins a word from when it's at the end. Ok, so i'll look again at episode 3. thanks
Congratulations 🎉👏
So what does my last name mean Cazahuatl?
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Congrats on your new baby! Great channel content.
Thank you for the great info
Looking for a name for my son
How do you pronounce yollotl/yolotl?
Keep up the good work and congratulations on your beautiful son
Pialli nocniuh! Cenca nechpactia in ticchihua, tlazohcamati. Ma ce cualli yohualli ihuan ma cualli tinemis, Temachtiani Coyomitziné.
Excited for more videos! I appreciate all the explanations and teachings. Blessings to you and your family!
💜love!
It helped a lot bro. I wanna learn my ancestors language SO bad
Buen contenido hermano. Te has ganado mi suscripción. Y muchas felicidades por el nuevo integrante a la familia. Saludos 💯
Gracias!
Thanks for the book recommendations
Congratulations!!! ☀️🌵
Tlazohcamati! Thank you.
Eres muy bueno haciendo videos y dando a conocer la cultura e idioma náhuatl.
👍
Awesome channel my brother.
This is amazing! Please continue to teach us and inspire me and others to learn more about our ancestors
Where can we acquire Mexica patches like the ones you have there amazing
The "Mexica" nametape patch was custom made, but Tochtli Wear has some awesome patches including the Mexica Flag.
www.tochtliwear.com/search?type=product&q=patch
you are a legend
Im so thankful for you. Im Aztec/Comanche Native Indigenous woman. Ive been learning here and there. I want to teach my grandchildren. They took so much from our people with violence. Its important to me that we learn and pass this knowledge to the next generation.
NIMITZENQUICAH XIMOCHICAHUACA (I want you to be strong)
✌🏽💚🙏🏽🦅🪶💕
Great video bro. I really appreciate you pronunciation examples especially with the kw (cuh,uc) phoneme. This sound is often butchered by people learning Nahuatl especially in Danza where the make it a KU sound. Excellent job. Tlazohcamati huel miac.
love your knowledge, good info. keeping it alive, keeps us present. The farther we can look back, the further we can go forward!
Pialli 👋🏽 I was wondering how one goes about the naming ceremony, when and even where? I’ve kept the name Ayotli because my mom calls me turtle but I’m not sure how to get my real name?
I've tracked the tonalli for the day I was born. Is there a way I could get a reading for this?. As well as a list of names
God, I love your channel. Keep it coming, man. I'll be a supporter for a long time!
That was an amazing video. I feel like I need to meet you to understand further the spirit within. Thank you
Beautiful video. Thank you for this. 🙏🏽
I actually own a copy of Aztec thought and culture. it's a really good book
Your passion and insights are incredible! I'm learning so much with your videos and eager to check out the book recommendations.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Congratulations on the birth of your son -- you are and will be an amazing father to him.
Wishing you and your family all the best!
Will you be bringing him up speaking Nahuatl?
Quemah, I want to teach him everything I know.
@@nahuatltlahtocan Fantastic! Great to know! Wonderful how you see it as so important! People like you bring me hope for true decolonisation.
Your who came to town ? And what did he read ? I’m interested in learning about naming ceremonies and their history
how do you pronounce tizoc
Almost like the English words "tea" and "soak" with emphasis on tea. "TEA-soak."
@@nahuatltlahtocan thank you
I was also wondering do you have a list of boy names
This is great.
Hey man I’m having a hard time picking out a name for my daughter to come. Is there any way you can help me with that naming ceremony and how it goes. I’m a historian myself and although my library consists mainly of European history, it also contains a little bit everything else and therefore meso American culture as well. Now when it comes to naming my kids I get a little serious in terms of meaning. Me and my wife have been searching for a Nahuatl name and meaning this time but your ceremony sounds very interesting. Is there anyway you can help and indulge me a little more with our Nahuatl roots and culture ?
Congratulations on your baby girl! My naming ceremony was done through my calpulli. My maestro, Ocelocoatl, used the Arturo Mesa Gutierrez correlation to calculate my birth date and time in the Mexica calendar, and research my tonalamatl in the codices. You can calculate her tonalamatl using www.tonalama.com/hoy.php
You can give her a tonalamatl name using the energies in her tonalamatl, or check out this website for more Nahuatl name ideas.
sixthsunridaz.com/nahuatl-names/
@@nahuatltlahtocan thanks man