UTO-AZTECAN LANGUAGES
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Uto-Aztecan is a prominent family of indigenous languages in the Americas, encompassing over thirty languages primarily found in the Western United States and Mexico. Its name reflects its inclusion of both the Ute language from Utah and the Nahuan languages (also known as Aztecan) from Mexico. This language family ranks among the largest in the Americas in terms of speakers, languages, and geographic spread. It's commonly divided into northern and southern branches, correlating with the languages' locations in the US and Mexico respectively, though debate persists on whether this classification is genetic or geographical. The homeland of Uto-Aztecan languages is believed to be in the Southwestern United States or Northwestern Mexico.
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We tend to act as if Mexico (and Mesoamerica) and the United States are two different parts of the World, but North America is a vast half of a continent, with culture meeting and interacting. In this case, we even see many cultures being related to each other
They aren't the same but they aren't all that different either. It's like France and Germany, both similar but also different cultures and lineage, all are valid & distinct.
There definitely are similarities, one of the cultural/genetic connections between Mexicans and Central Americans is through their Indigenous population. For example in the pre-columbian era the Nahuas migrated from Mexico all the way down to Costa Rica. My grandpa was from a Nahua Nicarao community in Tola, Nicaragua and my DNA test traced alot of my Native American ancestry back to central and southern Mexico.
North America is a whole of a continent
@@KingMacuilmiquiztli we also share the Spanish heritage. Not only we can travel to each other's countries without having to change language (as Spanish is the lingua franca) but also most Spanish settlers that went to Central America came through Mexico (alongside allied natives like the Tlaxcaltecs)
my dad is from southern Sonora, mayo and yaqui, is still spoken, you could hear a public radio station around that area, or when going to downtown Obregon or Navojoa, you could hear people talking these languages, usually people that go to these cities for shopping and trade their products.
So beautiful! Thank you so much. I have some ancestors who spoke Nahuat or Pipil. In my native dialect of Spanish, there is an abundance of borrowings from that language and it rings forth from the mouths of the people when they speak the names of certain towns and villages even though they have no idea what they are saying. It always warms my heart to hear it spoken. Tazocamati! 🙏
Proud Nicaraguan with Nahua heritage 💪🇳🇮 There's actually an attempt to revive the Nahuat language in Nicaragua, proud of my Native American heritage
All my years living in Arizona, I never knew Hopi was of this language family! Wow so fascinating!
I got a fun idea... The words "corn🌽", "avocado🥑", "wind💨", "flower🌸" and ""house🏡" in each of these languages
Favorites:
Northern Paiute/Numu 1:10
Western Mono/Monachi 1:28
Shoshoni 1:47
Comanche 2:07
Timbisha/Panamint 2:26
Colorado Numic River/Ute 2:47
Chemehuevi 3:09
Kawaiisu 3:27
Serrano 3:48
Kitanemuk 4:06
Cahuilla 4:23
Cupeño 4:41
Luiseño 5:03
Tongva/Gabrieleño 5:21
Hopi/Hopilàvayi 5:41
Tübatulabal 5:58
O'odham 6:17
Yaqui/Hiaki 8:19
Mayo/Yoreme 8:37
Ópata/Teguima 8:57
Cora/Naáyarite 9:34
Huichol 9:50
I love how these languages make even counting sound as something so intense and worth listening
Great vid! I would really like to see a video about K’iche’ and Kaqchikel!
Very nice love these videos.
5:42 for hopi if u want
10:31 for nahuatl
Beautiful and well done I really appreciate all the work that you put into this channel firstly! Really been looking forward to more Native American posts like this and on individual languages Uto-Aztecan is very beautiful, personally can't wait for more Algic/Algonquin language videos especially for Gros Ventre and Blackfoot
My prayers were finally heard😢🙏
Bro why you have Naz! Symbol on your pfp???
@@Busson_0It's not Nazi swastika i think, it is Hinduism swastika
Just imagine - these languages were only oficial majority and mainstream 300 years ago here
Please, upload video about paleoasian languages (chukchee, inuit)
I had of Shoshone and Nahuatl, Nahuatl in Mexico was once spoken by the Aztecs in the Aztec empire
I still have a question. Why have you add explanations in your videos when previously it was just word and phrases list? Thanks.
CAN YOU MAKE VIDEOS ABOUT THE BANTU AND PAMA-NYUNGAN LANGUAGES?
Eskaleut languages next maybe?
I will never get over the beauty of the native american languages. Uto-Aztecan is one of my favorite families, along with Algonquian and Inuit. There's just something about them.
Why are some of the lists incomplete?
What’s confusing is that I thought Uto Aztechan languages had a numeral base of 20 not 10
It only shows 1-10 even if it has a base of 20
Я татар из России и есть теория о том, что индейцы и алтайская семья родственны друг - другу. Так, что если в комментариях есть представители коренного населения Америки, я передаю привет своей дальней родне 👋🏻
I am distantly related
Are the spoken as other languages?
Nahuatl still exists in its mofern form in Mexico and other parts of Central America
Yaqui and mayo are the sister dialects. One is yoem while the other is yoleme or yoreme
Quetzalli tlahtolli in nahuatlahtolli 🇲🇽
Náhuatl is so beautiful
The numbers are quite similar
Nahuatl/ Aztec / Mexican Language Is Very Beautiful And Cool. I Pray and Ask The Mexicans That They Only Learn And Speak Nahuatl In The Future. Because Please Don't Get Me Wrong, It's Not Meant To Be Mean Or Rude And With All Due Respect. The Spanish Language Is Also Very Beautiful, But It Is A European Language, Not An American One. There Are Many Native American Languages And Peoples, But The Aztecs / Mexica Have The Strongest, Fastest, Smartest, Most Skillful, Wisest, Best, Most Powerful, Bravest, Greatest, Highest, Supreme, Most Successful, Most Gifted, Most Experienced and Most Important Empire In Mexico And Central America. The Aztecs Are My Favorite American People Of All. In Addition, Mexico Comes From Mexika, An Aztec Word. The Spaniards Who Unfortunately Conquered Mexico And Banned This Wonderful Language And Culture Is A a Very Great Injustice And Impudence. Their Ancestors And Descendants Who Are Responsible For This And Continue To Support It Should Be Very Ashamed Of Their Cruel Acts And Some Are Still Following This Trend Should Stop Immediately And Leave The Native Americans Alone And Their Language And Culture. If I Were President Of Mexico I Would Ban The Spanish Language In Mexico In Schools And Public And Everyone Should Learn And Speak Nahuatl. Because If I Want To Speak, Learn And Enjoy Spanish, I Go On Vacation To Spain / Europe. Because I Want To Go On Vacation To Mexico Next Year And I've Learned A Lot Of Nahuatl On The Internet And When I Move To Mexico And Live There I'll Learn Nahuatl By Heart Out Of Respect And Honor For The Mexican People. Because Mexico And All America Belongs To The Native Americans / The True Americans. Because This Is Your Country. ❤️🇲🇽❤️
Man, there were, and still are dozens of native Mesoamerican languages in Mexico, originating from different language families (or sometimes being language isolates), like Otomi, Totonac, Yucatec Maya, Purepucha and many many others. Wishing that only Nahuatl should be spoken in the future by Mexicans, just because it's the most popular one, isn't a right approach.
It irritates me how people are howling about Nahuatl being the Mexico's "real tongue" while forgetting about a lot of smaller languages of that region. Some of them are much more endangered even than Nahuatl.
What's the native language of the woman that narrates these videos? Sounds Filipino to my ears.
Third 🥉🤍🫶🏻
Make a comparison of vulgar Latin and Latin
is two in shoshoni ,which means in arabic one wahed/wahad 1:51 ironic how wahatte
Makes me sad how we will never know how their Carribean counterparts native languages sound. I have a theory their languages probably developed differently due to the seafaring culture. Kinda like Mainland vs Maritime Southeast Asia
Next do Quechua Aymara language family group 😊
다양한 언어가 사라지지 않았으면 좋겠습니다.
영어보다 훨씬 재미있어요.
Agree
Next video 197 countries with greetings languages
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🇺🇸Hi, I can this comment may appear in your videos?, if not it's okay I will always love your channel❤I AM BRAZILIAN!🇧🇷
🇧🇷Olá, posso, este comentário pode aparecer em seus vídeos?Se não, está tudo bem, Sempre amarei seu canal ❤EU SOU BRASILEIRO!🇧🇷
Hello, not to be disrespectful, but the proper way to say what you wanted to express in English is: Hi, can this comment please appear in your videos? If not, it's okay. I will always love your channel. ❤️ I AM BRAZILIAN 🇧🇷
I understand though your first language is Portuguese and not English.❤
@@brian0902 okay👍
Thanks for adding Indonesia
@@Kalinggapura you welcome😃
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San Diego Aztecs
Chadic languages compared, please
... Then we went and replaced all of these languages with English. Oops
Many of these have been replaced with Spanish, a good chunk of them are in Mexico. They still exist tho and are surviving quite well, at least some
It is their fate.
If Columbus didn't manage to reach America in 1492, in the future other person also found it because their purpose was to find the western trade route