@Alfredo Lambda Siguiendo tu lógica, España no existía antes de la llegada de los Romanos, no tenían grandes civilizaciones ni un lenguaje nacional consolidado, son la mezcla de los romanos y después los árabes que se juntaron con los nativos del lugar, por lo tanto la lengua de España no es el idioma "Español" es un dialecto hispanizado del latín con tintes de árabe.
don't get stuck on Mexicans . I mean Mexico is beautiful but this language comes before Mexico, maybe 1000 years. Yes its Mexican but the people are indigenous to the continent. Borders were not created until about 200-300 years back.
I am Mexican and I would love to learn Nahuatl! It is such a shame that our native languages are being lost :( Not only nahuatl, but all the other languages of Mexico, that will soon disappear. Discriminating against them is stupid, aren't we all descendants of natives? They are much more Mexican than the rest of us!
Sadly, eventually all the languages in the world will be lost because in the modern day, everyone in the world is encouraged to Westernize and learn English as well as abandon their countries to migrate to English-speaking countries. Basically this is a modern form of imperialism.
@@jobsearch5871 mestiZos have invented many iconic images like Memin Pinguin, La India Maria, Paisana Jacinta ( de Peru)..for their entertainment based on Native People and Blacks. While racism is prevent in Mexico and Latin America. Imagine being a Native person, seeings these characters of your identity being mocked and belittle (Mexicos Census INEGI recognizes 68 Native tribes that still exist in Mexico) Native People represent about 8% of the Mex. population.
Angie Aztecs were an alliance of three Nāhua (Nahuatl-speaking) groups. By the time the Aztec triple alliance was formed it wasn’t just the Mexica who spoke Náhuatl in the basin
I showed my mother this video because she can speak Nahuatl, hearing the girls story towards the end of the video made her extremely emotional. My mother said it isn't easy leaving your homeland. the only person my my mother can speak Nahuatl to is my grandmother who is currently in Mexico (we live in NY) I stumbled upon this video and it is encouraging me to learn Nahuatl. After all this language is part of my family's Heritage and I do not want it to fade away.
Miguel Barrientos You chose to abandon México. Now you are a gringo and because you abandoned México, you will lose your culture and be gringo culture. That is what you deserve for abandoning México. You are gringo now.
Im learning nahuatl i like the language its very ancient language.And i hope IT Will be number one language of Mexica and no more spanish or english......why be ashamed of ur own language people from europé ask me about nahuatl and are interested and thinks IT sound beautiful..... Respect from norway......Saludos de noruega......
I hope Mexico embraces nahautl. Ireland started teaching Gaelic in schools to bring back their native language. I think formerly colonized countries should take notice of that and try it. I love hearing native languages and I don't want them to die.
Llevo años viendo videos de cómo aprender la lengua de mi gente, y me da mucha alegría el haberme encontrado con este video me enorgullece escucharlos y saber que no han perdido algo tan valioso como lo es la lengua Mexicana, gracias por este regalo! Por favor no lo abandonen!! Envia de la buena!!
Por favor no dejen morir tan hermoso idioma. Recuperen su idioma original, que es el Nahualt. Funden escuela de idioma Nahualt, Mexicanos nativos defiendan su herencia cultural!
@@IslenoGutierrez Most Mexicans have never been to Spain or outside of Mexico in their lives. Saying Spanish is the actual language of Mexico because they were colonized by Spain is like saying Dutch is the language of Indonesia or English the language of Hong Kong or India.
it is so nice to hear a native speaker of Nahuatl, its beautiful. I love the way Nahuatl sounds with out the foreign sounds of English and Spanish, for example the way I humbly attempt to speak the Nahuatl words. PLEASE CONTINUE TO KEEP THIS LANGUAGE ALIVE
My name is Daniel Moctezuma- I live in California , US. My mother’s family is undoubtedly Spanish with a name that means resurrector “Lazaro”. My father’s family is as moreno as we come. No doubt that I am from mestizo & Aztec descent. My desire to discover my self-identity brought me here , closer. Tlazocamati Huel Miac 🖤🧿🇲🇽 Ma Xipahtinemi - Remember Aztlan
why wouldnt mexicans want to learn this? why do mexicans make fun of nahuatl? its your own original language!! im filipino and mexicans always ask why we dont speak spanish.. i say "cause speaking spanish would mean spain won" we filipinos fought to keep our language.. mexicans should relearn theres and not forbid it or ban it like i hear they do.. know your roots!!
+Mark Villanueva. Filipinos did not have "to fight" to keep their language. The Spaniards themselves studied and wrote so many books about the Philippine languages, which you can see in "Did Filipinos Speak Spanish? YES!" and they promoted its use among Spaniards living in the islands. The Spaniards even studied and learned the Tagalog alphabet, which you can see in that video. The Spanish never surpressed the native languages of your people. Even if they wanted to, it would have been impossible since the Spaniards were completely outnumbered by the Filipinos. 1000 to 2000 Spanish friars vs approximately 7 million Filipinos in 1898....think about it...
@@abrilcastelo9230 The same logic applies to the Americas yet Spanish has superceded every language and culture. I don't think a single indigenous language is mandatory in schools in Mexico yet Spanish is taught everywhere.
The Spanish in the 16th Century Attempted to brainwash Mestizos and Indigenous To Dislike they're race and be more "whiter" This is why Racism Is more common with Indigenous and Africans than With Mestizos And White.
@@jolabo6374 they tried doing the same thing to Filipinos.. Spain was in Philippines 100 years before Mexico.. south Philippines still speaks Spanish but we fought our way out.. I'm not comparing countries and how we were taken over.. I'm saying why don't Mexicans want to relearn their native language and make fun of the "Aztec" looking people.
I live in Buffalo New York and I've been studying Nahuatl for several months now and the history of the Nahuas fascinates me! Nikneki nikkaki masewalimeh saniloah ika Nahuatl. Tlaskamati!
Muy orgullosa de estos Mexicas. Es mi honor ser Mexicana. E decidido aprender totonaco aunque mi padre se averguenze de su idioma nativo. Muchas gracias por este video, Y que Viva Mexico!
Gracias maestra. Se me ha olvida ya que sali de Mexico muy joven con poca educacion y he ademas aprendido ingles, japones y ruso. Ya que uso el ingles mas, mi teclado no tiene la dieresis, ni acento. Pero enserio muchisimas gracias por la correccion y amabilidad.
But there's more than one indigenous language in Mexico. Why should only Nahuatl be the official language? The Maya speakers wouldn't appreciate that...
Mexicas rule north Mexico to Nicaragua, they respected other communities language so is not a good idea any official language, also they introduced corn to US natives..
@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 they should all be recognized in their respective regions and let Spanish stay as a unifier. Still, should rename DF to Tenochtitlan again
Because they were never taught thier heritage. They assume Spanish is the OG language when its far from it. Before the Spaniards came the people spoke many different languages and spanish was never it
My Great grandma was mixed Mexican but spoke Nahuatl the native language of many of her ancestors and Spanish. She was a descendant of the Mexicas to be more specific the Tecuanipa tribe located near the outskirts of the Popocateptl volcano and a descendant of Spanish-French Hacienda workers that arrived as indentured servants.
It is so so important to preserve indigenous languages. The fact that people still speak them is a testament to their perseverance to genocide and systemic racism. As languages of the first peoples of a land, they deserve the utmost respect.
wow, amazing language! Keep tradition... teach your children your language and don't worry about spanish or english, if its around, they will learn anyways!!
been trying to learn nahuatl more than spanish. my ancestors where more aztec and apache indian and have very little Portuguese and spanish blood in us
Nahuatl is one of the most beautiful languages in my opinion. And American English has a number of loan words from Nahuatl! They include Coyote, Avocado, Tomato, Chia seed, Chili, Shack, and best of all: Chocolate. ♡
Amigos no dejen este hermoso le guaje morir. Yo y mi bebe estamos aprendiendo poco a poco. No tenemos familia que lo hable y nos enseñe y eso es muy triste. No se dejen creer de los babosos que se burlan. Ellos son los ignorantes. Es hora de revivir nuestro lenguaje y honrar a nuestros ancestros.
I say we learn and have Nahuatl as our main language and Spanish as a backup language in the case of translating or if a person speaks Spanish and Nahuatl but no English there are plenty of ppl who learned spanish in the US and can use Spanish to communicate
These are not Hispanics or Latino these are the real Aztec descendents check their DNA it would be atleast 90% Amerindian their testimony concludes when they grew up the non Indians would treat them like crap because they were Indian and didn't speak Spanish or spoke it correctly mestizos are not native but these people are the real Indians
My Great grandma was mixed Mexican but spoke Nahuatl the native language of many of her ancestors and Spanish. She was a descendant of the Mexicas to be more specific the Tecuanipa tribe located near the outskirts of the Popocateptl volcano and a descendant of of Spanish-French Hacienda workers that arrived as indentured servants.
While there is prejudice between mestizos and indigenous people in Mexico, all mestizos have indigenous blood, and to say that one cannot truly be indigenous without being at least 90% of that race is to deny mixed identities their right to identify as indigenous
You have Puerto Ricans that speak Arawak Indian language all Hispanics should be speaking there native language not Spanish when you see an Hispanic person speak Spanish it's weird because I know it's a white mans language and Hispanics are not latin people it's just ridiculous
Hola, muy buen video, aunque no agregaron unas palabras que menciona el chico,y la traducción tiene algunas fallas. por ejemplo: al minuto 1:25 agrega después de decir,huan onanc ili( lo mismo que onic ili): nokseki amoknequi "MO PINAHUA" Y LA TRADUCCIÓN CORRECTA ES Y YO LE DIJE; OTROS NO QUIERES, SE AVERGÜENZAN.
This is one tough language to learn. I am Mexican and Brazilian and I speak English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Mandarin and nahuatl. My grandpa taught me how to speak nahuatl as I grew up so I am pretty fluent with it and when I used to call him from here the US, I only spoke nahuatl with him so I would make him feel good. Also, so I won't forget how to speak it. The fact that it's Mexico's rare but official language and was vanished by vicious Spaniards breaks me. I really hope we get our land back(Texas to California)and lingo speak back around.🇲🇽❤️🇧🇷
Mexicans you should be proud of it. Did you know that Filipinos keep their Mexican Heritage. , and one of that is your Language the "Nahuatl" language. Yes Filipino has loan words from Aztec Nahuatl, common example is: Mother & Father (English) Ina & Ama (Filipino) Nanay & Tatay (Nahuatl)but converted into Filipino
Also you have to keep in mind that with the homogeneous atmosphere, the traits that keep society together, (like staying clean, not using drugs, murdering raping etc.) were of upmost importance. If you weren't a team player, you died. It's not just the value of a better life (which is really true, I don't disagree with that), I also think that the idealistic image of a prosperous asian citizen is one that is hammered into every aspect of society. And it's working
Wow. You really didn't think about it at all did you. French is: The Language that the Olympics operate in The language that every document in the U.N. is written in The 5th most spoken language in the world The romance language with the least false cognates It's way better for more than Canada. It's easy to learn, (maybe not as Esperanto) but for languages that have the most describing words. French is it.
I notice some Spanish words in their grammar, like escuela. That is understandable, since languages evolve when they come in contact with other languages. Alotta political words and words ending with -tion in English are French words.
+Mr. Allmighty Cornholio They only have these words in what they are saying because they are borrowing it from spanish. Caltlamchtiloyan is the word for school is Nahuatl.. its just some people borrow more than others when they speak because they are usually bilingual
@@paquiliztli It's because these languages aren't taught in schools, speakers end up becoming more dominant in Spanish and use Spanish words as filler words while speaking their indigenous languages. Over time these communities will be entirely Spanish speaking. One of the first signs of language death if you ask me.
While knowing native languages is important for cultural reasons. Spanish is so much better for the natives to use for all practical reasons. I would even go as far as to say everyone should learn English. A child speaking Nahuatl can't accomplish much in life, he won't even be able to read any modern books! If the same kid knew English as well he would have the majority of the worlds knowledge in an accessible form. I mourn the loss of languages but cheer for a more educated, equal populace.
You realize that the vast majority of the world studies their own language as well as English right? Go to countries like Latvia, Estonia, etc. The languages in those countries are not spoken anywhere else, yet the students still learn them in schools for cultural reasons. They learn English as well to communicate with the rest of the world. Now compare this to Mexico. Indigenous children are forced to attend school in Spanish and learn only Spanish at school. They do not study their own languages. More emphasis is placed on learning Spanish than English despite English being of greater value internationally.
El gobierno tiene que enseñar obligatoriamente nuestros idiomas indígenas en las escuelas. Es la única forma de evitar que sigan desapareciendo. Además son los idiomas originales del país. El español es de España. Ya no somos colonia. Por que no hablamos nuestros idiomas mexicanos? Se tlahpalolli.
Interesting. If only Mexico could revive this language to the point where a great majority of Mexicans speak it fluently. That would be very interesting.
I don't think it's that black and white though. He does kind of have a point, business and politics all are conversed in either French or English. If you go to a foreign country, the second language on the sign is English. However, for technical reasons, I think french is more practical, in the sense that it is very clear about gender, tense, and it does not have any abnormal, acquired sounds, like the rolling r in spanish.
i admit lots of people do know spanish in philippines.. especially in the south.. but we dont speak it.. why? cause the blood we shed wouldve been for nothing.
They are seen less of a threat to white society and thus do not get beat up at school which is why they are so Rich and Smart these days while Native Americans/Middle Easterners get a lot of racism even the ones that try to "westernise" like these guys in this Video.
no my friend those are Nahautl words..and its been re-labelled as CALO. But terms like "CHAMACO" "esquincle" "Q'vole" " Orale" " Chido" " Chancla" chinquetes" "Cholo"... those are Nahautl. Even states like Zacatecas,Michocan, Naryit etc.. are Mexican-Nahautl. Even CALIFORNIA is a nahautl word. CALI is nahuatl for House/settlement. Ornia/o is spanish for heat. At the time of Californias discovery California was a desert. So the settlement was called "Hot settlement". Even english words like Chocolate(Coco),Coyote(Coyotl),Tomato(Xitomatl), chiuaua(xiuahua), Guacamole/Avacados " Huacate-Mole" Even Michigan has similarities to MICHOCAN. are Nahautl rooted. Nahuatl has strong similarities to KOREAN and Mandarin. I even believe that Mexicans are western descendant of HAN era asians. There is strong evidence that indicates that mexicans are descendants to the SINOS... Even Japan mentions a mythical western trade post..that was once from china.
+noize2040 I was listening to you, but California is definitely a Castellano or Castellano-derived word. California was supposed to be a long island populated by Arabs, which the Spaniards hoped to conquer. They mistook the California Peninsula for an island(_as is easy to do with a peninsula_), and by the time they learned it wasn't an island at all(_and wasn't populated with Arabs_), they figured "fuck it we'll call it that anyway." Uto-Aztecan cultures did not reach past higher than Utah except in small pockets, such as a detached group in florida(_identical graves found in Florida as were recovered in Chihuahua, Mexico_). I doubt Michigan has uto-aztecan roots for language. There is no evidence of Uto-Aztecan presence north of Utah, nor East of Texas(_except the Florida graves_). Nahuatl does NOT have strong similarities to Korean and Mandarin. The structure(_and grammar_) is *COMPLETELY* different. Nahuatl is NOT tonal, and it's agglutinative. It functions similarly to Turkish, Finnish, and a lot of dying/dead Semitic languages. It doesn't share any vocabulary similarities with ANY non-UtoAztecan language. Mexicans are not Asians. >West of Japan >Part of China "hurrrr must be mexico"
When they were speaking they did throw in a few Spanish words like pero, but I don`t think that is the natural way the language is. I think they were just more used to speaking Spanish and maybe forgot a few words. It is not like FIlipino.
First,you do know that Korean and Mandarin are completely different languages, right? They may have words in common, but they are structured completely differently. You can believe whatever you like but that does not make it true, although if you have more evidence of what you say, such as reputable articles or research, please show links, as what you say does not seem entirely impossible, just unlikely.
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Nahualt is a nice language to speak . I speak Nahualt & i'm proud of my parents that taught me how to speak it.
Could you teach me, please?
Juan Garcia Already 🖒
I wanna learn too!
Juan Garcia lucky
Maui sotsin,Kenin timestika??
nahuatl is a real Mexicans language. I love it
Nejua nik kuelita.
@Alfredo Lambda Siguiendo tu lógica, España no existía antes de la llegada de los Romanos, no tenían grandes civilizaciones ni un lenguaje nacional consolidado, son la mezcla de los romanos y después los árabes que se juntaron con los nativos del lugar, por lo tanto la lengua de España no es el idioma "Español" es un dialecto hispanizado del latín con tintes de árabe.
@@jeffersongutierritos5533 siguiendo su lógica Nahuatl is the indigenous language of the Mexica guey
@@polimana Técnicamente lo que escribió es cierto: el náhuatl es la real lengua de los mexica- nos.
don't get stuck on Mexicans . I mean Mexico is beautiful but this language comes before Mexico, maybe 1000 years. Yes its Mexican but the people are indigenous to the continent. Borders were not created until about 200-300 years back.
I am Mexican and I would love to learn Nahuatl! It is such a shame that our native languages are being lost :( Not only nahuatl, but all the other languages of Mexico, that will soon disappear. Discriminating against them is stupid, aren't we all descendants of natives? They are much more Mexican than the rest of us!
Sadly, eventually all the languages in the world will be lost because in the modern day, everyone in the world is encouraged to Westernize and learn English as well as abandon their countries to migrate to English-speaking countries. Basically this is a modern form of imperialism.
I found your comment 10years later and you are still correct. I am American
The same mestiZos invent icons like 'La India Maria', crushing the self-esteem of Native People.
@@mixtecjaguar9824 I dont get how indigenous would crush ones self esteem
@@jobsearch5871 mestiZos have invented many iconic images like Memin Pinguin, La India Maria, Paisana Jacinta ( de Peru)..for their entertainment based on Native People and Blacks. While racism is prevent in Mexico and Latin America. Imagine being a Native person, seeings these characters of your identity being mocked and belittle (Mexicos Census INEGI recognizes 68 Native tribes that still exist in Mexico) Native People represent about 8% of the Mex. population.
I think it would be awsome if mexico was speaking Nahuatl
More than spanish
Wednesday1913 don't say that in front of Mexicans, Nahuatl for them is stone age language..
@@jibaritomx to many yes but not everyone.
En realidad, Los MESTIZOs/hispanos se burlan de Los nativos/indigenas cuando hablan su lengua en mexico.
Yes, and it's in Mexico's power to do so!
@@mixtecjaguar9824 Yo se :( como quisiera que enseñaran este lenguage en las escuelas.... Tal vez haci podremos respetar nuestras raices
Makes me feel so proud to be Mexican. Listening to these speakers gives me hope.
Were you born in México?
Im from Poland and i learn how to speak Nahuatl ! Anej !
Patryk Pietrzyk Serious? How?
So, did you learn how to speak it?
Woah what a statement
Awesome to hear the language of the Aztecs
The Mexica. That’s the correct term.
Angie Aztecs were an alliance of three Nāhua (Nahuatl-speaking) groups. By the time the Aztec triple alliance was formed it wasn’t just the Mexica who spoke Náhuatl in the basin
1500 años hace que se hablaba ya el náhuatl desde Arizona hasta Costa Rica 《toltecas》
I showed my mother this video because she can speak Nahuatl, hearing the girls story towards the end of the video made her extremely emotional. My mother said it isn't easy leaving your homeland. the only person my my mother can speak Nahuatl to is my grandmother who is currently in Mexico (we live in NY)
I stumbled upon this video and it is encouraging me to learn Nahuatl. After all this language is part of my family's Heritage and I do not want it to fade away.
Miguel Barrientos You chose to abandon México. Now you are a gringo and because you abandoned México, you will lose your culture and be gringo culture. That is what you deserve for abandoning México. You are gringo now.
i know a bit of nahuatl, i learned it from my grandpa and my grandpa who are from puebla! i’m also from ny!
@@IslenoGutierrez that's not how culture works but ok.
@@wquiroz4646 Well explain how it works in your mind...
@@IslenoGutierrez literally by being immersed in it by your family. Are you ok? Lmao like who hurt you?
Im learning nahuatl i like the language its very ancient language.And i hope IT Will be number one language of Mexica and no more spanish or english......why be ashamed of ur own language people from europé ask me about nahuatl and are interested and thinks IT sound beautiful.....
Respect from norway......Saludos de noruega......
I hope Mexico embraces nahautl. Ireland started teaching Gaelic in schools to bring back their native language. I think formerly colonized countries should take notice of that and try it. I love hearing native languages and I don't want them to die.
Thank you for posting this. It would be a pity for our world to lose this
unique language.
Llevo años viendo videos de cómo aprender la lengua de mi gente, y me da mucha alegría el haberme encontrado con este video me enorgullece escucharlos y saber que no han perdido algo tan valioso como lo es la lengua Mexicana, gracias por este regalo! Por favor no lo abandonen!! Envia de la buena!!
Por favor no dejen morir tan hermoso idioma. Recuperen su idioma original, que es el Nahualt. Funden escuela de idioma Nahualt, Mexicanos nativos defiendan su herencia cultural!
I want to learn Nahuatl so bad but do not know how to even begin! muchas gracias por este video!!!
i will be making videos to help you and everyone interested :D stay tuned
thanks you!
Jose Felan you can find it on www.byki.com. I hope this is helpful.
mcjango27 i searched the website, they do not have Nahuatl
En realidad, Los MESTIZOs/hispanos se burlan de Los nativos/indigenas cuando hablan su lengua en mexico.
Not a language you hear everyday, glad to hear it's still around.
Proud to see many Mexicans knowing their actual language awesome
Constantine Aze I'm Central American and speak Nahuatl my grandma is Cuscatlan MAYAN from CENTRAL AMERICA
Constantine Aze Spanish is also Mexicans actual language. Most Mexicans descend from both Spaniards and indigenous Mexicans.
@@IslenoGutierrez Most Mexicans have never been to Spain or outside of Mexico in their lives. Saying Spanish is the actual language of Mexico because they were colonized by Spain is like saying Dutch is the language of Indonesia or English the language of Hong Kong or India.
@@Ahmed-ob6ec exactly, with that logic African American are English because they speak English and many also have some European ancestry.
Tito Torres they’re mostly indigenous
it is so nice to hear a native speaker of Nahuatl, its beautiful. I love the way Nahuatl sounds with out the foreign sounds of English and Spanish, for example the way I humbly attempt to speak the Nahuatl words. PLEASE CONTINUE TO KEEP THIS LANGUAGE ALIVE
Its beautiful and It seems very straight forward in pronunciation. I want to be fluent in it!!!!
I want to learn the language, it's so beautiful in every aspect
My name is Daniel Moctezuma- I live in California , US.
My mother’s family is undoubtedly Spanish with a name that means resurrector “Lazaro”. My father’s family is as moreno as we come. No doubt that I am from mestizo & Aztec descent.
My desire to discover my self-identity brought me here , closer.
Tlazocamati Huel Miac 🖤🧿🇲🇽 Ma Xipahtinemi - Remember Aztlan
why wouldnt mexicans want to learn this? why do mexicans make fun of nahuatl? its your own original language!! im filipino and mexicans always ask why we dont speak spanish.. i say "cause speaking spanish would mean spain won" we filipinos fought to keep our language.. mexicans should relearn theres and not forbid it or ban it like i hear they do.. know your roots!!
+Mark Villanueva. Filipinos did not have "to fight" to keep their language. The Spaniards themselves studied and wrote so many books about the Philippine languages, which you can see in "Did Filipinos Speak Spanish? YES!" and they promoted its use among Spaniards living in the islands. The Spaniards even studied and learned the Tagalog alphabet, which you can see in that video. The Spanish never surpressed the native languages of your people. Even if they wanted to, it would have been impossible since the Spaniards were completely outnumbered by the Filipinos. 1000 to 2000 Spanish friars vs approximately 7 million Filipinos in 1898....think about it...
@@abrilcastelo9230 The same logic applies to the Americas yet Spanish has superceded every language and culture. I don't think a single indigenous language is mandatory in schools in Mexico yet Spanish is taught everywhere.
Almost 2 million people speak nahuatl in Mexico
The Spanish in the 16th Century Attempted to brainwash Mestizos and Indigenous To Dislike they're race and be more "whiter" This is why Racism Is more common with Indigenous and Africans than With Mestizos And White.
@@jolabo6374 they tried doing the same thing to Filipinos.. Spain was in Philippines 100 years before Mexico.. south Philippines still speaks Spanish but we fought our way out.. I'm not comparing countries and how we were taken over.. I'm saying why don't Mexicans want to relearn their native language and make fun of the "Aztec" looking people.
I wanna learn! That is my people's language!
happy to see Nahuatl comments here so awesome
I live in Buffalo New York and I've been studying Nahuatl for several months now and the history of the Nahuas fascinates me! Nikneki nikkaki masewalimeh saniloah ika Nahuatl. Tlaskamati!
Muy orgullosa de estos Mexicas. Es mi honor ser Mexicana. E decidido aprender totonaco aunque mi padre se averguenze de su idioma nativo. Muchas gracias por este video, Y que Viva Mexico!
Gracias maestra. Se me ha olvida ya que sali de Mexico muy joven con poca educacion y he ademas aprendido ingles, japones y ruso. Ya que uso el ingles mas, mi teclado no tiene la dieresis, ni acento. Pero enserio muchisimas gracias por la correccion y amabilidad.
I so interested in learning nahuatl..salvadoreño de corazon
MEXICA pride. My name is Cuauhtemuc Miquiztli.
Flash803 SQBZ Where are you from? ¿De dónde eres?
beautiful. must be mexico's official language once more.
But there's more than one indigenous language in Mexico.
Why should only Nahuatl be the official language?
The Maya speakers wouldn't appreciate that...
Mexicas rule north Mexico to Nicaragua, they respected other communities language so is not a good idea any official language, also they introduced corn to US natives..
@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 they should all be recognized in their respective regions and let Spanish stay as a unifier. Still, should rename DF to Tenochtitlan again
@@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272 Nahuatl was lingua franca in precolumbian times. They spoke their regional language and the mexica one
@@malalalalala2985 At all times during the preColuMbian times?
Los felicito y los admiro por hablar nuestra lengua madre!
Que hermosa es hablar asi.. quisiera aprender de mi gente del pssado..que bonito
I don't understand why these poor people were made fun of for knowing this incredible language! What the heck is wrong with people?!
The MESTIZOS still think like the Spanish in Mexico/Latin America...
Because they were never taught thier heritage. They assume Spanish is the OG language when its far from it. Before the Spaniards came the people spoke many different languages and spanish was never it
That language sounds so nice I could sleep to this video. Native speakers are pretty lucky to know such a pleasant sounding language.
Every Mexican should have to learn this language in school, in my opinion.
My Great grandma was mixed Mexican but spoke Nahuatl the native language of many of her ancestors and Spanish. She was a descendant of the Mexicas to be more specific the Tecuanipa tribe located near the outskirts of the Popocateptl volcano and a descendant of Spanish-French Hacienda workers that arrived as indentured servants.
I'd like to meet him in person so he could teach me this language.
It is so so important to preserve indigenous languages. The fact that people still speak them is a testament to their perseverance to genocide and systemic racism. As languages of the first peoples of a land, they deserve the utmost respect.
wow, amazing language! Keep tradition... teach your children your language and don't worry about spanish or english, if its around, they will learn anyways!!
Thanks for sharing your stories.
been trying to learn nahuatl more than spanish. my ancestors where more aztec and apache indian and have very little Portuguese and spanish blood in us
beautiful language!
Nahuatl is one of the most beautiful languages in my opinion. And American English has a number of loan words from Nahuatl! They include Coyote, Avocado, Tomato, Chia seed, Chili, Shack, and best of all: Chocolate. ♡
So sad. Native peoples in Mexico and in the U.S. should be proud and voice needs to be heard !
it's so beautiful
Please don't let to die...teach and share with your sons and grandsons....it's a treasure !!
Niltze, tlazohcamati ica in Cualli nemachtiliztli. Cualli temitia.
beautiful language, we need to learn the real languages of the indigenous
Amigos no dejen este hermoso le guaje morir. Yo y mi bebe estamos aprendiendo poco a poco. No tenemos familia que lo hable y nos enseñe y eso es muy triste. No se dejen creer de los babosos que se burlan. Ellos son los ignorantes. Es hora de revivir nuestro lenguaje y honrar a nuestros ancestros.
Is there anyway that I can get in contact with some one that can teach me nahuatl?
Thanks for that and much respect to you mark villanueva
aztec warrior
It is honored if I can learn nahuatl...
I Am Nahuatle of the Thule Nahuas, from CaxCan.
We are all Nahuas from the Land of Anahuac commonly known as North America.
Que hermosa gente 💕
I can feel the beauty of this language. Sucks I can’t speak it
Awesome video!!!
I say we learn and have Nahuatl as our main language and Spanish as a backup language in the case of translating or if a person speaks Spanish and Nahuatl but no English there are plenty of ppl who learned spanish in the US and can use Spanish to communicate
I fell in love at 3:20!!!
proud to be real aztec
That was beautiful
it sounds so mixed up with spanish. I wish we could revive the old classic Nahuatl; which sounds like music.
I wish I could speak it. Me encantaría saber hablar Nahuatl.
BIEN HECHO
this is a beautiful language. you can hear how old it is in the way they speak. (why are people so mean? people are so mean :(
It's a shame that I don't know my own language.
These are not Hispanics or Latino these are the real Aztec descendents check their DNA it would be atleast 90% Amerindian their testimony concludes when they grew up the non Indians would treat them like crap because they were Indian and didn't speak Spanish or spoke it correctly mestizos are not native but these people are the real Indians
My Great grandma was mixed Mexican but spoke Nahuatl the native language of many of her ancestors and Spanish. She was a descendant of the Mexicas to be more specific the Tecuanipa tribe located near the outskirts of the Popocateptl volcano and a descendant of of Spanish-French Hacienda workers that arrived as indentured servants.
While there is prejudice between mestizos and indigenous people in Mexico, all mestizos have indigenous blood, and to say that one cannot truly be indigenous without being at least 90% of that race is to deny mixed identities their right to identify as indigenous
You have Puerto Ricans that speak Arawak Indian language all Hispanics should be speaking there native language not Spanish when you see an Hispanic person speak Spanish it's weird because I know it's a white mans language and Hispanics are not latin people it's just ridiculous
Hola, muy buen video, aunque no agregaron unas palabras que menciona el chico,y la traducción tiene algunas fallas. por ejemplo:
al minuto 1:25 agrega después de decir,huan onanc ili( lo mismo que onic ili): nokseki amoknequi "MO PINAHUA" Y LA TRADUCCIÓN CORRECTA ES Y YO LE DIJE; OTROS NO QUIERES, SE AVERGÜENZAN.
Xikita iwuan xikaki nimomachtianiwa then mexkatl. Wells timomachtis ingles pampa kipia ingles tlajkwilo...
I want learn.
This is one tough language to learn. I am Mexican and Brazilian and I speak English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Mandarin and nahuatl. My grandpa taught me how to speak nahuatl as I grew up so I am pretty fluent with it and when I used to call him from here the US, I only spoke nahuatl with him so I would make him feel good. Also, so I won't forget how to speak it. The fact that it's Mexico's rare but official language and was vanished by vicious Spaniards breaks me. I really hope we get our land back(Texas to California)and lingo speak back around.🇲🇽❤️🇧🇷
Mexicans you should be proud of it. Did you know that Filipinos keep their Mexican Heritage.
, and one of that is your Language the "Nahuatl" language. Yes Filipino has loan words from Aztec Nahuatl,
common example is:
Mother & Father (English)
Ina & Ama (Filipino)
Nanay & Tatay (Nahuatl)but converted into Filipino
This is the most beautiful language to speak better speaking then Spanish
2:39 I love brown men. Especially the indigenous ones. So hot and smooth. I love it.
Also you have to keep in mind that with the homogeneous atmosphere, the traits that keep society together, (like staying clean, not using drugs, murdering raping etc.) were of upmost importance. If you weren't a team player, you died. It's not just the value of a better life (which is really true, I don't disagree with that), I also think that the idealistic image of a prosperous asian citizen is one that is hammered into every aspect of society. And it's working
Cualli cualli ma tlahtocan zancampa inemih. Ne no iuhqui cualli nitlahtoca axan nitemachtihua huan nimomachtia. Cualli tonalli.
Wow. You really didn't think about it at all did you.
French is:
The Language that the Olympics operate in
The language that every document in the U.N. is written in
The 5th most spoken language in the world
The romance language with the least false cognates
It's way better for more than Canada. It's easy to learn, (maybe not as Esperanto) but for languages that have the most describing words. French is it.
I notice some Spanish words in their grammar, like escuela. That is understandable, since languages evolve when they come in contact with other languages. Alotta political words and words ending with -tion in English are French words.
+Mr. Allmighty Cornholio They only have these words in what they are saying because they are borrowing it from spanish. Caltlamchtiloyan is the word for school is Nahuatl.. its just some people borrow more than others when they speak because they are usually bilingual
@@paquiliztli It's because these languages aren't taught in schools, speakers end up becoming more dominant in Spanish and use Spanish words as filler words while speaking their indigenous languages. Over time these communities will be entirely Spanish speaking. One of the first signs of language death if you ask me.
Ximotlepanitta pampa timexicano huan ximomachti nahuatlahtolli .
While knowing native languages is important for cultural reasons. Spanish is so much better for the natives to use for all practical reasons. I would even go as far as to say everyone should learn English.
A child speaking Nahuatl can't accomplish much in life, he won't even be able to read any modern books! If the same kid knew English as well he would have the majority of the worlds knowledge in an accessible form. I mourn the loss of languages but cheer for a more educated, equal populace.
You realize that the vast majority of the world studies their own language as well as English right? Go to countries like Latvia, Estonia, etc. The languages in those countries are not spoken anywhere else, yet the students still learn them in schools for cultural reasons. They learn English as well to communicate with the rest of the world.
Now compare this to Mexico. Indigenous children are forced to attend school in Spanish and learn only Spanish at school. They do not study their own languages. More emphasis is placed on learning Spanish than English despite English being of greater value internationally.
Any Nahuatl speaking people in Philadelphia?
El gobierno tiene que enseñar obligatoriamente nuestros idiomas indígenas en las escuelas. Es la única forma de evitar que sigan desapareciendo. Además son los idiomas originales del país. El español es de España. Ya no somos colonia. Por que no hablamos nuestros idiomas mexicanos? Se tlahpalolli.
Interesting. If only Mexico could revive this language to the point where a great majority of Mexicans speak it fluently. That would be very interesting.
I don't think it's that black and white though. He does kind of have a point, business and politics all are conversed in either French or English. If you go to a foreign country, the second language on the sign is English. However, for technical reasons, I think french is more practical, in the sense that it is very clear about gender, tense, and it does not have any abnormal, acquired sounds, like the rolling r in spanish.
dude, this is cool
Cool
hermoso
Also known as Nāhuatl, Nāhuatlahtōlli, Mēxihcatlahtōlli, Mācēhuallahtōlli, Mēxihcacopa.
Might as well promote Esperanto if you want the whole world to learn one language.
kampa ya anmonemiltia, anmoaxitia, an itstoke, amo xijkelkauaka totlajtol, tonemachtil, iuan tlaelnamikilil. Nochipa xiuijkaka ipan moyolo anmopatij.
This is so backwards. The indigenous people should be honored
I hate that I can’t speak Nahuatl.
Shame they are discriminated against when they are the most Mexican of us all! We don't even speak our languages anymore what a tragedy :(
Cuix onca āquin tlahtoa nāhuatlahtōlcopa?
Nechcuelita itequiuhtzin Irwin, yehuan mohuanpoyohuan de canin hualah??
Tla xtukpiya Biblia,uelis tikpouas ipan www.jw/náhuatl.
Como se dice virgen de guadalupe en nahuatl
Sound a little like tagalog lol
All the subtitles must be reviewed they are not correct!
Todos los subtítulos deben ser revisionados, no estàn correctos !
i admit lots of people do know spanish in philippines.. especially in the south.. but we dont speak it.. why? cause the blood we shed wouldve been for nothing.
Sounds like its got some spanish loan words
They are seen less of a threat to white society and thus do not get beat up at school which is why they are so Rich and Smart these days while Native Americans/Middle Easterners get a lot of racism even the ones that try to "westernise" like these guys in this Video.
To my Raza learn to speak at least one word in nahuatl so you can Decolonize every day stay up Raza
MEXICA TIAHUI!!!
It sounds like it has Spanish words in it. Kinda like Filipino.
no my friend those are Nahautl words..and its been re-labelled as CALO.
But terms like "CHAMACO" "esquincle" "Q'vole" " Orale" " Chido" " Chancla" chinquetes" "Cholo"... those are Nahautl. Even states like Zacatecas,Michocan, Naryit etc.. are Mexican-Nahautl. Even CALIFORNIA is a nahautl word.
CALI is nahuatl for House/settlement. Ornia/o is spanish for heat.
At the time of Californias discovery California was a desert.
So the settlement was called "Hot settlement".
Even english words like Chocolate(Coco),Coyote(Coyotl),Tomato(Xitomatl), chiuaua(xiuahua), Guacamole/Avacados " Huacate-Mole"
Even Michigan has similarities to MICHOCAN.
are Nahautl rooted.
Nahuatl has strong similarities to KOREAN and Mandarin.
I even believe that Mexicans are western descendant of HAN era asians.
There is strong evidence that indicates that mexicans are descendants to the SINOS...
Even Japan mentions a mythical western trade post..that was once from china.
noize2040 Oh please shut the fuck up with those pseudohistory garbage.
+noize2040 I was listening to you, but California is definitely a Castellano or Castellano-derived word.
California was supposed to be a long island populated by Arabs, which the Spaniards hoped to conquer. They mistook the California Peninsula for an island(_as is easy to do with a peninsula_), and by the time they learned it wasn't an island at all(_and wasn't populated with Arabs_), they figured "fuck it we'll call it that anyway."
Uto-Aztecan cultures did not reach past higher than Utah except in small pockets, such as a detached group in florida(_identical graves found in Florida as were recovered in Chihuahua, Mexico_). I doubt Michigan has uto-aztecan roots for language.
There is no evidence of Uto-Aztecan presence north of Utah, nor East of Texas(_except the Florida graves_).
Nahuatl does NOT have strong similarities to Korean and Mandarin.
The structure(_and grammar_) is *COMPLETELY* different.
Nahuatl is NOT tonal, and it's agglutinative.
It functions similarly to Turkish, Finnish, and a lot of dying/dead Semitic languages.
It doesn't share any vocabulary similarities with ANY non-UtoAztecan language.
Mexicans are not Asians.
>West of Japan
>Part of China
"hurrrr must be mexico"
When they were speaking they did throw in a few Spanish words like pero, but I don`t think that is the natural way the language is. I think they were just more used to speaking Spanish and maybe forgot a few words. It is not like FIlipino.
First,you do know that Korean and Mandarin are completely different languages, right? They may have words in common, but they are structured completely differently. You can believe whatever you like but that does not make it true, although if you have more evidence of what you say, such as reputable articles or research, please show links, as what you say does not seem entirely impossible, just unlikely.