NOTE 1: For useful extra links to online resources on Náhuatl, both Classical and modern, click on ‘Introductory Náhuatl Guide’ (right).
NOTE 2: For help in translating individual words or phrases into Náhuatl, see the growing section in ‘Aztec Sayings’ (right).
but a light, torch and guide to life...
then the earth eats us’
to adapt to an ever-changing world
for the intrusion, on entering someone’s house...
- in Nahuatl, Spanish and English
composed a tender cradle song
weeping and singing, both generating noise...
in Nahuatl...
of mestizaje...
that still exist from Aztec times
their descendants’ fortune...
Study Day and Workshops...
for learning Náhuatl...
into the Mexica people and their lives...
rich in colour...
from Classical Náhuatl?
called horses ‘super-deer’...
to a whole new level of meaning...
Download a basic Náhuatl guide
- how to pronounce some of the commonest words
how to say Hello in Náhuatl
‘proverbial’ speakers...