Kozmik Force at Virginia Tech

It is with great pleasure that I am able to invite everyone to join us at Virginia Tech in a session of knowledge, theory, and understanding in the form of Hip Hop. On October 18, 2023 we will be hosting Kozmik Force for a few events. Kozmik Force is a Hip Hop duo composed of […]

Numbers in Nawat

Arabic Numeral Nawat 1 Se 2 Ume 3 Yei 4 Nawi 5 Makwil 6 Chikwasen 7 Chikume 8 Chikwey 9 Chiknawi 10 Majtakti 11 Majtakti se 12 Majtakti ume 13 Majtakti yei 14 Majtakti nawi 15 Kashtul 16 Kashtul se 17 Kashtul ume 18 Kashtul yei 19 Kashtul nawi 20 Se Pual 25 Se Pual […]

Ahuacamolli

Ahuacamolli, often hispanized or anglicized as GUACAMOLE is one of the best things on the planet. The word is Nahuatl for “eating avocado with peppers,” or really, “a sauce made with or from avocado.” Ingredients 2 large Ripe Avocados, or four small ripe avocados 1 Lime Salt 1 Bunch of Cilantro 1 tomato Jalapeno Step […]

Getting Acquainted with Nahuatl Nouns

If you are a beginner, start with this lesson, and keep in mind that I am discussing Early Modern Nahuatl from the Valley of Mexico, other dialects will vary. Subsequent lessons will build upon this lesson. For tips on how to pronounce Nahuatl, click here. For other Nahuatl resources, click here.   What is a […]

Salutations and Other Basics in Nahuatl

This page is intended for academic use as a tool to help students hear a native speaker of Nahuatl (Catalina de la Cruz Cruz) pronounce words and phrases. None of the files on this page or the rest of the site should be used without prior consent, and can never be used for commercial purposes. […]

A Few Animals in Nahuatl from the Huasteca Veracruzana

This page is intended for academic use as a tool to help students hear a native speaker of Nahuatl (Catalina de la Cruz Cruz) pronounce words and phrases. None of the files on this page or the rest of the site should be used without prior consent, and can never be used for commercial purposes. […]

How to Pronounce Colors and Numbers in Nahuatl

This page is intended for academic use as a tool to help students hear a native speaker of Nahuatl (Catalina de la Cruz Cruz) pronounce words and phrases. None of the files on this page or the rest of the site should be used without prior consent, and can never be used for commercial purposes. […]