Is zapotec still spoken in Oaxaca?
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According to Wikipedia, yes.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zapotec#The_Zapotec_today
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I think Tenochtitlan was the capital, right?\n\nI'm so bad at history that my information might not even be correct and I may have confused it with the other groups, but the Aztecs were interesting. Wasn't Tecnochitialtieh built of stone or something, because that's basically what you have to work with back then?\n\nAnd I think the Spanards conquered it when some guy went there and burned their books because it was against his religious teaching and he wanted to make them Christian or something.\n\nyou know what, I suck.
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Correction : cerotillo,hueco pisado,pinche huey. They don't cuss any more or less than the rest of us,they just have a unique way of doing it. FYI: Cipote isn't a bad word,it just means little boy.
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it's still used.\ni guess it's universal. old language and all
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Thats simple, Mehico.  Yeah i know its mexico but i typed it the way the mexicans say it.El salvador have only been in it twice my friend so you are wrong.
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Yes I have heard of it, it is a state in Mexico. I'm From Mexico too, but I was born in michoacan ( another state in Mexico).
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This  is what a professor  told me once.HE said  the people  of  Mexico most  field workers  have about a 3rd grade  EDUCATION.THEY  leave the house to go to the fields to work.Alls  some of them know  is labor  jobs.And they  can only  learn English as far as they  went in school.So  if  they don't  understand  how to properly speak  and write Spanish   they will  never  learn  proper  ENGLISH.
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Off the air.\n\nhttp://www.alma-latina.net/CuandoSeasMia/CuandoSeasMia.shtml
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Mexico was composed of several groups with different costumes and languages. In the central area the language was Nahuatl, in the Yucatan area (Cancun) they spoke maya. Just to name the main groups, but there are a lot. In fact there are some areas where they still conserve they costumes and dialects.
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Well, English is taught in schools in Mexico. If you go to Mexico then there's no reason why they should speak to you in English, although some people will because they want to be friendly and show politeness. At the end of the day, if you're in their country learn their language.
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Not many people. People still learn and speak it in some places though.
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Physically, the country of Mexico is considered to be on the continent of North America. There is a narrowed section of Mexico, called the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. In addition, Mexico contains two large peninsulas: Baja California (on the Pacific Ocean) and the Yucatan Peninsula (on the Gulf of Mexico / Caribbean Sea).\n\nCulturally, Mexico is considered to be part of Latin America, which is not a continent, but the designation given to the countries of the Americas whose primary language and colonial governments were given by European countries who used Latin-based languages, mainly Spanish and Portuguese. This is in constrast to Anglo-America, which mostly designated the US and Canada, whose primary language and government is based on England (and in Quebec, France).\n\nSo to answer your question:\nMost of Mexico is part of a continent (the country also includes several coastal islands), but there is an isthmus in Mexico.
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I have been to Cancun. It was nice. Yes, most people spoke English, not all though. I dont have a problem with people speaking Spanish here, in fact I speak Spanish here sometimes too, at work they gave me a hard time that I was talking to a Cuban co-worker in Spanish, people thought that we were talking about them, I think that is stupid, like we had nothing better to talk about than them. It got to be a real issue. But understand, it is discriminitory for them to tell us we cannot speak Spanish (not to mention ridiculous). So go ahead and talk it up.
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Yes, the main language is English.  There are 4 states right now that have more Spanish speaking people then English.  They are Texas, New Mexico, California and Maryland.
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Never as far as I know.  It wasn't considered to be a language but a form of slang.  Everywhere it was proposed to be taught shot it down.
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A better question would be, "Are there multi-lingual ballots and tax forms in Mexico?"  I would bet you there are not.
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