Does anyone know Nahuatl? What are some phrases you know?
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I used to know a little about Nahuatl, but now I can only remember one phrase that is the title of a CD that I brought back from Mexico.  Most Americans who learn Nahuatl learn it for purposes of studying historical documents about the conquest of Mexico, I believe, or for linguistics purposes.  Since I have studied some of each, I learned a bit about it, but never bothered to learn a lot, specifically.  Now that I think about it, though, I remember an exhibit that I saw at the Museo de Antropología in Mexico City where they showed a little film about a Mexican family going through their day and demonstrated how many of the words they used on an everyday basis had come from Nahuatl.  One word that comes to mind from this little film is "popotle".  I also bartered in the Zócalo with a guy who was selling stuff on a blanket for a book that was supposed to teach Nahuatl to Spanish speakers.  I feel like I paid too much for the book (140 pesos or so) but it's fun book to have.
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1: Type slowly enough so that you at least get all words to where they mean close to what you were trying to say at first glance. And think about sentence structure!\n\n2: THINK! I don't even know the names of hardly any cities in Mexico, but obviously the capital, Mexico City, would be a major import/export city. Plus, you could just pull up a map...\n\n3: This question does not in ANY way relate to singles & dating.\n\n4: Do your homework yourself! xp
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http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=es&u=http://www.alma-latina.net/CuandoSeasMia/CuandoSeasMia.shtml&prev=/search%3Fq%3DCuando%2Bseas%2Bm%25C3%25ADa%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26sa%3DG\n\nSee if that will help you! :)
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In Latin America we have different ways to do it, but in Mexico we usually say "Bueno" (good) or "¿Diga?" (Talk?)... it also depends on your situation, if you are working then you'll answer "Gracias por llamar a xxxx" (Thanks for calling to xxxx)... it also changes from country to country, in some places they say "Aló" or "Hola"
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TRY TO GOOGLE IT IN SPANISH
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Yo compre pasta, aciete, y salsa.\nMis hermanos compraron tortillas fritas.\nMi mama preparo la cena.\nMi mama y you hicimos las invitaciones.\nMi familia y yo limpiamos la casa.\nYo aspire la casa.\nMis hermanos limpiaron el bano.\nTodos comimos la cena.\nTodos fuimos nadando y miramos un a pelicula.
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OKEY:\nA- Yo estoy aqui para traerte el nuevo y sorprendente producto\n\nB- Estas tu cansado de siempre tener que cargar tus bolsitas para perro\n\nC- Todo lo que tienes que hacer es rociarlo con un aerosol\ny este desaparece\n\nGOOD LUCK¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡(BUENA SUERTE)
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Para cuando espera a su bebé? ( common way to ask in Mexico )\nCuando nacerá su bebé?\nCuando dará a luz?\nPara cuando se alivia? ( also a  common way to ask in Mexico )\nAll are nice forms to ask
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1. Espero que pueda traer 3 amigos.\n2. Es importante que haiga (not sure how to spell) un bano en la recamara.\n3. Es importante que veamos muchas esculturas.\n4. No hay carreteras en Venecia.\n5. Es imposible que manejemos.\n6. Es preferible que veamos muchas galerias.\n7. No podemos esperar para probar su nieve.\n8. Prefiero probar el tomate relleno.\n\ni hope this can help!
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yes there are- Tezcatlipoca and the King of Tula.  I have a link so you can read it but you have to scroll down a ways okay\n\nhttp://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1994/3/94.03.03.x.html
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He sido su amante, el esposo, el compañero y todo ésos han fallado. Yo me quedo todavía su amigo. Yo siempre le adoraré\n\nGood luck!
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What is your name : ¿Cómo te llamas? or if you don't know the person that well, ¿Cómo le llama Usted?\n\nJust to be clear, this actually means "How do you call yourself", but that's how the Mexicans say it.\n\nMy name is : Me llamo Shaun (or whatever your name is)\n\nAgain, this means, "I call myself Shaun", but that's how it's said in Mexico.\n\nAre you ready to go to lunch : ¿Estás listo para almorzar?\n\nAnd dude, instead of asking, you could just go to Google, click Language Tools, and it'll translate stuff for you. It's not the most accurate thing, but it'll get you through.
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Como?\nCual?\nWhat?\nHow?\nWho?\nWhen?\nWhere?\nPorque?\n\n(is spanish your first language)
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"I need an exaple of a photographic chart!" OH MY GOODNESS!!!\n¡Yo tengo la clase de espanol en mi escuela!\nlo siento, it just suprised me when I could slightly understand! :)
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There are plenty of native languages in Mexico, though usually the granparents are the only ones that speak them well. The main one is Nahuatl, it was spoke by the Aztecs and smaller tribes like the Tlaxcaltecs. Another that I have heard spoken was nixit (I am not sure of the spelling) it was in Chiapas Mexico where they have indigenous tribes that still keep to their traditions, they live completely off he land and make their own clothes in a traditional way. I unfortunately cannot speak either language, but then again I am not from there, my husband knows a few phrases in Nahuatl.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK\nMATCHES\nMEXICO\nANGOLA\nPORTUGAL\n\nI am from Mars! (nanu, nanu nice to meet you!)
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if your addressing an older person you don't know (using usted, the formal way)\n\n1. how old are you? = ¿Cuántos años tiene (usted)? or ¿Qué edad tiene (usted)?\n2. how old is your brother? = ¿Cuántos años tiene su hermano?\n3. where are you from? = ¿De dónde es (usted)?\n4. what do you do with your family? = ¿Qué hace (usted) con su familia?\n5. who do you live with? =¿Con quién vive (usted)?\n6. Do you like your...? = ¿(A usted) le gusta su...? (singular) or ¿(A usted) le gustan sus...? (plural)\n\naddressing one person your familiar with (using tú, informal)\n\n1. ¿Cuántos años tienes? or ¿Qué edad tienes?\n2. ¿Cuántos años tiene tu hermano?\n3. ¿De dónde eres?\n4. ¿Qué haces con tu familia?\n5. ¿Con quién vives?\n6. ¿Te gusta tu...? (singular)  or ¿Te gustan tus...? (plural)\n\naddressing more than 1 person\n\n1. ¿Cuántos años tenéis? or ¿Qué edad tenéis?\n2. ¿De dónde sois?\n3. ¿Qué hacéis con vuestras familias?\n4. ¿Con quién vivís?\n5. ¿Os gusta vuestro...? (sing. masc.) ¿Os gusta vuestra...? (sing. fem.) ¿Os gustan vuestros...? (plural masc.) ¿Os gustan vuestras...? (plural fem.)