Vamos a aprender náhuatl

Vamos a aprender náhuatl

by Centro Cultural de Espana en Mexico

50 ratings
22 reviews

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Learn Nahuatl with this app, focusing on the Acatlán, Guerrero dialect. It offers vocabulary for greetings, numbers, verbs, animals, body parts, food, plants, clothing, and sacred spaces. The app uses clear spelling and roots for easy comprehension, making it useful for various Nahua variants.

Nahuatl vocabulary from Acatlán, Guerrero
Greetings and numbers
Verbs, animals, body parts
Fruits, plants, clothing
Sacred spaces and expressions
Clear spelling and identifiable roots
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What's New in Vamos a aprender náhuatl

2.3.5

January 4, 2017

Apple actualizó esta app para mostrar el ícono de la app Apple Watch. Corrección de errores

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User reviews

The app is a great start

This app is well designed but they need to add updates. Náhuatl is a dying language so the more I can learn the better

Buggy

The audio won’t play at all, I feel like it’s really important to be able to hear the correct pronunciation.

The design looks good and simple, would be useful to have more grammar structure guides as well

Good But Not

Everything is ok with the exception with the music you can’t hear the pronunciation of the words

Can it have an update?

This is amazing I showed this to my mom that speaks Nahuatl and she even learned something new please update it

Amazing

I am 24 and trying to learn my native tongue thank u for creating this app viva la raza

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What is this app about?

This app is designed to help users learn the Nahuatl language. It focuses on vocabulary and expressions from the Acatlán, Guerrero dialect, but its clear orthography and use of word roots make it potentially useful for learners of other Nahua variants as well.

What kind of vocabulary does the app include?

The app features a selection of essential vocabulary, including greetings, numbers, common verbs, names of animals (domestic, wild, and aquatic), body parts, fruits, types of corn, plants, clothing for men and women, and terms related to sacred spaces within the Nahuatl worldview.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a completely free user experience.

Who is the target audience for this app?

The app is intended for anyone interested in learning the Nahuatl language. This includes students, cultural enthusiasts, researchers, or individuals with ancestral ties to Nahuatl-speaking communities who wish to connect with the language.

How does the app help with learning Nahuatl?

The app aids learning by presenting vocabulary in a clear and understandable manner. It uses spelling and orthography that avoids contractions and sound changes where possible, and it prioritizes using recognizable word roots to facilitate comprehension and memorization.