#nawat

[pawthorn]

Tamora Pierce was writing dangerous crow boy before it was cool.

[ixpitzin]

Ne Takayul • The Lesbian

I made this under my previous username (@/natstky). Takayul or takayulu means one who possesses a man's heart, it's a traditional Nawat word to mean lesbian in the language. I was inspired by the Spanish illustrator Pertegas in terms of style.

The woman on the left is wearing indumentaria or traditional clothing from Panchimalco. The other woman is wearing traditional clothing from Izalco. I do plan on redrawing this image.

[oct0whyllow]

Gloves inspired from my culture and stuffs :3

[krabbie23]

Xipetz Tuteku/Xipe Totect, Reskin

The background is in teotihuacan, which isn't time period accurate

Illustration ideas contributed to our writer @awacatero_o on twitter art by @krabbie23

[missnessabless]

Tay ninemi?

To kick off 2025, I wanted to draw this, mainly because I have had many times of self-reflection about my cultural background and other times of having an identity crisis.

I feel like I'm the only one who has this feeling, and only people who are me(🇸🇻) can relate. Still I hope you all like it. art by (c) @missnessabless

[tlajtollirambles]

YouTube Channels for learning Nahuatlahtolli

Classic Nahuatl

(for spanish & english speakers)

Nahuatl Language and Culture

Our goal is to spread the nahuatl language worldwide, and also to show aspects of mesoamerican culture.

(for spanish speakers / pa' quienes hablan español)

Sierra Negra of Tehuacan

(for spanish speakers, pa' quienes hablan español)

Xipatlani

Aprendamos náhuatl, en este canal podrás encontrar materiales en esta maravillosa lengua. Este canal está destinado a la difusión y al forta

Huasteca Veracruzana

(for spanish speakers/ pa' quienes hablan español)

Aprendamos Náhuatl Veracruz

Ma ti mo machtika nahuatl CLASES DE NÁHUATL DE LA HUASTECA VERACRUZANA, MEXICO. Recuperando muestra memoria...

Milpa Alta

(For spanish speakers / pa' quienes hablan español)

Tzatze Nahui ollin

Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

Aprendamos náhuatl: Toponimia de Milpa Alta

La toponimia estudia la relación del ser humano con el lugar en que habita y el significado que tienen los diferentes lugares de su entorno.

Huasteca Nahuatl

(for english speakers)

A Paquiliztli

To see more of my projects see www.facebook.com/paquiliztli I am a mature, intelligent tapestry crochet artist. I have varied interests but

Huasteca Hidalguense

(for spanish speakers / pa' quienes hablan español)

Unknown Variant

(for spanish speakers / pa' quienes hablan español)

canalnahuatl

Nican ticahciz tlamahuizolli para timomachtiz totlahtol, Nahuatl. Al fin Nahuatl hace colaboración con lo digital. Aquí encontrarás videos

Nitlahtos Nawatl

Hola gente sabia y conocedora Sean bienvenidos al canal de Darlen Mx en el cual estare subiendo de dos a tres lecciones de nahuatl por seman

(for english speakers)

Nahuatl Tlahtocan

Nahuatl Tlahtocan is a space for individuals who are interested in learning about Nahuatl language and culture. Nahuatl is a native Mexican

[karekuat]

Yek tanestuk amehemet, I have good news!

I will be teaching an Indigenous language starting in the summer this year!!

More details:

What is Nawat?

Nawat (sometimes spelled Náhuat) is an Indigenous language native to the western half of Guxgatan, what is now called El Salvador.

Why teach it?

Unfortunately, due to colonization the language only now has around 50 native speakers in El Salvador. We would like to help share it with the Salvadorean diaspora and publish things like books, plays, music, and more in order to revitalize our language.

Where is it being taught?

There are many places in El Salvador that teach Nawat, however most of these places are run by the government and use colonial sources that don't accurately reflect the way Nawat is spoken in Indigenous communities.

ANIS, the national association of Indigenous Salvadoreans, has initiated a school called Xućigisa An Ne Náwat and employs actual native speakers who live in Indigenous communities to teach the language and culture, as well as Indigenous values and worldview. On occasion, we also offer elective classes with the subject of Indigenous queerness, traditional medicine, embroidery/weaving, and singing.

The language classes are easy for both English and Spanish speakers, but the elective classes tend to be Spanish based only.

Unlike most government run Nawat classes, Xućigisa An Ne Náwat is also a queer and trans focused community, with our queerness being an inherent part of our Indigenous culture and identity.

If you are of the Salvadorean diaspora and are interested in reconnecting with our Indigenous roots, please consider reaching out to sign up for classes with ANIS, I will also be making updates when enrollment is actively available year round. Tuition is based on what you can give and can be as low as $10 per month, all tuition is so that we can support the Indigenous teachers who currently live in poverty.

If you are not Salvadorean or just don't have an interest in taking classes, please still consider donating to help us create more resources in order to keep our language alive.

Anyone is free to send me an ask or DM about further information.

Sujsul padiux !!

EDIT:

If you are reading this, Please check the reblog on this post by me for updated info on this. I will no longer be a TA for this school!!

[speaknahuatl]

Salva el Náhuat │Save The Nawat Language, organized by Timumachtikan Nawat

[Text in English To Follow] Ayúdanos a Salvar el Náhuat, la Última L… Timumachtikan Nawat needs your support for Salva el Náhuat │Save