Nahuat · Nawat · El Salvador
Nahuat
An indigenous language of El Salvador: learn it, hear it, look it up.
Yek tunal!
Good morning! Greeting by the time of day, and greeting back.
about 8 min · no account needed
- 546
- published words
- 569
- recordings
Lessons
Learn Nahuat one short lesson at a time
Dialogues, words in their speakers’ voices and exercises, in order along a path. The first lesson is open to everyone, no account needed.
A day in Nahuat, from morning to night.
Practice
Play with the words
Short games with pictures and the voices of its speakers. Open to everyone, no account needed.
What's inside
Nahuat is a critically endangered indigenous language of El Salvador. This project exists to make it learnable — a dictionary with real recordings, short lessons and spaced-repetition review — and to bring together, in one place, what has been written about it and recorded by its speakers. More about the Nahuat language →
Dictionary
The words of Nahuat, what they mean and how each town says them — and, word by word, recordings of speakers.
Go to the dictionary →Texts
A corpus of texts written in Nahuat: search a word and read it in context.
Read the texts →Learn
Short lessons in order, with dialogues and speakers’ voices, and flashcards that bring back the words you save, a few minutes a day.
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