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Atlas de las Lenguas Indigenas Nacionales de México

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Pueblos indígenas con mayor presencia en la entidad

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Atlas de las Lenguas Indigenas Nacionales de México
 

Atlas de las Lenguas Indigenas Nacionales de MéxicoOnline version

Pueblos indígenas con mayor presencia en la entidad

by Gabriela Garcia Morales
1 Náhuatl
2 Otomí
3 Mazateco
4 Popoloca
5 Mixteco
6 Totonaco
7 Tepehua

Explicación

Usan palabras de origen náhuatl como "tianguis" (mercado), "comal" (plancha para cocinar), "jícara" (vaso de calabaza), "papalote" (mariposa) y "chicle" (goma de mascar.

Algunas palabras Nänä (madre), Dada (padre), Mu'i (familia), Hat'si (hola), Jamädi o Hmädi (gracias), y Dehe (agua).

Algunas palabras son: 'Ndalíi (Hola), Tsjuakeélee (Te quiero), Nináa (Dios) y Naxóo (Flores).

Algunas palabras son "agaŋ" (comal), "bastun" (bastón), "chima" (plato) y "odoy" (ya no).

Algunas palabras son nitao (adiós), keta va'ando (bienvenidos), chaan daando chachindo (buen provecho).

Algunas palabras comunes son chaw para "tortilla", xanat para "flor" y aqxaqa para "cabeza".

Algunas palabras en tepehuano son "xivan" (buenos días), "vacax" (carne), "jix'abar" (está bonito o bonita) y el sustantivo "ódame".

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