Foundation Course in Nahuatl Grammar, Volume 1

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Institute of Latin American Studies, The University of Texas at Austin, 1989 - Nahuatl language

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SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION
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BEGINNING NAHUATL STRUCTURE
10
MORE ABOUT NOUNS TVE
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absolutive suffix added ahmō Aquin bathe calli Canin Carochi cause s.o. CHAPTER Class 3 verbs Classical Nahuatl compound customary present dance direct object drop English translations example EXERCISE Translate final vowel flee following English phrases following Nahuatl verbs future tense Give the English Give the Nahuatl glosses glottal stop grammatical he/she/it honorific ihcuac inflectional intransitive ipan language laugh literally liz-tli long vowels Mesoamerican languages Molina monequi Nahua Nahuatl dictionary Nahuatl nouns Nahuatl words nicnequi nonspecific noun stem object prefixes ohtli one's particles person plural forms plural suffix possessed form possessed nouns possessive prefixes postposition present tense preterite stem PRODUCTION EXERCISE Give pronouns RECOGNITION EXERCISE Give reduplication reflexive verb scold second column sentence short vowels shortens singular sleep Spanish spelling syllable transitive verbs Translate the following verb forms VERB RECOGNITION EXERCISE verb stem Vocabulary List vowel length vowel stems weep Xuan y'all

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TitleFoundation Course in Nahuatl Grammar, Volume 1
Foundation Course in Nahuatl Grammar, Frances E. Karttunen
AuthorsR. Joe Campbell, Frances E. Karttunen
PublisherInstitute of Latin American Studies, The University of Texas at Austin, 1989
Original fromUniversity of Texas
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