1 min readJan 26, 2020
I mean, in modern English and Spanish, we generally say it the first way, but the Nahuas of the early 16th century would have used the second pronunciation.
Thanks, btw!
I mean, in modern English and Spanish, we generally say it the first way, but the Nahuas of the early 16th century would have used the second pronunciation.
Thanks, btw!
A Mexican American author & translator from South Texas. Teaches literature & Nahuatl at UTRGV. President of the Texas Institute of Letters.