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Nahuatl is a language spoken in Mexico that maybe you've never heard of until now. But guess what? You know a word in Nahuatl.

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Special Guest: Siskia Lagomarsino - The Polyglotist.

Links:

• Uto-Aztecan Languages on Wikipedia - check the Wikipedia page for an introduction to the Uto-Aztecan family.
• The Flower Tree Poem - the whole poem I quote at the end of the podcast.
• More Nahuatl poem suggestions - a Quora post with more suggestions for poems in Nahuatl.
• An app to learn Nahuatl - if you're curious to learn a few words, this looks like a great start!
• Starter Lessons - Self-proclaimed 'Inadequate' Nahuatl Lessons.