LATC-UA 162
Elementary Nahuatl II
New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Dive deeper into the rich Nahuatl culture and language. As a continuation of the basic introduction level, this course offers a full immersion into the Nahuatl language, enabling students to express themselves with a more diverse vocabulary. Sharpen your pronunciation, master elementary grammatical structures, and confidently read and understand simple Nahuatl texts. Gain insights into the appropriate speech and conduct within Nahuatl-speaking cultures, understanding both the cultural differences and similarities. Boost your communication skills and reading strategies as you engage with a language different from your own. By studying the structure of this unique language, you'll enhance your interpretive, analytic, and adaptive reasoning capabilities. Moreover, deepen your understanding of your own society by contrasting it with the cultural aspects of Nahuatl-speaking regions, keeping in mind that language always mirrors culture. All sessions are meticulously designed to hone the four communication skills—reading, writing, speaking, and listening—in a respectful environment. Our course materials are culturally and linguistically tailored to resonate with the Nahuatl heritage. By the end, you'll be able to discuss both daily and occasional activities using a richer vocabulary. High intermediate Spanish is required since the professors will use this language during the class.
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