Indigenous Mexican Languages and the Politics of Language Shift in the United States

Abstract

Inin amatl kinititia in tlen onikitak kwak onikchih in tekitl ipan 2010. Nikan nikita kenin sekin masewalmeh, akinkeh otlakatkeh Mexico wan axan chantih EEUU, tlahtoah itech iminchantsitsin, tlen ika tlahtol in yehwan monotsah wan motlapwiah. Tikitaskeh tleka tetahwan kinnotsah in piltontsitsin ikan nin noso oksekin tlahtolmeh, katlie tlahtolmeh kinititiah iminpilwan. Namechititilis kenin in tetahwan kinitah in gobierno, in oksekin tlakameh, in tomin, in tlen opanohkeh, okchiwilihkeh ik tlahtoah se masewaltlahtol wan yenonik in yehwan amo noso kema kinekih kinititiskeh iminpilwan. Ipan nin tekitl, sekin tenantsitsin onechnankilihkeh in yehwan amo kinekih kinititiskeh iminmasewaltlahtolwan iminpilwan pampa ompa Mexico wan nikan EEUU in tlakameh amo kwalli kitah in masewaltlahtolmeh. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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