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10 Tips to Effective Language Learning
1) Find a class with an L1 (native speaker) teacher OR an L2 (near-native level speaker) teacher who has learned from a native speaker. This will ensure that you learn the correct pronunciation. This will also ensure that you learn about the culture. Accounts like @yolitiacentrodelenguas,
@rutascompartidascolectivo, @colectivosetl & us are good ways to start.
2) Be respectful, listen & learn. Learning a language takes patience & time, thus it's important to listen & learn from the teacher as well as being respectful of the space & people in the class.
3) Reward your teachers. In some cases, funding is available for classes to be free. However, if this isn't an option, donate to your teachers for their time & effort.
4) Study in spoonfuls. Study 5, 10, 15 minutes at a time. You can do this throughout the day. If you do this throughout the week, it adds up!
5) Find study buddies. If you have the chance to connect with other students, reach out! Finding study buddies can help you build community while continuing to practice.
6) Apply what you learn to your daily life like stating the obvious or telling someone to go to sleep.
7) Ask questions! If you don't understand something, always be sure to ask. Usually your classmates had the same question.
8) Handwrite your new vocabulary and post it on your ideas board, your mirror, beside your bed or wherever you can read it often. Tip by @colectivosetl
9) Extend patience and grace to yourself in learning. Our mouth is learning a new way of speaking and enunciation or the act of saying or pronouncing words in the language can be a challenge to get past in forming words. Tip by @dza_summer
10) Consistency! Learning the language in popular songs i.e. happy birthday or twinkle little stars as well as learning traditional songs in the language. Sing while you wash your hands, drive down the road, doing laundry, etc. Tip by @dza_summer
Español todos los jueves
Me llamo Cui y soy maestro de idiomas (náhuatl y español). Les invito mi curso de español, diseñado para hablantes de herencia y para personas que aprenden español como segunda lengua. El curso combina la enseñanza de la gramática con el uso práctico del idioma en contextos reales y culturales. Un espacio seguro para mejorar tu español con confianza. Inscríbete aquí: https://forms.gle/uzZih4f6Z9esoLji6.

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👨🏼🌾ŁAMEHUALIZŁI
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Cuitlahuac Arreola Martinez
Nahuatl Language(s) and Culture(s) Teacher
(213) 340-4784
Speaknahuatl.com
Date: June 25, 2026
Community-Based Collective Launches Year-Round Language Courses to Revitalize Jalisco Nahuatl (Mexicano)
[Online, In Person and Eugene-Sprinfield, OR] – Speaknahuatl, a community-focused collective/online school dedicated to teaching and revitalizing Jalisco Nahuatl (Mexicano) is excited to announce the launch of its year-round language courses starting next month. These courses aim to engage learners with the skills to be able to speak through speaking, reading and writing activities. These courses also serve as personal growth and development for its learners.
Speaknahuatl offers three levels: Beginners 1 (no previous knowledge required), Beginners 2 (Beginners 1 course completion required) and Intermediate 1 (Beginners 1 + 2). Visit https://speaknahuatl.com/registernow for more information and to register. Furthermore, the BBIPOC Scholarship Program is accepting applications through June 30, 2026 at https://forms.gle/URdaJtDip8Nu1zhq9
In addition to regular classes, Speaknahuatl will host workshops, cultural events, and community gatherings to further engage participants. The collective encourages community members to join and contribute to the revitalization efforts. Visit https://forms.gle/34UnLTLrCn7BxZM79 if you'd like Speaknahuatl to facilitate a workshop at your campus. You must be logged in with your Gmail address. This will help with scheduling a 💻virtual meeting to discuss further details. In-person, virtual or hybrid options available.
YouTube and Upcoming Classes:
FREE lesson with Cui. Subscribe at: https://shorturl.at/TiowZ.
FREE lessons with Chris. Subscribe at: https://www.youtube.com/@jalisconahuatl7808.
FREE Daily lessons or Subscribe for $5 each month at: https://www.patreon.com/tonalpowalli.
FREE Indigenous Language Revitalization consultations, email us at [email protected].
FREE Translation work that has to do with undocumented families and asylum seekers, keeping them safe or any actions in your community, email us at [email protected].
Translations in Nahuatl, English and Spanish (600-word minimum): https://speaknahuatl.com/post/819894857140224000/if-youd-like-a-translation-contact-us-at

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🗣️If you'd like a translation, contact us at 213-340-4784
🗣️Si deseas una traducción, ponte en contacto con nosotrxs al 213-340-4784
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Online or In Person Beginners & Intermediate Jalisco Nahuatl Courses
👨🏽🏫Instructor: Cuitlahuac Arreola Martinez
💻Where: Virtually via Zoom, In person or Hybrid
🗓️When: Year-round (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)
✅Who: Open to all but BBIPOC-Centered
Subject: Language Learning, Language Teaching, Language Revitalization
Credit: Personal Growth and Personal Devolopment
Cuitlahuac offers beginners and intermediate synchronous/asynchronous, online courses in Jalisco Nahuał (Mexicano) through the Speaknahuatl collective. The one-semester, dynamic courses begin in the Winter (January—February), Spring (April—June), Summer (June—August) and Fall (September—December). Each course meets for 9 weeks for one-hour sessions. Students will register and donate $250. Those interested should message Cui at (213) 340-4784 or visit https://speaknahuatl.com/registernow. Visit the following link for a demo class using the Where Are Your Keys? LR method: https://youtu.be/dUJl_XYWTzU. Click here to learn more about our LR work.
Do you live in the Eugene-Sprinfield, OR area? We are offering FREE in person classes perhaps in the Fall. Please click here.
✍🏼Info & Registration at: https://speaknahuatl.com/registernow.
If you'd like a workshop at your organization, campus, museum or cultural center, click here. You must be logged in with your Gmail address. This will help with scheduling a 💻virtual meeting to discuss further details. In-person, virtual or hybrid options available.
🗣️Se habla español mexicano.
Sponsorship/Scholarship Program click here.
📩Contact Email: [email protected]
📞 213-340-4784
📞WhatsApp https://wa.link/y699o4