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Vocabulary Words in Native American Languages: Tlahuica

We have included twenty basic words, enough to give you a feeling for each language. All the nouns are singular and all the verbs are 3rd person singular ("he or she sings") because many Native American languages don't have a separate infinitive ("to sing") the way English and French do.

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Tlahuica Word Set

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English (Français)	Tlahuica
One (Un)	Mbla
Two (Deux)	Moo
Three (Trois)	Pjiu
Four (Quatre)	Ñitjopikibaly
Five (Cinq)	Cuit'aa
Man (Homme)	Wuendu
Woman (Femme)	Wuetxu
Dog (Chien)	Tsii
Sun (Soleil)	T'untata
Moon (Lune)	T'unana
Water (Eau)	Ndaa
White (Blanc)	Xich
Yellow (Jaune)	K'janjmujly
Red (Rouge)	Kjeye
Black (Noir)	Ñutjui
Eat (Manger)	Taktzindzi
See (Voir)	Lupjoly
Hear (Entendre)	Eety
Sing (Chanter)	Takt'ee

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