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Tojolabal Indian Language
Tojolabal is a Mayan
language spoken by about 30,000 people in Mexico.
Tojolabal Vocabulary
Our list of vocabulary words in the Tojolabal language, with comparison to words in other Mayan languages.
Tojolabal Maya Pronunciation Guide :
How to pronounce Tojolabal words.
Tojolabal Animal Words :
Illustrated glossary of animal words in the Tojolabal language.
Tojolabal Colors :
Worksheet showing color words in Tojolabal.
˜ Tojolabal Language Resources –
Ja K'umaltik' Tojol'ab'al :
Information on the Tojolabal language including an audio file of spoken Tojolabal.
Vocabulario Tojobal Cuentos Tojolabal :
Scanned-in Tojolabal resources from the Rosetta Project, with Spanish translation.
Human Rights: Tojolabal :
Translation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights into Tojolabal.
The Bible in Tojolabal Genesis in Tojolabal Lord's Prayer in Tojolabal :
Tojolabal translations of Biblical passages and Christian prayers.
Tojolabal de Sabanilla Prayers :
Tojolabal translation of the Lord's Prayer.
Lengua Tojolabal
Information on the Tojolabal language, including a linguistic map of Mexico. Page in Spanish.
Wikipedia: Tojolab'al :
Brief encyclopedia entry on Tojolabal.
Tojolabal :
Demographic information about Tojolabal from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Diccionario Tojolabal de Tumbalá, Chiapas
Spanish-Tojolabal dictionary for sale online.
Tojolabal People
Encyclopedia articles on the Tojolabal Indians.
Tojolab'al Maya
Article about Tojolab'al culture and history.
Diccionario espanol-tojolabal
Spanish-Tojolabal dictionary for sale online.
The Ancient Maya :
Excellent historical overview of ancient Mayan civilization in general.
Indian Books :
Evolving list of books about Mayas and Native Americans in general.
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