Entrevista a Patrick Johansson, diretor da cátedra sobre a cultura Náhuatl na Universidade Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)
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https://doi.org/10.26512/interethnica.v22i1.11300Keywords:
Náhuatl, Mexico, Original LanguageAbstract
The Náhuatl language is very important since it was Lingua Franca of the Mexica Empire (XIIIth century) until the Spanish conquered in 1521. Nevertheless, nowadays is the original language with more speakers in México and has speakers in some other countries such as Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Honduras. The Seminario de Cultura Náhuatl was founded 62 years ago, and in this interview, Dr Johansson share his experience and tell us about the importance of having such seminars at universities in countries with a lot of ethnics cultures, such as Brazil and Mexico.
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