B Ajlom Ii Nkotz I J Publications Tz Utujiil Maya Phrasebook

Ideal Phrasebook for Traveling in Sololá, Guatemala C.A., when traveling in the southern (Tz'utujiil) side of Lake Atitlan. Tz'utujiil is one of many Mayan Languages spoken in Guatemala, C.A. with approximately 80,000 speakers.

Our new Special Edition Tz'utujiil Maya Phrasebook with additional material that was not added to the original. This Tz'utujiil Maya Phrasebook is carefully designed to give the readers a strong base in the language before immersing themselves in the culture itself. This Phrasebook includes: a thorough Tz'utujiil Maya Grammar, a Trilingual Categorized Dictionary, and a day-to-day Phrasebook with multiple Tz'utujiil Maya Phrases. This book is the perfect linguistic guide to learn Tz'utujiil Maya and the perfect tool to use when traveling in the Sololá Region of Guatemala, where this language it spoken. Tz'utujiil Maya is an endangered language with around 47,000 speakers left in the Sololá Region of Guatemala.

Tz'utujil or Tz'utujiil Maya is a Mayan Language spoken in the southern regions of Lake Atitlán in Sololá, Guatemala C.A. This is the fourth edition of the book and it includes additional content and other adjustments have been made so that the information within the book is fully up-to-date. This book is a Concise and Easy-to-Read Guide to Tz'utujiil Grammar. In addition, this book includes a full Categorized Dictionary and a Day-to-Day Phrasebook at the back of the book.

A Concise Reader-Friendly Tz'utujiil Maya Grammar with Useful Phrases and a Categorized Vocabulary List in the final section of the book. Tz'utujiil Maya is one of the many Mayan Languages spoken in Guatemala. Tz'utujiil Maya (Tzijob'al) is spoken on the southern side of Lake Atitlán in Departamento de Sololá, Guatemala C.A.

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A Thorough Linguistic Comparison of four Mayan Languages: Tz'utujil, K'iche', Ch'ol and Yucatec. Three chapters include a Comparison of these languages with Classical Maya Vocabulary. At the back of the book there are Categorized Vocabulary Lists and a 'Day-to-Day' Phrases Section per each language. Version 2.0 is a special extended edition with additional material not present in the original text.

A Detailed and Concise Catalan Phrasebook that includes an Extensive Grammar Section, a Categorized Dictionary & a Daily Useful Phrases Section. This Book is the Perfect Tool to utilize while traveling throughout Northeastern Spain.

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