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Nahuatl numbers up to ten

Count to 10 in Nahuatl

Thanks to a Mexican educational/trade union TV channel (Maestro TV), here in plain and simple format, are the first ten numbers in Nahuatl, something we’ve been meaning to add to the site for donkey’s years... (Uploaded by Ian Mursell/Mexicolore)

(Thanks to Enrique Ortiz García for posting this on Twitter)

This article was uploaded to the Mexicolore website on Feb 25th 2018

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