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What languages are not Indo-European?
Most of the languages of the world are NOT Indo-European (more than 6000 languages). They can't all be listed here. Here is a partial list Achi', Rabinal Ainu Akateko Amharic Arabic Aramaic Awakateko Basque Berber Bisaya Boruca Bribri Cabécar Cacaopera Ch'orti' Cherokee chi', Cubulco Chicomuceltec Chinese Chuj, Ixtatán Chuj, San Sebastián Coatán Filipino Finnish Garifuna Greenlandic Hausa Hebrew Hungarian Ilocano Inuit Itza' Ixil, Chajul Ixil, Nebaj Ixil, San Juan Cotzal Jakalteko, Eastern Jakalteko, Western Japanese K'iche', Central K'iche', Cunén K'iche', Eastern K'iche', Joyabaj K'iche', San Andrés K'iche', West Central Kaqchikel, Akatenango Southwestern Kaqchikel, Central Kaqchikel, Eastern Kaqchikel, Northern Kaqchikel, Santa María de Jesús Kaqchikel, Santo Domingo Xenacoj Kaqchikel, South Central Kaqchikel, Southern Kaqchikel, Western Kaqchikel, Yepocapa Southwestern Kaqchikel-K'iche' Mixed Language Kekchí Khmer Kisyarwanda Korean Lakota Lao Lenca Maléku Jaíka Maltese Mam, Central Mam, Northern Mam, Southern Mam, Tajumulco Mam, Todos Santos Cuchumatán Matagalpa Maya, Mopán Maya, Yucatán Mískito Monimbo Navajo Ngäbere Pech Pipil Poqomam, Central Poqomam, Eastern Poqomam, Southern Poqomchi', Eastern Poqomchi', Western Q'anjob'al, Eastern Q'eqchi' Rama Sakapulteko Sipakapense Somali Subtiaba Sumo Tawahka Sumo-Mayangna Swahili syriac Tacanec Tektiteko Teribe Thai Tibetan Tigrinya Tol Tz'utujil, Eastern Tz'utujil, Western Uspanteko Vietnamese Xhosa Xinca Zulu
What did the Mayans use for technology?
This question is very broad, but I'll try to answer it as concise and informational as I can without blabbering on. In terms of language, the Maya spoke (and still speak) around 30 dialects, some being k'iche', mam, kaqchikel, and tzuztihil. For general purposes, the Maya devised an advanced system of writing, which was understood until the spanish came and Landa burned their entire libraries down, containing thousands of books. Only four survive. In terms of astronomy, the Maya used tall observatories reaching hundreds of feet into the air. The largest one was thought to be, until now, four hundred feet tall. The tallest one to date is now around six hundred feet tall. These observatories, which many people think are religious things, (They're not, the Maya weren't religious) are built specifically so that the Maya could chart the movements of certain stars from certain observatories at certain times of the year. The Maya used also, for mathematics, a vigesimal number system, or a number system based on the number twenty. One was a dot, five was a bar, zero was a shell, and twenty was a dot above a shell, these were spaced apart. Hope this helped!
What was the most common language spoke among the Mayans?
the ancient Mayans spoke Mayan.The Mayans covered a large area of northern Central American and had many languages, among them:HuastecanYucatecanCh'olanQ'anjobalan-ChujeanMameanQuicheanPoqomYucatanmayans speak Maya - depending where they are they have different dialects like quiche in Guatemala etc.
Where is Kaqchikel spoken?
Kaqchikel is spoken in Guatemala, primarily in the central highlands region around the city of Chimaltenango. It is one of the Mayan languages and is spoken by the Kaqchikel people.
Numeros en kaqchikel del 1 al 300?
Numeros en kaqchikel del 1 al 300?
What is kaqchikel?
It is one of the many different languages spoken by the Mayans.
What languages are not Indo-European?
Most of the languages of the world are NOT Indo-European (more than 6000 languages). They can't all be listed here. Here is a partial list Achi', Rabinal Ainu Akateko Amharic Arabic Aramaic Awakateko Basque Berber Bisaya Boruca Bribri Cabécar Cacaopera Ch'orti' Cherokee chi', Cubulco Chicomuceltec Chinese Chuj, Ixtatán Chuj, San Sebastián Coatán Filipino Finnish Garifuna Greenlandic Hausa Hebrew Hungarian Ilocano Inuit Itza' Ixil, Chajul Ixil, Nebaj Ixil, San Juan Cotzal Jakalteko, Eastern Jakalteko, Western Japanese K'iche', Central K'iche', Cunén K'iche', Eastern K'iche', Joyabaj K'iche', San Andrés K'iche', West Central Kaqchikel, Akatenango Southwestern Kaqchikel, Central Kaqchikel, Eastern Kaqchikel, Northern Kaqchikel, Santa María de Jesús Kaqchikel, Santo Domingo Xenacoj Kaqchikel, South Central Kaqchikel, Southern Kaqchikel, Western Kaqchikel, Yepocapa Southwestern Kaqchikel-K'iche' Mixed Language Kekchí Khmer Kisyarwanda Korean Lakota Lao Lenca Maléku Jaíka Maltese Mam, Central Mam, Northern Mam, Southern Mam, Tajumulco Mam, Todos Santos Cuchumatán Matagalpa Maya, Mopán Maya, Yucatán Mískito Monimbo Navajo Ngäbere Pech Pipil Poqomam, Central Poqomam, Eastern Poqomam, Southern Poqomchi', Eastern Poqomchi', Western Q'anjob'al, Eastern Q'eqchi' Rama Sakapulteko Sipakapense Somali Subtiaba Sumo Tawahka Sumo-Mayangna Swahili syriac Tacanec Tektiteko Teribe Thai Tibetan Tigrinya Tol Tz'utujil, Eastern Tz'utujil, Western Uspanteko Vietnamese Xhosa Xinca Zulu
What has the author Mario Roberto Quej Xoy written?
Mario Roberto Quej Xoy has written: 'Choltzij kaqchikel-kaxlan'
What languages are spoken in guatmala?
The official language of Guatemala is Spanish. However, there are also 21 indigenous languages spoken in the country, such as K'iche', Kaqchikel, and Q'eqchi'.
What languages are spoken in Central America?
There are 7 countries in Central America and 6 out of the 7 use Spanish as an official language.Spanish expect in Belize where they speak EnglishI believe it is Spanish.Spanish and in Belize they speak Spanish and EnglishSpanish and Native American languages.English Spanish Chinese Japanese french and Korean
What Languages does the Maya speak?
The Maya people speak various languages, with the most widely spoken being Yucatec Maya in Mexico, K'iche' and Kaqchikel in Guatemala, and Q'eqchi' in Belize. There are over 30 Mayan languages still spoken today across Mesoamerica, reflecting the linguistic diversity within the Maya culture.
The ancestry of most of Guatemala's population is?
According to the CIA World Fact Book, about 59% of the population is Mestizo (mixed Amerindian and Spanish). Amerindian populations include the K'iche' 9.1%, Kaqchikel 8.4%, Mam 7.9% and Q'eqchi 6.3%. 8.6% of the population is "other Mayan," 0.4% is indigenous non-Mayan, making the indigenous community in Guatemala about 40.5% of the population.
What are the 22 distinct Mayan languages?
There are at least 33 distinct Mayan languages: 1. Achi 2. Akatek 3. Awakatek 4. Chicomuceltec 5. Ch'ol 6. Ch'olti' 7. Chontal 8. Ch'orti' 9. Chuj 10. Huastec 11. Itza' 12. Ixil 13. Jakaltek 14. Kaqchikel 15. K'iche' 16. Lacandon 17. Mam 18. Mocho' 19. Mopan 20. Poqomam 21. Poqomchi' 22. Q'anjob'al 23. Q'eqchi 24. Sakapultek 25. Sipakapense 26. Tektitek 27. Tojolab'al 28. Tzeltal 29. Tzotzil 30. Tz'utujil 31. Uspantek 32. Yucatec Maya 33. Yucatec-Lacandon
Where do the majority of the people in Guatemala live?
Mestizo (mixed Amerindian-Spanish - in local Spanish called Ladino) and European 59.4%, K'iche 9.1%, Kaqchikel 8.4%, Mam 7.9%, Q'eqchi 6.3%, other Mayan 8.6%, indigenous non-Mayan 0.2%, other 0.1% (2001 census) panish 60%, Amerindian languages 40% (23 officially recognized Amerindian languages, including Quiche, Cakchiquel, Kekchi, Mam, Garifuna, and Xinca)
What did the Mayans use for technology?
This question is very broad, but I'll try to answer it as concise and informational as I can without blabbering on. In terms of language, the Maya spoke (and still speak) around 30 dialects, some being k'iche', mam, kaqchikel, and tzuztihil. For general purposes, the Maya devised an advanced system of writing, which was understood until the spanish came and Landa burned their entire libraries down, containing thousands of books. Only four survive. In terms of astronomy, the Maya used tall observatories reaching hundreds of feet into the air. The largest one was thought to be, until now, four hundred feet tall. The tallest one to date is now around six hundred feet tall. These observatories, which many people think are religious things, (They're not, the Maya weren't religious) are built specifically so that the Maya could chart the movements of certain stars from certain observatories at certain times of the year. The Maya used also, for mathematics, a vigesimal number system, or a number system based on the number twenty. One was a dot, five was a bar, zero was a shell, and twenty was a dot above a shell, these were spaced apart. Hope this helped!
