Learning Indigenous Languages

Anja Spilker from Zaloa Languages joined us on 27th March 2021 for the International Day of Multilingualism to talk about her multilingual life and what it's meant adding indigenous languages to the mix.

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We mentioned the Nahuatl course, which you can find here:

[tobiasthieme]

I've been studying some Plains Cree and Quechua. I really enjoyed it!
And I also studied a few indigenous Asian languages

[kogeisan]

Very interesting. Thank you Anja... and yes, thank you Richard! 👏👏

[Apostolatdepriere]

thank you thank this is nice and interesing.full gratitude

[superwill]

Where was the Moses McCormick project released?

[wesleyhaworth]

Hi I just found out about polyglot people can I get information on conferences near me

[eeeee]

Yo no estudio ningún idioma indígena, pero admiro mucho a amigos que sí lo hacen. Es increíble la cosmovisión que en una sola palabra puede dejarse ver. Como el que en un idioma no exista el adiós sino hasta que el destino nos vuelva a reunir, o cosas así de locas. 😊