Photo: FIL/Guadalajara
Librado Silva Galeana… one of the great scholars of modern Nahuatl… has passed away. The respected Tlamatini (teacher) toiled for years not only to preserve his own native tongue, assisting in translating basic school texts and legal documents into Mexico’s second language, as well as the works of William Shakespeare.
*The Nahuatl people have lost a great teacher
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Are there any other write-ups on Librado Silva Galeana?
I find little background data other than:
http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/cultura/65932.htm
Google translation is inadequate.
Most of what I found was in Nahautl. Dictionary writers and translators don’t seem to make the news much.