Itzli · Eastern Huasteca Nahuatl
A polished A1 to B1 path for a living Nahua language.
Itzli now presents a curated CEFR-style progression across 43 units,860 core lesson cards, 2,043 primer vocabulary entries, language-specific machine audio, dialogues, grammar, practice, and a searchable lexicon built around Eastern Huasteca Nahuatl.
Course Architecture
Reordered around what learners can do.
The original source lessons are preserved, but the learner-facing path now starts with sound, greetings, identity, questions, numbers, and first present-tense verbs before moving into possession, family, food, past narration, market interaction, health, conditionals, and B1 discourse control.
First six milestones
Open unitsSounds and Spelling
Can recognize the sound system and read short familiar words aloud.
Greetings and Farewells
Can greet someone, say thanks, and take leave using memorized phrases.
Names and Introductions
Can introduce self and ask simple identity questions.
Question Words
Can ask basic wh-questions in familiar contexts.
Numbers and Counting
Can use numbers in very simple practical tasks.
Colors and Basic Descriptions
Can describe familiar objects with one or two simple properties.
Learner-ready lessons
Each unit opens into chunked vocabulary learning, pronunciation, recall, sentence completion, and dialogue practice.
Serious language support
Grammar lessons explain person marking, possession, object prefixes, tense, conditionals, directionals, and B1 modifiers.
Images and pronunciation
Lesson and practice cards prefer the S3 word-image manifest, while audio is generated from a Nahuatl-specific machine model.