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Tojolabal language

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  • Tojolabal

    The Tojolabal language is closely related to that of the Tzotzil and Tzeltal, their neighbours to the northwest, and to that of the Chuj, to the southeast in Guatemala; and there are many cultural similarities between the groups. The territory inhabited by the Tojolabal is one…

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    The Tojolabal language is closely related to that of the Tzotzil and Tzeltal, their neighbours to the northwest, and to that of the Chuj, to the southeast in Guatemala; and there are many cultural similarities between the groups. The territory inhabited by the Tojolabal is one…

    Read More