Another morning of the "languages and culture" workshop with @movida_maya

Birds, trees, languages and culture with...

Pájaros, árboles, lenguas y cultura con...

Ch'íich'o'ob, che'o'ob, t'aano'ob yéetel "tuláakal ba’al ku kanik yéetel ku ka’ansik máak" yéetel...

Certain words do not exist in other languages, like "culture" in Yucatec Maya. Without a proper noun for, it's simply explained as all those things that men learn and teach.

An interesting article published in the Ruperto Carola magazine Nr. 15 on Dec 2019 by @uniheidelbergdelves more into nature and culture on an interview with Prof. Winkler (medical ethicist) and Prof. Roth (environmental physics). On the other hand, Dr. @erich_d_jarvis(neuroscientist) explains us about speech, music and language on the podcast #87 of the @hubermanlab, and how only vocal learning species can dance. Wow and thank you :)

Native languages tend to be more poetic and descriptive. Those of you interested in learning Yucatec Maya will find a course and dictionary published by the Yucatan university @uady_institucional on their website, even online classes.

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