Nahuatl/etc on official notices?

ANTHONY APPLEYARD a.appleyard at btinternet.com
Wed Sep 1 16:11:29 UTC 2010


Again, the nearest to this that I am familiar with here in Britain is Welsh in Wales, and in many areas in Wales just about all road signs etc are in both languages, e.g. ARAF = SLOW, DIM PARCIO = NO PARKING, etc.

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I think there are Mexicanero and Tepehua signs in Mezquital county of Southern Durango (San Pedro Jicora?)

Pancho

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