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COME LEARN Q'ANJOB'AL! TITAN HAKUY Q'ANJOBAL JETOQ!
Q'anjob'al is one of the vibrant Maya languages spoken today, with a strong community of speakers primarily in northwestern Guatemala and growing communities across the United States.
Learning Q'anjob'al is essential to understanding the rich indigenous heritage of Mesoamerica. It also offers an excellent gateway to exploring the grammar, cultural practices, and worldviews of the Maya people.
Knowledge of Q'anjob'al is invaluable for those interested in working or conducting research in Maya communities, such as educators, linguists, anthropologists, health practitioners, policy makers, and historians, providing deeper insights and more effective engagement.
Fall 2025 Courses
LAST 445
- Beginning Q'anjob'al 163940 - LAST 445 - BQG63941 - LAST 445 - BQUTime: 10:00AM - 10:50AMDay: MWFLocation: 135 English Building
LAST 395
- Q'anjob'al Language and Community40843 - LAST 395 - KPTime: 10:00AM - 11:20AMDay: TRLocation: 325 Gregory Hall
All students welcome!
Adan Francisco Pascual
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Adan is a native Q’anjob’al speaker from Barillas, Guatemala. He studied linguistics at UT-Austin, worked with the Guatemalan Academy of Mayan Languages, and has published on Q’anjob’al literacy and education. He brings deep cultural knowledge and academic expertise to his teaching.
Adan is happy to answer any questions you may have about the Q’anjob’al Program. You can reach him at: adanf@illinois.edu
