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Illinois Global Institute Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies

63940 - LAST 445 - BQG 63941 / LAST 445 - BQU: Beginning Q'anjob'al I

This introductory course offers a foundation in Q’anjob’al, a Mayan language spoken in Guatemala and southern Mexico. Designed for beginners, the course emphasizes basic vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversational skills. In addition to language learning, students will explore the cultural and historical significance of Q’anjob’al, recognizing its role in preserving Indigenous identity and worldviews. Learning Q’anjob’al is a way to engage with a living language that continues to thrive, fostering deeper respect and connection with Q’anjob’al-speaking communities.

Days and location TBD

Intructor:  Adan Pascual (adanf@illinois.edu)

Beginning Q'anjob'al I
Illinois Global Institute Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies

223 Coble Hall, MC-481

801 S. Wright Street

Champaign, IL 61820

Email: clacs@illinois.edu

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