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Situaciin De Los Idiomas Originarios De MMxico En El Bicentenario: Disminuciin Temporal O En Ruta De Extinciin. Un Annlisis Estaddstico (Status Languages Native in Mexico in the Bicentennial: Temporary Decline or Extinction Path. A Statistical Analysis)

Authors: Mauricio Gonzzlez-Avills; Hermelinda Servvn-Campuzano;

Situaciin De Los Idiomas Originarios De MMxico En El Bicentenario: Disminuciin Temporal O En Ruta De Extinciin. Un Annlisis Estaddstico (Status Languages Native in Mexico in the Bicentennial: Temporary Decline or Extinction Path. A Statistical Analysis)

Abstract

Analisis estadistico del porcentaje de hablantes, de tres idiomas originarios de Mexico: el Nahuatl, el Maya y el Purhepecha. Al no contar con suficientes datos historicos de los hablantes por idioma en el pais, se realiza una estimacion del porcentaje de hablantes de los tres idiomas a traves del tiempo, mediante una regresion lineal simple usando los datos recogidos por el INEGI. De acuerdo a este analisis, se encuentra que los dos idiomas mas hablados en el pais (Nahuatl y Maya) estan en una marcada e inminente disminucion. En tanto que el Purhepecha se encuentra en una situacion de disminucion menor.Statistical analysis of the percentage of speaking, three languages originating in Mexico: the Nahuatl and Maya Purhepecha. Lacking sufficient historical data by language speakers in the country, it makes an estimate of the percentage of speakers of the three languages ​​over time, by simple linear regression using the data collected by INEGI. According to this analysis, we find that the two languages ​​spoken in the country (Nahuatl and Maya) are in marked decline and imminent. Whereas Purhepecha is in a situation of less decline.

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