
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2367900
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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