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El náhuatl (autoglotónimo: nāhuatlahtōlli) o mexicano ... náhuatl (autoglotónimo: nāhuatlahtōlli) o mexicano es una macrolengua yuto-nahua que se habla en México. Existe, por lo menos, desde el siglo V, si bien, cuando se diferenciaron el yuto-nahua del sur y el proto-nahua (c. siglo III), comenzó a ser posible hablar náhuatl en sentido estricto. En la actualidad, el idioma mexicano es la lengua autóctona de México con mayor número de hablantes, con cerca de tres millones, la mayoría bilingüe con el español o trilingüe con el inglés.
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