Nahuatl lesson by Yoko Shibata, of Kyoto, Japan, in Japanese kanji
Channel: AhuitzotlTlazohtla
Date: 2012-07-07

Lovely Japanese model, itinerate junk food reviewer, & calligraphy hobbist, Yoko Shibata, of Kyoto, Japan, transliterates my Mexicatl name, which is in the Nahuatl language, using Japanese kanji characters, and then reads those charaters as if they were a transscription of a Japanese text.

Btw, the meaning of my Nahuatl name---Ahuitzotl---is a mythological creature that lives in Lake Texcoco, which is next to Mexico City, Mexico. But as you'll see, when read as writen from it's transscription in Japanese  kanji, it has a different meaning. For an image of this creature, see my icon.

ありがとう / tlazocamati /  شكرا / thank you, to Yoko-san for doing this for me, for putting it on the web & for not putting any restrictions on it's use!

~Ahuitzotl اهويتزوتل 会逸徹, a.k.a. tuberpie & neltiliztlamani

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