Spoken Yucatec Maya
By: by Robert W. Blair and Refugio Vermont Salas
Series: Microfilm collection of manuscripts on American Indian cultural anthropology -- no. 65-67
Publisher: Dept. of Anthropology, University of Chicago
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng; myn
Subjects: Maya language; Study and teaching; Foreign speakers; Audio-visual aids; Textbooks for foreign speakers; English; Grammar
Other titles: Spoken Maya.
Description: Gives language lessons which attempt to prepare a course in the modern spoken language of some 300,000 inhabitants of the peninsula of Yucatan. These speakers are direct descendants of the indigenous Maya Indians.
Notes: Label on cassettes: Spoken Maya

Includes romanized Maya text.
Table of contents: title: bk. 1. Lessons 1-12; title: bk. 2. Lessons 13-18; title: bk. 3. Lessons 19-24; title: tape 1. Lessons 1-2; title: tape 2. Lesson 3; title: tape 3. Lesson 4, pt. 1-2; title: tape 4. Lessons 4, pt. 3-5, pt. 1; title: tape 5. Lesson 5, pt. 2-3; title: tape 6. Lesson 6, pt. 1-2