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mo-, -li̱a applicative, -s future
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mo-, -li̱a aplicativo, -s futuro
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niech- me, -li̱a applicative
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niech- me, -li̱a aplicativo
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mo-, -li̱a applicative, ti- we
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mo-, -li̱a aplicativo, ti- nosotros
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+ ti̱- 2nd sg. subject, mo- reflexive, -li̱a applicative
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+ ti̱- 2a sg. sujeto, mo- reflexivo, -li̱aaplicativo
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Thus kitlālia 'he puts it', although it is written like the Spanish word Italia /i.tál.ia/ 'Italy', is not pronounced like it, but rather has the syllabic structure ki.tƚā.li.a, and is pronounced like the Spanish word valía 'it was worth'.
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El náhuatl generalmente no tiene diptongos, así que cuando dos vocales están escritas juntas, pertenecen a dos sílabas distintas. P.ej.: kitlālia 'lo pone', aunque parezca semejante en su estructura a la palabra del español Italia /i.tál.ia/, no se pronuncia como tal, tiene más bien la estructura ki.tƚā.li.a, y se pronuncia como la palabra en español valía.