Guatamala K"iche" Indian Village Chocantariy 2004

[guatemalanboy1]

i would love to learn this language but to bad that i dont live in guate but i do visit all the time

[acu1inamillion]

the great thing we all can learn from this video and are ancestors is everything is to be done with divinity in are hearts and humble actions,self magnification is the way of the xibalbans,always remember the image of are great humble appearance but great knowledge of Xmucane & Xpiyacoc,greatness comes from humble beginings

[achcauhtliyaotl]

It's absurd how white people go to the countries that they have devastated pretending to help people out of their own pockets. But those pockets have been filled with all the gold, lumber, and other wealth that they pillaged from the very people they are pretending to help. It's as if I stole money from a person and caused their downfall, and then when he/she becomes extremely impoverished, I offer them a few dollars from the money I stole from them. Should I be considered a hero? Hypocrites.

[acu1inamillion]

@achcauhtliyaotl =)

[vicente1mejia]

yo hablo Kic'he si quieres te enseño

[philippine20]

nice!!!!

[NeCacaluXuxultic]

Tengo una pregunta...ustedes pueden entender el achi, Kaqchikel, Tz'utujil, o el Sakapultek??? Quiero aprender el Maya pero quiero saber si se pueden entender esos dialectos tambien con el K'iche

[mizzskittlez1]

Gracias por hacer este video :)

It is really great to see people interested in our country, even though it might not be on its way to being a better country, because of so much poverty and violence .. it is great to see people are always happy to help, and get involved. Im pretty sure if someone from canada or U.S.A went to live there they could have not been able to stay there long . Alot of people don't appreaciate what they have. So Thank you for taking the time to learn about my country. :)

[Botonrodriguez]

Nuestras Raices!! Es algo UNICO!!