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Ne'huatl nitemachtiani Nixochime. Ac te'huatl, ¿quen motoca?

Yo soy el maestro Flores. ¿Tú quién eres?, ¿cómo te llamas?
Notoca, Mazatl. Ye'huatl tepa'tiani. Itoca Ocelotl.
Me llamo Mazatl. Él es médico. Se llama Ocelotl.
Nicempaqui nimitzixmati Ocelotl.
Mucho gusto en conocerte Ocelotl.
Noi'qui nicempaqui temachtiani.
También a mí me da gusto, maestro.
¿Ac ye'huatl?
¿Quién es ella?
Ye'huatl Xochitl, nohueltiuh.
Ella es Xochitl, mi hermana mayor.
¿Xochitl temachtiani?
¿Xochitl es maestra?
Amo temachtiani, ye'huatl pochtecatl.
No es maestra, ella es comerciante.
Xochitl, ¿campa titlanamaca?
Xochitl, ¿en dónde vendes?
Nitlanamaca tianquizco Xochimilco.
Vendo en el mercado de Xochimilco.
¿Tlen ticnamaca?

¿Qué vendes?
Ninacanamaca.
Vendo carne.
Cualica, ¿quezqui tlaca' motloc tequiti?
Muy bien, ¿cuántas personas trabajan contigo?
Titequiti nahui, nonamic, nocneuh xocoyotl, notelpoch ihuan ne'huatl.
Trabajamos cuatro, mi marido, mi hermano menor, mi hijo y yo.
Ihuan, ¿quezqui tlaca' nacanamaca' ompa?
¿Y cuántas personas venden carne allá?
Macuiltlaca' nacanamaca'.
Cinco personas venden carne.
Nicempaqui amechixmati.
Gusto en conocerlos.
Ixquixca moztla.

Hasta mañana.