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New Mexican Spanish, a unique American dialect, survives mostly in prayers

New Mexican Spanish, a unique American dialect, survives mostly in prayers

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New Mexican Spanish, a Unique American Dialect, Survives Mostly in Prayers

It contains some words from medieval Spanish, but it also includes pronunciations that developed in New Mexico's villages and words unique to its geographical and historical place at a crossroads of American civilizations

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New Mexican Spanish, a unique American dialect, survives mostly in prayers | iNFOnews

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New Mexican Spanish, a unique American dialect, survives mostly in prayers – Winnipeg Free Press

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New Mexican Spanish, a unique American dialect, survives mostly in prayers

New Mexican Spanish is a unique dialect, a mixture of centuries-old Spanish with Indigenous words that evolved through historical isolation. Traditional prayers are the dialect’s best chance of survival, as younger generations switch to English and to contemporary Spanish forms from Latin America. Catholic brotherhoods that have long served remote northern New Mexico in the absence of priests still use the dialect in their devotions. And even in larger cities, some people request it for special occasions like rosaries for the dead.

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