TzotzilOur professional linguists include native Tzotzil speakers who are experienced in the nuances of the language and the requirements of effective translation and interpreting. Tzotzil LanguageTzotzil (also called Chamula) is a Mayan language. It is spoken by the Tzotzil people, a group of Mayan Indians located in central Chiapas in southeastern Mexico. Tzotzil is also spoken in the regions of San Juan Chamula, Huitiupan, Simojovel, San Juan del Bosque, San Cristóbal Las Casas, Bochil, Pueblo Nuevo Solistahuacan, Ocozocoautla, Ixtapa (Nibak), Jitotol, Teopisca, Amatan, and Ishuatan. At the end of the 20th century, there were more than 265,000 Tzotzil speakers. The Christian Bible was translated into Tzotzil in 2001. Tzotzil Translation and InterpretingALS provides services in Tzotzil translation and interpretation in all media. To obtain a free quote for an upcoming Tzotzil project, please click here.
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