Launch of SIL Mexico subsite

The new Mexico website is dedicated to the exploration and celebration of the many beautiful indigenous languages of Mexico.

(January 2016) SIL Mexico announces the launch of their new website. The new site has updated information, a more modern look, and is now mobile friendly. The new site, like the old version, is fully bilingual in English and Spanish.

Major sections of new site:

  • Languages and Cultures
  • Publications
  • About ILV and SIL
     

The languages of Mexico encompass many rich features. An article of special interest is a recording of whistle speech with translations in Chinantec, Spanish, and English.

The new website features include:

SIL has 80 years of language development experience serving language communities in Mexico. As a faith-based nonprofit organization, SIL works alongside language communities as they discover how to harness the power of their language to address challenges and reach their goals.

Related links:

SIL Mexico subsite: Mexico was one of the first branches to have a subsite on sil.org, with the original site created in the mid 1990s.
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