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Calle Primera Norte No 8
Buenavista de Cuéllar, Gro.
México, C.P. 40330       
tlatoani@eltlatoani.com

               

  Welcome to the Tlatoani Language School in Buenavista de Cuéllar, Guerrero México. Here you will learn to
speak Spanish effectively and increase your verbal confidence level. We integrate social interaction with a 
Spanish program
linguistically designed for demonstrated and measurable results. We are happy that you have
 taken the time to review our site in your quest for a Spanish Language Immersion School. 

        
                                            
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  Italiano                  Francais                Deutsch                 Portugues

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Tlatoani (pronounced T-LAH-TOE-A-NEE) is a word in Náhuatl, the language
 of the Aztecs. It means “the one who speaks well”. The Aztecs gave this title to their Supreme Rulers, their Great Speakers; individuals such as Moctezuma and Cuauhtémoc. It was believed that the Tlatoani could speak with the gods. Our name reflects our commitment to provide a professional, well-planned, fully integrated language and cultural learning experience for our students. 
You can gain a command of the Spanish language. You can “speak well”.
 


Cuauhtémoc                                                                                                                                            
The Eleventh Tlatoani 
                                                               Our Mission Statement –

Tlatoani Language School is a student-focused center of learning for those wishing to  acquire effective  communication skills in Spanish as a Second Language. Our mission is to provide an opportunity for the 
student to learn and to speak the Spanish language, to live the Mexican experience, to view the world from a 
different cultural perspective and to understand the cross-cultural roadblocks that can impede mutual 
comprehension while at the same time raise the student's social consciousness to the economic reality that
many in Latin America have to contend with in their struggle to survive.

                                                         

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Last Update: 11/18/06