Amuzgo is an Oto-Manguean language spoken in the Costa Chica region of the
Mexican states of Guerrero and Oaxaca by about 44,000 speakers. Like other Oto-Manguean
languages, Amuzgo is a tonal language.
Conjugate an Amuzgo verb
Recently Conjugated Amuzgo verbs
nndineʔ kueʔ,
nndehndihnʔo,
nndyio hnʔa,
nndihnduaʔ,
nndisoʔndyo,
nndyi,
nndisaʔ,
nndichhu,
nndiyahnʔo,
nndʔɛʔ nioʔ,
nndi ʔhan,
nndiʔnaʔ,
nndyionʔ,
nndyionanʔntkoʔ,
nndichʔoen,
nndineʔ kwaʔ,
nndihan,
nndihndɛ,
nndixho,
nndinankoʔ,
nndinkiʔ,
nnditzhaʔxken,
nndʔiotzʔon,
nndindye,
nndinchhanʔ,
nndibeka,
nndʔeon hnʔo,
nndihneʔ,
nndihnaʔ,
nndisaʔtzʔon,
nndisʔa,
nndyion na kindyaʔ nchhi,
nndibaʔ,
nndineʔ kitʔeo,
nnditzianʔ tzʔon,
nndineʔ koko,
nndihndɛ,
nndineʔ kwaʔ,
nndineʔ kwio,
nndyiaʔ nabiʔ,
nndineʔ kwio,
nne,
nndikiʔna ʔndyo,
nndi hndʔueʔ,
nndihndyo,
nndineʔkitzo,
nndineʔkitan,
nndikinchonno,
nndineʔ kitzihno,
nndoan,