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How would you say to God be the Glory in Nahuatl language?

While there's no direct translation for "To God be the glory" in Nahuatl, the closest equivalent would be:

"In Tlatlauhtiani teipa yehuatl"

Here's a breakdown:

* In - "To"

* Tlatlauhtiani - "God" (literally "The Great Speaker" or "The Lord")

* teipa - "be" (used in this context to express a state of being)

* yehuatl - "the glory" (literally "the brilliance" or "the splendor")

Therefore, the phrase "In Tlatlauhtiani teipa yehuatl" conveys the meaning of "To God be the glory" in a manner that is understandable in Nahuatl.

It's important to note that Nahuatl is a complex language with regional variations. This translation is based on the standard form of Nahuatl, but other dialects might use slightly different words or grammar.

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