A Mexican from Santiago Mezquititlán has created the first Internet browser aimed at his own ethnical minority, the otomi, and which includes an online translator of Spanish-ñhañhú.

The ñhañhú is one of the 85 languages still alive in Mexico.

Antonio Rosales, the creator of this wonderful application, hopes that it will allow the language to stay alive even longer. It is not online yet as it still under patenting process.

From De treinta y pico.