Abstract
The aim of this article is, on one hand, to talk about the language contacts between Mexican Spanish and the indigenous languages of Mexico, more specifically Nahuatl; on the other hand, to introduce the linguistic phenomenon of Nahuatl loanwords and their presence in the Mexican literature from diachronic point of view.
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