Nahuatl Future Tense I've been going through a book called "Malintzin Itlahtol" available on the IDIEZ website (www.macehualli.org). I have a grammar question about the following sentence: "Techpactia tiquinchihchihuazqueh huan tiquinpatlanaltizqueh in papalomeh." I want to translate this sentence as: "We enjoy decorating and flying kites." (Literal word by word translation: "It gives us pleasure - we will adorn them - and - we will make them fly - the - butterflies [i.e. kites]") My question is what to do about the verb tense. The grammar text I'm using identifies verbs ending in "-zqueh" as plural future tense, but these come after a verb in the present tense ("Techpactia"). Is it alright to translate these future tense verbs in the present "-ing" form or am I missing something important?