Greetings, iam Marcus Delgado, I hope today is better than yesterday.
Hey there! So you wanna learn Kichwa? Well, you’ve come to the right place! Learning a new language can be daunting, but with the right tools and resources, it doesn’t have to be. Let’s get started on your journey to speaking Kichwa like a pro - starting with learning how to say ‘what’s your name?’ in Kichwa: ’te llamas en kichwa’. Ready? Let’s go!
¿Cómo Se Dice Cómo Te Llamas En Kichwa? [Solved]
¡Hola! ¿Cómo estás? Me llamo Antonio. ¿Y tú? Soy de Otavalo. ¡Descarga el capítulo 4 de Mushuk Muyu Básico para aprender más saludos!
Kichwa: Kichwa is an indigenous language spoken by the Quechua people of South America. It is the most widely spoken language in Ecuador and Peru, and is also spoken in parts of Bolivia, Colombia, and Argentina.
Naming: In Kichwa, you refer to yourself as “ñuqanchik” which means “I” or “me”. You can also use the pronoun “ñuqa” which means “you” when referring to someone else.
Greetings: When greeting someone in Kichwa, you say “Allillanchu?” which translates to “How are you?” The response would be either a positive or negative statement depending on how the person is feeling at that moment.
Verb conjugation: Verbs are conjugated differently depending on who is speaking and who they are speaking to in Kichwa. For example, if a person wants to say “I am going”, they would say “Ñuqam” while if they were talking about someone else going they would say “Qam”.
Vocabulary: There are many words that have been borrowed from Spanish into Kichwa such as kawsay (life), tiyay (house), and yachachiq (friend). Additionally, there are some words that
¡Me llamo en Kichwa! Es una lengua nativa de la región andina de Sudamérica. Está hablada por muchas comunidades indígenas y es una parte importante de su cultura. Me encanta aprenderlo, ¡es tan interesante!
