Results for quíchua (equador) translation from Portuguese to English

quíchua (equador)
quechua (ecuador)

equador
ecuador

quíchua (bolívia)
quechua (bolivia)

língua quíchua
quechuan languages

"quíchua sociolinguistics".
"quechua sociolinguistics".

eu aprendo quíchua.
i learn quechua.

"quíchua peoples poetry".
"quechua peoples poetry".

você fala um quíchua muito bonito.
you speak very beautiful quechua.

"a grammar of huallaga (huánuco) quíchua".
"a grammar of huallaga (huánuco) quechua".

"ayacucho quíchua grammar and dictionary".
"ayacucho quechua grammar and dictionary".

"an introduction to spoken bolívian quíchua".
"an introduction to spoken bolivian quechua".

estou estudando a fim de poder falar quíchua.
i am studying with the purpose of being able to speak quechua.

tanto pataka como warangka provêm do quíchua (pachak, waranqa).
smeets (1989) and zúñiga (2000) are for specialists only.

estou trabalhando para que vocês possam aprender quíchua.
i am working so that you can learn quechua.

"syntactic developments in the verb phrase of ecuadorian quíchua".
"syntactic developments in the verb phrase of ecuadorian quechua".

quíchua-spanish bilingualism: interference and convergence in functional categories.
quechua-spanish bilingualism: interference and convergence in functional categories.

existe uma organização de povos quíchua no equador, ecuarunari ("ecuador runakunapak rikcharimuy": "movimento dos indígenas do equador").
an indication of this effort is the umbrella organization of the kichwa peoples in ecuador, ecuarunari ("ecuador runakunapak rikcharimuy").

"relative clauses in cuzco quíchua: interactions between core and periphery".
"relative clauses in cuzco quechua: interactions between core and periphery".

os falantes de quíchua, 9 a 14 milhões de pessoas distribuídas entre peru, bolívia, equador, chile, colômbia e argentina, apresentam um escasso senso de identidade comum.
==historical and sociopolitical background==the speakers of quechua, who total some 9-14 million people in peru, bolivia, ecuador, chile, colombia and argentina, have so far only slightly developed a common sense of identity.

"signs, songs, and memory in the andes: translating quíchua language and culture".
"signs, songs, and memory in the andes: translating quechua language and culture".