QUECHUA & AYMARA LANGUAGES

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The Quechuan and Aymaran language groups comprise most of the surviving native languages of the Middle Andes, an area that roughly coincides with the former Inca Empire or Tawantinsuyu. Today, the Quechuan languages are spoken by approximately 7.5 million speakers in the following countries (in order of number of speakers): Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina, and Colombia. The Aymaran languages, also referred to in the literature as Aru (speech) or Jaqi (human being), are spoken by approximately 2.5 million speakers in Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. The Quechuan language family comprises a large number of local varieties, traditionally referred to as dialects. The Aymaran language family comprises two distinct languages that are spoken today, Aymara and Jaqaru, although the latter by only a few hundred speakers.
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[@Dhi_Bee]

As a Bolivian American, I REALLY enjoyed this. It was informative & it’s funny because my mom sometimes purposely makes the “ch’” & “q’” sounds in Spanish & English while teaching me how to properly pronounce them

[@noncat3218]

aa hinallamá!! Runasimita yachakuqtiyqa wakin simitaq sasan pisiyakun, Aymarasimitapas. Yes, but it makes it easier to learn another languages!

[@waytakaq]

Quechua is my native language and I am learning Aymar Aru

[@izzatfauzimustafa6535]

Quechua and Aymara are like two siblings who go separate ways but still share bits of similarities in terms of some vocabularies and (probably) sentence structures.

[@lastllamajedi6588]

Some of my favorite languages period. I wish I could learn these

[@globetrekker86]

The Quechua term for hair, *chukcha* brings to mind Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages. The glottalized Q certainly conjures up Siberian and Northern American tongues

[@Cjco102]

Great video but in the initial map you marked areas speaking Mayan languages as speaking Nahuatl

[@Whadoiuwant]

🇪🇨 🇵🇪 🇧🇴 countries from inca empire

[@DonTornado]

I’m learning Spanish, and I notice some words that must be loanwords from Spanish, and that makes sense.

[@mysteriousDSF]

Could be the other way too, Spanish has a vast vocabulary of native American loanwords.

[@diegoherrera7785]

Cuáles?

[@limes8594]

@@diegoherrera7785 las que yo reconocí fueron mijilla y muñika

[@DonTornado]

The ones that I noticed I am sure are from Spanish. The ones I noticed are all in Aymara actually. Aymara - Spanish - English Muraru - Morado - Purple Rusara - Rosa - Pink Muñika - Muñeca - Wrist

[@willyhuanca7541]

@@mysteriousDSF Well Aymaras or Collas that is our culture and identity, we are more than 5 million speakers, and 35 million descendants, our Aymara language is already Global, it has crossed the continent, now in Europe and the USA they study the Aymara language, also in Asia specially in China are learning Aymara due to trade relations Asians sing in Aymara 東京リャマ計画 - Janiw Wariquiti kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3fcY5WHqtaLnc0 Europeans sing in Aymara NINA NAIRA - Jacha kzbin.info/www/bejne/ol6Wc4mMq6ysp9E North American sings in Aymara kzbin.info/www/bejne/nF6le5qml7qFh5Y

[@3adir_]

I like the number 4 in aymara language

[@alepacha76]

Great Video!!!. Fist time watching a nice table of words meanings in english and aborigeens langugages. Greetings from Argentina.

[@nyelvbabycakes]

I have been watching you since youve had around 5k, im so proud that you have grown so much ever since. Love your content like always!!

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Thank you for your support!!! 💖💖💖

[@keaton11477]

Brilliant. "Foot wrist" for ankle. Makes sense.

[@lastllamajedi6588]

For fans of Quechua check out the artist Renata Flores Rivera. She is a Peruvian artist that sings multi genre music in Quechua. She has even done covers of Billie Eilish and BTS songs

[@kasikasivendjinn5345]

Really like how Native Latin American languages sound, I like how they voice Pachacuti and Pacal in the civilisation games

[@willyhuanca7541]

The word Aymara comes from three words: “Jaya Mara Aru”. In which: 1.- “Jaya” means ‘Ancient’, ‘Old’; 2.- “Mara”, ‘Years’ and, 3.- “Aru”, ‘Language’. So “Aymará” means ‘Very old language’, or ‘Ancient Language’. The Aymara population only in Bolivia is around 3 milliions, and in Peru there is around 1 million and with Argentina and Chile there is around 5 millon of Aymara population only the speakers, but their descendants are around 35 millions

[@CuysitoCuyCuy]

Actually it's a wrong interpretation. Español not comes from "Es Para Ñol " and Aymara not comes from "Jaya Mara Aru"

[@willyhuanca7541]

@@CuysitoCuyCuy Thats because Aymara is a suffixing language, thats why, so you are wrong

[@KZ-sg4es]

Do Asturian-Leonese please!!

[@уходии]

Hello! I am not asking it for the first time and sorry for this. But could you please answer. Do you delete/hide some language profile videos? And why? I remember I've seen russian, archi, azerbaijani and etc here but can't find now. They were good and quilty.

[@khanifkhanifofficial961]

Aymara flags like bamboo colour

[@AsylumDaemon]

Are Quechua and Aymara language isolates?

[@CaEduCC]

Both of them are not related and actually, at least for quechua, it’s not a single language but a family (quechua languages). For example, quechua of Ancash, Peru, is not mutually inteligible with cusco quechua. And kichwa (quechua of Ecuador) is a little bit different from southern quechua

[@RcsN505]

Pretty close! More like two small language families =)

[@willyhuanca7541]

Well Aymaras or Collas that is our culture and identity, we are more than 5 million speakers, and 35 million descendants, our Aymara language is already Global, it has crossed the continent, now in Europe and the USA they study the Aymara language, also in Asia specially in China are learning Aymara due to trade relations Asians sing in Aymara 東京リャマ計画 - Janiw Wariquiti kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3fcY5WHqtaLnc0 Europeans sing in Aymara NINA NAIRA - Jacha kzbin.info/www/bejne/ol6Wc4mMq6ysp9E North American sings in Aymara kzbin.info/www/bejne/nF6le5qml7qFh5Y

[@arthoooo]

channel needs a video about kazakh :((

[@المرتدالفخور]

Hi

[@Davlavi]

Very informative.

[@user-lp6gv5hc9n]

OK, how to become a volunteer?

[@Sebastiangamingroblox]

Please upload chavacano and spanish

[@Paraglidecrete]

From a Greek book title '' The inka spoke greek '' i send a word list to a Quechua professor in the Andes : Happy new year ! does any of the following make sense ? Thanks in advance ! curas son , china woman , hua son , sapa wise , rima verb, ariy cultivate , harpay take with violence , ichus maybe , kaja burn , puriy I go , putymuy river , titi tit, uras hour , wale better , wannuy to kill , wata year, yaku water , kharasay i engrave , ayra air, naka i slaughter , kamay create , sukuy to suck HIS REPLY Yes. Most of them make sense. China is female. Woman is warmi; son is qhary wawa; to talk- rimay; to buen _canay; ; I go- Nocca rini ; to walk- puriy. Maybe is Putumayu river .tit - ñuñu; uras is derived from Spanish horas- hours; To kill- huañchiy; huañuy is the noun for deth.; wata =year is correct; yacu or yaku is correct. air is wayra. to slauter- nak'ay; Kamay or camay is to order. Cheers!!!

[@dalubwikaan161]

These are the best meaning of EXOTIC languages

[@yugathyt8407]

Hi Andy

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Hello!

[@user-un2pf4ht9l]

5min

[@aliim.s.p4151]

First 🤝🏻

[@trixball5706]

1:21 🤨

[@globetrekker86]

*Alaxpachankir* sounds like a false cognate in either Urdu or Farsi

[@iammarkoji]

Aymara's 4 is sus

[@mysteriousDSF]

👀

[@suevialania]

Quéchua must be a mandatory in all american Nations! The example of Swahili in África!

[@sunduncan1151]

🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈

[@cristophersegura6997]

Gay😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 neither

[@TheDankBoi69]

This is not gay

[@khanifkhanifofficial961]

LGBT Flags

[@cristophersegura6997]

No

[@koesben9363]

Tawantinsuyu*, Lgbt+ does not contain light blue

[@TheBlueElk]

YMCA by The Village People sounds on the background xd

[@TheDankBoi69]

That is not a LGBT flag