How to Say “How” in Quechua
The English word ‘how’ is translated into Quechua as imaynalla. The word imaynalla is used to ask about the manner in which something is done.
The English word ‘how’ is translated into Quechua as imaynalla. The word imaynalla is used to ask about the manner in which something is done.
The Quechua word for “bye” is tupananchiskama. tupananchiskama is used to say goodbye.
The Spanish word for ‘vote’ is votar. Votar is the most common and straightforward term used to describe the act of voting.
The Quechua word for “crazy” is waq’a. waq’a is an adjective used to describe someone who is insane or demented.
The English phrase “good thru” is translated into Spanish as válido hasta.
The phrase “my favorite color” in Spanish is mi color favorito. This phrase is used to identify the specific color that a person likes more than any other.
The phrase “happy birthday” in Quechua is expressed as sumaq wata kachun or kusi wata hunt’ay.
huilota is the Spanish term for a large species of salamander native to Mexico.
In Spanish, “please write it here” is por favor escríbalo aquí.
The Quechua word for “day” is p’unchaw. The word refers to a period of 24 hours.