How to Say “Llama” in Quechua
The Quechua word llama means llama. This term refers to the South American mammal of the camel family, specifically the species Lama glama.
The Quechua word llama means llama. This term refers to the South American mammal of the camel family, specifically the species Lama glama.
The English phrase “wet vacuum” is translated into Spanish as aspiradora de líquidos.
The Spanish word for stick is palo. The word palo is used for both natural branches found on the ground and man-made wooden sticks.
To receive in Spanish is recibir. The verb recibir is used to mean taking what is offered or accepting something from another.
The English word “prolly” corresponds to the Spanish probablemente.
Kusisqa Nawidad is the Quechua way to say merry christmas. This phrase is used to express good wishes during the Christmas season.
The English phrase “my beautiful niece” is translated into Spanish as mi hermosa sobrina.
The English word chamomile is manzanilla in Spanish. manzanilla refers to the chamomile plant, which belongs to the genus Matricaria.
In Spanish, “my grades” is said as mis notas. The phrase refers to the marks or scores a student receives for their work in school.
In Spanish, “on Monday” is expressed as el lunes. The phrase is used to indicate that something happens on the day of the week called Monday.