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The 2011 Quechua Tribe!!!! Photo by Mervin.......amazing job!!!!
Enjoy photos from beautiful Machu Picchu, the area is absolutely stunning.
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Kuichi, the Quechua word for “rainbow” is also the name of a group of women from Lima who initially started a clothes mending business. Thanks to Fair Trade, they are now able to support themselves by crafting unique items, often from recycled materials. Click to learn more and/or shop their Fair Trade products!
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isurvivednowanalyze:
Going into the premiere episode i have four things in mind. Who are my favorites from each tribe. Who are my least favorites from each tribe. Which tribe am i rooting for and which tribe do i think will lose the first challenge and possibly set the tone for the rest of the season.
Favorite Four...
Chief Black Kettle "!Ama Sua, Ama Kjella, Ama Lllulla! - Don't lie, don't cheat, don't be lazy". "Quechua greeting during Inca times".
http://www.indigenouspeople.net/quotes.htm
Crazy rude mofo Quechua chat :0
Following is a possible basic conversation in Quechua:
Antuku: Yaw! Wawqiy! Mayman richkanki?
Joe: Wasiyman richkani. Qanri?
Antuku: Qhatuman richkani. Tupananchiskama!
Joe: Ratukama.
Translation:
Antuku: Hey! Brother! Where are (you) going?
Joe: (I) am going to my house. And you?
Antuku: (I) am going to the market. 'Till we meet again!
Joe: See you later.
INTIQ CHURIN....................
Ñoqan kani Intiq Churin, taytallaysi kachamuwan Ñoqan kani Intiq wawan, taytallaysi kamachiwan Ah ah ah Taytallaysi kachamuwan, runaykunata maskamuy nispa Ah ah ah Taytallaysi kamachiwan, runasimita yachachiy nispa Inka wawa ñoqa hina, may llaqtapin waqashanki Intiq churin ñoqa hina, waqyayniyta uyariway Ah ah ah waqyayniyta uyarispa, taytanchiqwan kutirimuy Ah ah ah waqyayniyta uyarispa, ayllunchiqwan kutirimuy Taytallaysi kachamuwan, runaykunata yachachiy nispa Ama suwa, ama qella, ama llulla, ama map’a Ah ah ah Ama suwa, ama qella, allin kausaypi tiyananchiqpaq Ah ah ah Ama llulla, ama map’a, mana chinkakunanchiqpaq Inka runa mana piniyoq, makillayta hap’iykuway Inka wawa mana mayniyoq, kayman hamuy kay ñoqawan Ah ah ah Makillayta hap’iqtiyki, taytanchisman pusasqayki Ah ah ah Kay ñoqawan hamuqtiyki, runa simita yachachisqayki. Wañuylla, wañuy wañucha, amaraq aparuwaychu Karuraqmi puririnay, runaykunatan maskani Karuraqmi puririnay, runa simitan yachachini.
English Translation Children of the Sun
I am a son of the Sun, going to those of my race. I'm one of the children of the Sun, going to my people I'm a child of the sun, coming for a purpose. I'’ve come to find and gather the people of the Inca nation. My purpose is to teach our values, and our Quechua language. Inca child, like myself, in what country are you crying? Child of the Sun, like myself, listen to my cry If you listen to my calling, come back to our homeland and culture. If you listen my calling, come back with our people and remake our nation. I want to teach my people our traditions: Don'’t steal, don'’t be lazy, don'’t lie, and don'’t be dirty. Neither steal, nor be lazy, so that we may live well. Be truthful and clean, so we won'’t be lost. Inca people, you are alone in this world, hold my hand. Inca child, you are not part of this world, come home with me. If you come and hold my hand, I'’ll take you to our homeland. If you come with me, I’'ll teach you our Inca language. Death o death, do not take me away yet, I still have a long way to go, I'm searching for my people. I still have a long way to go, teaching the Inca way.
By clicking above on the words "QUECHUA PEOPLE" that will link you to Wikipedia where you can read all about the Quechua people!
QUECHUA TRIBE
Welcome guests to the Quechua Tribe!
This blog will fill your mind with all types of information on the Quechua Tribe, and you can experience it all through videos, pictures, and many other forms of communication. To begin, we invite you to attend the following event:
QUECHUA CULTURE NIGHT
DATE: Sunday, October 30, 2011 @ 6:30 pm LOCATION: FACEBOOK: CFSurvivor Machu Picchu: Till Games Due Us Part
http://www.facebook.com/groups/256005091097897/
Hello! : Hola! : Allillanchu!
How are you? : ¿Cómo estás? : Imaynalla kashanki?
I'm fine. And you? : Bien, ¿y tú? : Allillanmi kashani. Qanri?
Interested in learning more about the South American language of Quechua? Learn some words and phrases in Quechua and discover the vibrant culture of the Andean people.
Quechua Culture Night: An evening of music, dance, film, food, language learning and more as Prof. Inés Callalli, a native of Peru, and her students share Peruvian traditions.
Where are you from? : ¿De dónde eres? : Maymantam kankiz?
I am from Cusco. : Soy de Cusco. : Cuscomantam kani.
Good-bye! : Adiós! : Tupananchiskama!