First, isn't this a place reserved for communications regarding the
Aymara people?
In any case, there are many articulate ways to express opposition to
the American war. This rambling comment was not one of them. Instead
it expresses a degree of simplification which embarasses those who are
justl
Hola Fabienne,
You can check out a great book created by Miguel Huanca at the
University of Chicago designed for people like you. It is called AYMAR
ARUX AKHAMAWA. It's a great introduction to the La Paz variant of the
language. I believe you can order it by contacting the Center of Latin
American
Hello. I'm a researcher studying the Aymara spoken in rural parts of
Moquegua. I visited there several weeks ago and made a lot of
recordings. Now I am working to translate and transcribe them, but
this is a very difficult process.
I would like to ask if you can help me understand one of the mos
Olá. Acho que estas pensando em "pachamanca" mas nao tenho certeza. O
nome varia. Até!
--- In aymaralist@yahoogroups.com, Rydlaw Aex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Buenos dias
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> Yo soy del Brasil y estoy estudiando aymara y quechua. A mi me
gustaria pregunta, claro es una pregunta muy
Yes, I heard this word too "huajja". Does anyone have an idea of what
the literal meaning of this term is? I'd be interested in knowing
that. Thanks!
--- In aymaralist@yahoogroups.com, waldir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> La huatia (quechua) o huajja (aimara), es una, ya la describieron
en la
Hola. Estoy criando un website sobre la lengua y cultura Aymara
Moqueguano. Me gustaría de saber se tienen unas ideas para el nombre
do site. Pensé en www.AndeanAymara.org (o sea, Aymara Andino) pero eso
no es perfecto, un nombre como www.sumajakaña.org puede ser difícil
demás para los no-hablantes
There is a decent textbook developed by M. Huanca at the University
of Chicago. It comes with CDs, too. I found it pretty useful. As for
online resources, there are a few - but the quality isn't so great. I
believe that the Huanca textbook is the best thing out there for now.
I believe it can b
"Peru's government has declared a state of emergency in three
northern provinces following nine days of protests by indigenous
groups in the Amazon basin. Members of sixty-five Indian tribes are
protesting a law that would make it easier for communal land to be
sold to developers. The protests
There is a lot of variation in Aymara greetings...
In the communities of rural Moquegua, they say Maraptis/Simpikay as a
greeting (it doesn't matter what time of day it is).
--- In aymaralist@yahoogroups.com, Rubén Luis García
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> gracias estimado señor.
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