SPEAKERS. INPUT. 5.1CH OUTPUT. FRONT REAR Quechua. 1481. Rhaeto-Romance. 1482. Kirundi. 1483. Romanian. 1489. Russian. 1491. Kinyarwanda.

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8185. Raeto-Romance. 8277. Romanian.

1201 Eva Ave. Los Altos, CA, 94024 USA. Charles Wolff, cw49@cornell.edu. He was presently 3.2 million Quechua speakers in Peru, which constitute approximately 16.5% of the total Peruvian population. As a result of the existence of a numerically prominent Quechua Quechua is thought to have originated among the people of the highlands of Central Peru, and is still spoken by as many as one-tenth of Peru’s 30 million people. In the department of Cusco, a large percentage of the population are still considered native Quechua speakers.

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1482. Kirundi. 1483. Romanian.

Fun fact: in Quechua, the language is not called Quechua but Runasimi (“people’s language”). Because there was no writing system in the Inca empire, the spelling of Quechua words was first established by the Spanish missionaries in colonial times, following rules that were the most familiar to Spanish speakers.

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Our mission is to preserve and diffuse Quechua languages through workshops, cultural events, and educational programming. Clue: Quechua speaker. Quechua speaker is a crossword puzzle clue that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related clues (shown below). Quechua speaker -- Find potential answers to this crossword clue at crosswordnexus.com Answers for QUECHUA SPEAKER crossword clue.

FRONT REAR Quechua. 1481.
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7 Dec 2014 that bilingual intercultural education and teaching in Quechua strengthens the self-esteem and cultural identity of young Quechua speakers

Author information: (1)Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan.