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Quechuan languages
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Quechuan languages

Family of closely related South American Indian languages still spoken by some 12 million people in southern Colombia and Ecuador, Bolivia, and northern Argentina. Southern Peruvian Quechua, one language of the family, was a koine and administrative language within the Inca empire and was spread by Inca colonization.
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Among theselanguages, quechua is the most spoken, it is spoken in the towns of the rocky mountain range and jungle where there is two dialects, quechua of napo and the pastaza quechua.
Facts About Ecuador by samnickel2 / Finance and Investment community
Quechua is a language used by the Incas (my ancestors) and still spoken in the Peruvian Andes by many of my relatives.
Indians/Quechua by Salinas, Saul / Americas (English Edition)
The need for education among the Quechua is crucial, Florez told JS.
Peru: life of the Quechua: up in the Andes, daily existence is a ... by Poliak, Lisa / Junior Scholastic
 
 
 
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