Aymara Lesson Number IV (First Four On Boliviaweb.com):

Inti Wata – Isla del Sol
Waika – Aji Arequipina (also called Aji Amarillo)
Tienda yawira taskiwa? – Is the shop open?
Yawin tatawa? – Are you closed?
Jhwasa – Habas or large green beans (about ½ in diameter)
Cun hora hesa ? – What time is it?
Ya tunc hora hewa – It is nine o’clock
Kayan kiwa urtanyaja? – Where is the house?
Huisa Cocha – The name of the sacred rock of creation on the island
Moroco – Flat stone and round stone morter and pestle
Manq’ata auhito – I am hungry
Uma munta – I am thirsty
Humasteh – You (respectfully)
Camisas carakta? – How are you?
Gualikistua – I am fine
Nayaha Jacintua – I am jacinto
Alojamiento nehwa – Do you rent rooms to travellers?
Carua - Llama
Alpacho – Alpaca (an animal exactly like the Llama but furrier)
Owita – Sheep
Owiskalyo – Baby Sheep
Cuchi – Pig
Hualpa – Chicken
Anu – Dog
Wawa – Child
Nikuta – Long hair braids joined at bottom by yarn worn by Isla Del Sol women
Hurta – House
Lawa – Wood
Hichu – Thatch
Kala – Stone
Puste – Post
Tija – Ceramic tiled roof
Tija Urta – House with ceramic tiled roof
Calamina – Corrugated steel roof
Arrue – Adobe