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Welcome to our Popoluca Oluta vocabulary page! The Popoluca languages are Mixe-Zoquean languages, related to other languages like Mixe and Zoque. We have included twenty basic Popoluca Oluta words here, to compare with related American Indian languages. If you need to know a Popoluca word that is not currently on our page, you can take part in our Native American translation fundraiser or visit our main Popoluca language site for more free resources.
English (Français) | Oluta Popoluca |
One (Un) | Tu'k |
Two (Deux) | Mesko |
Three (Trois) | Tuv |
Four (Quatre) | Maktasko |
Five (Cinq) | Mokoško |
Man (Homme) | Hayka'k |
Woman (Femme) | Mahuwu |
Dog (Chien) | Šu'ni |
Sun (Soleil) | Š |
Moon (Lune) | Po'a |
Water (Eau) | N |
White (Blanc) | Po:po' |
Yellow (Jaune) | Pu'c |
Red (Rouge) | Capac |
Black (Noir) | Y |
Eat (Manger) | Kay |
See (Voir) | 'E:p |
Hear (Entendre) | Motow |
Sing (Chanter) | ' |
Leave (Partir) | Yak |
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