Vocabulary Words in Native American Languages: Ayapa Zoque
We have included twenty basic words, enough to give you a feeling for each language. All the nouns are singular and all
the verbs are 3rd person singular ("he or she sings") because many Native American languages don't have a separate infinitive ("to sing")
the way English and French do.
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Zoque Ayapa Word Set
English (Français)
Ayapa Zoque
One (Un)
Tum
Two (Deux)
Bech
Three (Trois)
Tuguna'
Four (Quatre)
Baksna'
Five (Cinq)
Bosna'
Man (Homme)
Ha:'ya
Woman (Femme)
Yo:'mo'
Dog (Chien)
Ta:'ga
Sun (Soleil)
Ha:ma'
Water (Eau)
Ndi'
White (Blanc)
Po'ovo
Yellow (Jaune)
Pú'ci
Red (Rouge)
Cava'c
Black (Noir)
Yik
Eat (Manger)
Wi'k
Hear (Entendre)
Matong
Sing (Chanter)
Wan
Leave (Partir)
Cak
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