B’uru’
Chi’b’aj
E’ wunaq
I’ nche’kyimsan wunaq
listenloadingplaying
[ʔiʔ nʧeʔ.kʲim.’san wu.’naqʰ]
frase
he killed the men
(Spanish) él mató a los hombres
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Itx’ij
K’olche’n
Ky’itx
kyi’ ojqel tx’i’ ewt
listenloadingplaying
[kʲiʔ ʔoh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ ewt]
frase
yesterday the dog did not run
(Spanish) ayer el perro no corrió
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Najchiojqel tx’i’
listenloadingplaying
[nah.chi.ʔoh.’qel t͡ȿ’Iʔ]
frase
the dogs are running
(Spanish) los perros corren (estan corriendo)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Paxb’il
Q’ajlb’il
Quxle’n
listenloadingplaying
[quȿ.’leʔn]
verbo transitivo
cut
(Spanish) cortar
Example: K’uple’n, stzutle’n,k’aple’n, xile’n
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Slup
Stz’ake’n xo’w
listenloadingplaying
[sʦ’a.’keʔn ȿoʔw]
verbo
To cure of fright-related illness
(Spanish) Curar de susto
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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tanub’ ta’
listenloadingplaying
[ta.nup’ taʔ]
sustantivo inalienable
father’s younger sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana menor de su padre)
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Tenchiojqel tx’i’
listenloadingplaying
[ten.chi.oh.’qel tȿ͡’Iʔ]
frase
yesterday the dogs were running
(Spanish) ayer los perros estaban corriendo
Speaker: Pedro Martínez Velásquez
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Tx’i’x
Tz’itpu’n
Umul
Wikojb’il
Yolche’n