This page gives some examples of translations of other documents from either Spanish or English into Quechua. These translations give an idea of the complexity and flexibility of Quechua. If you are interested in finding out more about my background as a translator, visit my Translation site (please be patient; that page is also still under construction! There will be an actual link here as soon as that page is ready).

Here are the documents I have translated to date:

• Piruw Llaqtapi Tukuy Rikchaq Yachaykunamanta Kampana Nisqan / National Campaign for Multicultural Awareness (translated from Spanish)

• Urukunakaqpa Diriichunkuna Hatun Kamachikuy / United Nations' Declaration of the Rights of the Child (translated from Spanish)

• Llapa Pachatraw Nunakunakaqpa Diriichunkuna Hatun Kamachikuy / United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights (translated from Spanish)

• Manam Pillapis Kanchu Kurunilkaqta Qillqananpaq / El coronel no tiene quien le escriba (a brief excerpt), by Gabriel García Márquez

• Language Versions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights This page includes translations into many Quechua dialects, and many other indigenous languages as well.
• Cesar Vallejo, poetry and biography
• Virgen de la Candelaria
• Fundación de Lima
• Julio Ramón Ribeyro
• Líneas de Nasca
• Cesar Vallejo en Quechua
• PROMUDEH: Kusisqa Wawa