Like other indigenous languages in South America, such as Southern Quechua and Kichwa, Aymara is not connected to a specific nation. Instead, it’s the language of the Aymara people of the Andes region of Bolivia, Chile, and Peru. Given indigenous languages have fewer speakers than major languages such as Spanish, finding Aymara to English translators with the needed experience can be challenging. Our team has the right qualifications and experience for the task.

 

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Aymaran grammatical features can sometimes be difficult to translate into English. For example, the metaphorical conception of time in Aymara puts the future behind a person and the past in front. This makes translating idiomatic Aymara into natural English a challenge. Aymara-language texts can also vary considerably in terms of orthography. With TranslationServices.com, you won’t have to worry about any of this. Our translators are experienced in navigating these complicated features and transforming them into English for international audiences.

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Materials We Translate from Aymara to English

 

• Literary works. As the second-largest indigenous language in South America, Aymara has a long tradition of written storytelling. Our translators work to create English translations of poems, short stories, novels, and plays.

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• Historical materials. Many historical Aymaran materials written in the Latin script have been only partially translated into English. For academic and government researchers, our team can help decipher a wealth of Aymara-language texts.

 

For attentive and reliable Aymara to English translation services, rely on our team. We work with clients based in Puno, La Paz, Potosí, and elsewhere to bring their messages to a worldwide audience.

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