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Quechua, Northern Conchucos Ancash

A language of Peru

ISO 639-3: qxn

Population	250,000 (2002 SIL). 65,000 monolinguals (1994 census).
Region	East Ancash Department, Pomabamba to San Luis, and Huacrachuco in northwest Huánuco Department; possibly north Marañon area.
Language map	Peru, reference number 57
Alternate names	Conchucos Quechua, Northern Conchucos Quechua
Dialects	Related to Southern Conchucos [qxo], Huamalíes [qvh], Sihuas [qws].
Classification	Quechuan, Quechua I A member of macrolanguage Quechua [que] (Peru).
Language use	Official language. Vigorous. Home, work, play. All ages. Positive attitude. Also use Spanish.
Language development	Literacy rate in L1: Below 15%. Literacy rate in L2: 15%–25%. Radio programs. NT: 2002.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments	SOV. Agriculturalists; animal husbandry. Christian, traditional religion.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

EASTHOUSE, Linda O., author. 2003. Becoming bilingual is a way of life.  

WROUGHTON, James F., author. 1988. Major clause constituents of Conchucos (Ancash) Quechua.  

WROUGHTON, James F., author. 2008. "Usya, texto narrativo del quechua de Pomabamba."

Vernacular Publications

Achikay. 1991.

Achkay. 1991.  

Atogwan säpo. 1994.  

Aywakuq jöbin. 1992.  

Cachi tupug runa. 1994.  

Ichik kuru. 1990.

Interesädu chölo. 1994.  

Juc rogo mishipa mana alli ruraynin. 1994.  

Kaymi kan llapan munduchaw imanaw kaq runakunapapis dirichunkuna. 1988.  

Kuchpa shamun. 1991.  

Libro de quechua y sus dibujos: Adecuado para el Callejón de Huaylas y el Callejón de Conchucos. 1991.  

Lokuyashqa töru. 1991.  

Martïchu. 1994.  

Mitsikoq wamra (La niña pastora: Un cuento de Huánuco). 1991.  

Pancho eskwëlaman yaykunqan. 1992.  

Pullicuwan liyishun 2. 1997.  

Qapra runa rikan. 1992.  

Quechwantsic liyiyta yachacushun = Aprendamos a Leer Nuestro Quechua . 2010.

Sebag cuchi. 1994.  

Waktsa chakwan. 1991.