Greetings and Basics:
* Imaynin? (ee-MAY-neen) - How are you?
* Allin (ah-LEEN) - Good, fine
* Mana allin (MA-na ah-LEEN) - Not good, bad
* Sumaj (soo-MAH-kh) - Beautiful, good
* Grasias (gra-SYAS) - Thank you
* Por favor (por fa-VOR) - Please
* Ñoqa (NYO-ka) - I
* Qan (KAN) - You
* Pay (PAY) - He/She/It
* Yaw (YAW) - Yes
* Mana (MA-na) - No
Everyday Objects:
* Uma (OO-ma) - Head
* Ayllu (AI-yu) - Family
* Warmi (WAR-mi) - Woman
* Qhari (KA-ri) - Man
* Yachay (ya-CHAI) - To know, to learn
* Kunan (koo-NAN) - Now
* Pacha (PA-cha) - Time, world
* Chawpi (CHAW-pi) - Center
* T'ika (T'ee-ka) - Food
Food and Drink:
* Ch'uñu (CH'oo-nyoo) - Dried potatoes
* Q'uwa (K'oo-wa) - Quinoa
* K'antu (K'an-too) - Corn
* Achi (A-chi) - Meat
* T'ant'a (T'an-t'a) - Bread
* Apu (AH-poo) - Water
Other:
* K'ayra (K'AI-ra) - Bird
* Wayra (WAI-ra) - Wind
* Yuraq (yoo-RAK) - White
* Q'ara (K'a-ra) - Black
* Q'umir (K'oo-meer) - Brown
Pronunciation Notes:
* ' indicates a glottal stop, similar to the "uh-oh" sound.
* ch is pronounced like the "ch" in "chair".
* ll is pronounced like the "y" in "yellow".
* q is pronounced like the "k" in "kite".
* r is pronounced like the "r" in "road".
* t' is pronounced like the "ch" in "church".
This is just a small sample of words in Bolivian Quechua. There are many more words and phrases to learn, and the language varies depending on the region.