Translate now

Common Luo to Aymara phrases

100 practical Luo to Aymara phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

← Back to Luo to Aymara Translator

Looking for practical Luo to Aymara phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Luo phrase first, then the Aymara translation (Aymara) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Aymara.

Tip: focus on one section per day (travel Monday, dining Tuesday, and so on) if you are preparing for a Aymara-speaking trip in a few weeks.

Bookmark this page for offline review, share it with a travel buddy, or open the Luo to Aymara translator to paste your own messages and get an instant translation.

Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Naki

    Kamisaki (kamisaki)

  2. Asante

    Yuspagara (yuspagara)

  3. Naki chuo

    Wali q'uchu (wali q'uchu)

  4. Naki ng'ato

    Wali ch'isi (wali ch'isi)

  5. Naki owadgi

    Wali ch'uxña (wali ch'uxña)

  6. Naki buya

    Wali saraq (wali saraq)

  7. Ting' kendo

    Jichhüru (jichhüru)

  8. Naki

    Sumaq q'ipi (sumaq q'ipi)

  9. Ine ng'ama in?

    Kunjam jumar uñt'ay? (kunjam jumar uñt'ay)

  10. Inyalo John

    Nayra uñt'ay John (nayra uñt'ay John)

  11. Okwere?

    Kunjam jumaraki? (kunjam jumaraki)

  12. Naki konyo

    Jumar ch'amañchiri (jumar ch'amañchiri)

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. Naki konyo English?

    ¿Jumax inglés habla? (jumax)

  2. Naki konyo Hindi mako.

    Nayax hindi janiwa (naya)

  3. Nyingi.

    Nayax janiwa qhawqha (naya)

  4. Tende konyo chalo.

    Aqham jach'a qhawqha (aqham)

  5. Naki konyo to?

    ¿Akan qhawqha? (akan)

  6. Ith gi toilet?

    ¿Kunjam phisqa? (kunjam)

  7. Ning'eyo konyo city center?

    ¿Kunjam jach'a uruqama? (kunjam)

  8. Konyo chike.

    Wakiñani (wakiñani)

  9. Konyo duto.

    Jikisiñani (jikisiñani)

  10. Yie chalo.

    Qhawqha (qhawqha)

  11. Ning'eyo koro?

    ¿Kunjam jach'a? (kunjam)

  12. Ticket moko, ndalo.

    Maya tiket, aqham (maya)

  13. Nia ng'ato kendo?

    ¿Kunjam jach'a? (kunjam)

  14. Nin gi chalo.

    Nayax janiwa (naya)

  15. Ith gi SIM card?

    ¿Kunjam SIM karta alwa? (kunjam)

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Ee

    Jisa

  2. Ayi

    Aka

  3. Kaka

    Janiwa

  4. Akwong'

    Nayraqatawa

  5. Ayi Akwong'

    Janiwa nayraqatani

  6. Ong'eyo

    Suma jach'a

  7. Ine owuon?

    Kunjam qhawqha?

  8. Naki gi chalo?

    Nayax janiwa ch'amañchiri?

  9. Nind gi chalo

    Nayax ch'amañchiriwa

  10. Chakre

    Jikisiñani

  11. Naki

    Nayax janiwa ch'amañchiri

  12. Ayi koro

    Aka janiwa

  13. Naki chalo

    Yayk'iri

  14. Naki buo

    Jach'a q'ipiri

  15. Naki chalo gi chalo

    K'uchu jach'a q'ipiri

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Naki yieng' ma train?

    ¿Kunjam jach'a qhant'asiña? (kunjam jacha qhant'asiña)

  2. Naki yieng' ma bus?

    ¿Kunjam bus qhant'asiña? (kunjam bus qhant'asiña)

  3. Naki platform ng'eyo?

    ¿Kunjam qhant'asiña? (kunjam qhant'asiña)

  4. Naki koro ng'ato?

    ¿Kunjam tiempo jach'a? (kunjam tiempo jacha)

  5. Ning'eyo ni ng'ato?

    ¿Aka jach'a wayna? (aka jacha wayna)

  6. Niko neno.

    Jichha jach'a (jichha jacha)

  7. Niko piny.

    Jichha ch'iqhi (jichha ch'iqhi)

  8. Okwong' ni on map?

    ¿Kama mapan qhant'asiñani? (kama mapan qhant'asiñani)

  9. Dhi here, please.

    Aka qhant'asi, por favor (aka qhant'asi, por favor)

  10. Naki koro ng'ato?

    ¿Kunjam tiempo jach'a? (kunjam tiempo jacha)

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Nia ni?

    Kunjamasti? (kunjamasti)

  2. Owino ni gi chalo.

    Akham janiwa (akham janiwa)

  3. I konyo kanyo?

    Kunjam jach'a? (kunjam jach'a)

  4. Inyalo nind gi kad?

    Tarjeta q'ipisi? (tarjeta q'ipisi)

  5. Nin gi chula mar duong'.

    Nayra pachpa mesa munta (nayra pachpa mesa munta)

  6. Chakruok, plis.

    Cuenta, por favor (cuenta, por favor)

  7. Isango ni gi?

    Serviciokta janiwa? (serviciokta janiwa)

  8. Nin gi vegeterian.

    Vegetariano nayani (vegetariano nayani)

  9. Naki chalo chalo, plis.

    Janiwa spicita comida (janiwa spicita comida)

  10. Owino ni gi dho.

    Aka jach'a (aka jach'a)

  11. Inyalo nind gi menu?

    Menú q'ipisi? (menú q'ipisi)

  12. Gik konyo mar maji, plis.

    Agua un q'asa, por favor (agua un q'asa, por favor)

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Nedhi polisi

    Janiwa policía uñt'ayäta (janiwa policia unthayata)

  2. Nedhi ambulance

    Janiwa ambulancia uñt'ayäta (janiwa ambulancia unthayata)

  3. Aneedo daktari

    Doctor amuyt'aya (doctor amuytaya)

  4. Akwong' gi chalo

    Sumaña (sumana)

  5. An gi allergy kuom peanuts

    Pichqa q'alañani (pichqa qalani)

  6. Naki hospital mar koro?

    ¿Kunjam hospital jach'a? (kunjam hospital jacha)

  7. Okwong' mana

    Aka ch'iqhiwa (aka ch'iqhiwa)

  8. Nying' my passport

    Nayax pasaporte janiwa (nayax pasaporte janiwa)

  9. Inyalo nedhi hotel ang'wen?

    ¿Akan janiwa hotel uñt'ayäta? (akan janiwa hotel unthayata)

  10. Konyo!

    Ayuq! (ayuq)

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Naki konyo

    Jikisiñani (jikisiñani)

  2. Nying' konyo joma

    Jikisiñani ch'iqhiñani (jikisiñani ch'iqhiñani)

  3. Naki konyo nigi?

    Kunjamasti tiempo munas? (Naki konyo nigi?)

  4. Ng'ato nind gi report nyaka

    Nayax reportu jichhurañani (Ng'ato nind gi report nyaka)

  5. Ning'eyo konyo nyaka?

    ¿Nayax ch'iqhiñani? (Ning'eyo konyo nyaka?)

  6. Chieng' ni file ni

    Aka archivo ch'iqhiñani (Chieng' ni file ni)

  7. Asante gi chako

    Yuspagara jach'a tiempo (Asante gi chako)

  8. Nying' konyo gi nyaka

    Nayax jach'a ch'iqhiñani (Nying' konyo gi nyaka)

  9. Ning'eyo konyo ni?

    ¿Kunjamasti akham ch'iqhiñani? (Ning'eyo konyo ni?)

  10. Ning'eyo konyo nind gi

    Nayax jichhurañani (Ning'eyo konyo nind gi)

  11. Dede ni Friday

    Plazo jichhisi viernes (Dede ni Friday)

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Naki ng'ato?

    Kunjamasti? (kunjamasti)

  2. Nye kendo ng'ato tati

    Jichhaki phisqa (jichhaki phisqa)

  3. Nia

    Aka (aka)

  4. Nia ng'ato

    Sutij (sutij)

  5. Nia kendo

    Jichh'aki (jichh'aki)

  6. Juma

    Lun (lun)

  7. Juma mar ariyo

    Martes (martes)

  8. Juma mar achiel

    Miercoles (miercoles)

  9. Piny

    Kuna (kuna)

  10. Dhiang'

    Pusi (pusi)

  11. Tati

    Phisqa (phisqa)

  12. Polo

    Chunka (chunka)

  13. Piny ng'ato

    Pachak (pachak)

  14. Nyang'

    Phisqa (phisqa)

  15. Dhi

    Jach'a (jach'a)

Need to translate your own text? Use the free Luo to Aymara translator.

Open translator