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A Native American language of South America, spoken primarily in southern Chile and Argentina. It was the language of the [[pagan]] [[Incas]]. Today it is spoken mainly by [[Christianity|Christians]].
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A Native American language of South America, spoken primarily in southern Chile and Argentina. It was the language of the [[pagan]] [[Inca]]s. Today it is spoken mainly by [[Christianity|Christians]].
    
The grammar of Quechua is mainly isolating, making it typologically similar to Chinese and Basque. The exception is for mood and aspect, which are typically marked by adjectival inflection. The language also includes question particles, which is a significant anomaly, especially in languages of this type.
 
The grammar of Quechua is mainly isolating, making it typologically similar to Chinese and Basque. The exception is for mood and aspect, which are typically marked by adjectival inflection. The language also includes question particles, which is a significant anomaly, especially in languages of this type.
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