Kennt einer von euch da eine gute E-mail Adresse???

Ada Gibbons, gibbons@andes.org
Born in Ayacucho Peru, native language is Quechua; maintains this "Cultures of the Andes" web site and email list.

1091 Borregas Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA, 94089, USA



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Charles Wolff, cw49@cornell.edu
He was attracted to Cornell University by its outstanding Quechua program



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Liliana Sanchez, liliana@csulb.edu
"I am peruvian, I am a linguist and I learned Quechua in Cuzco at the Instituto de Pastoral Andina". Involved with: Course in Andean Linguistics and Bilingual Education. She has quechua recordings from Ayacucho.

Department of Romance Languages
California State Univ. Long Beach
CA 90840-2406



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Barry Brian Werger, barry@cs.brandeis.edu
"I speak Bolivian and Cuzco dialects and have studied most others, and teach Quechua both over the Internet and in person. Please see my Quechua Language Pages
(http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~barry/Quechua.html) for details."

Volen Center for Complex Systems
Department of Computer Science
Brandeis University
Waltham, MA 02254



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Dr. Nancy Hornberger, nancyh@nwfs.gse.upenn.edu

Esteban Hornberger, runa257@aol.com
or esteban_hornberger@dvfs.microserve.com
"Quechua speaking gringos with 15+ years in the Andes"



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Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Saenz, dedenbac@voelk.uni-bonn.de
Teaches Quechua at Univ. of Bonn, (Romerstrasse 164 D-53117 Bonn) Germany (Alemania).
Interests in interrelationship of language and culture in the Inca and early colonial period, works on Quechua and Aymara linguistics




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Ronald Villasante, mailto:rovilla@link.com.eq
Born in Cusco, attended university and worked 10 years there. Came to the US for a Masters in Architecture. Settled in Maryland with gringa wife. Now working in Eygpt for a few years



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Lars Benktson, Lars.Benktson@ub.uu.se
"I have studied el runa simi now for many years. I am a librarian" at:
Uppsala University Library:
Box 510
S-751 20 UPPSALA
Sweden



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Arturo Huerta Cueva, huera000@goofy.zdv.Uni-Mainz.de
"Soy del Perú, Ancash". E-mail in Germany.



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Armik Masiykichej, mirzyan@ucsu.colorado.edu
"I speak the Bolivian dialect of Qheshwa. Currently a graduate student in University of Colorado, Boulder. My home page is at http://ucsu.Colorado.EDU/~mirzayan/ ".



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Serafin Coronel-Molina, scoronel@dolphin.upenn.edu
"I am a native speaker of Quechua Huanca, and have native competency in Ayacucho and Cuzco Quechua as well. I am always looking for opportunities to find other speakers.

PhD candidate in Educational Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania, interested in any efforts to maintain the Quechua language in the Andes."



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Fidel Echeverria, fidel@bolivar.funmrd.gov.ve
Interesa en quechua ecuatoriano, peruano o Boliviano. En Venezuela.



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Edwin San Roman, esanr@amauta.rcp.net.pe
"Yachayta Yachachisun: Ama Sua, Ama Llulla, Ama Quella"

Cusqueño, en Lima Perú



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Hernan Aguilar, (Shoshi), agui4100@cetus.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE
Teaches Quechua (ancashino) at Free Univ, of Berlin, Germany. Interests in quechua narrative. Works on Quechua Tales of Callejón de Huaylas (Perú)

"Soy docente de quechua y castellano. Quechua (variedad I/b) en el Instituto Latinoamericanos de la Univ. Libre de Berlín. Me gustaría entrar en contacto con quienes se interesan por el quechua hablado en Ancash, Huánuco, Cerro de Pasco, Prov. de Tarma y Cajatambo".



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Karl-Heinz Gruessner, karl-heinz.gruessner@ub.uni-tuebingen.de
"I'm intersted in Quechua, especially in material written in that language, (Bolivian, Cuzco and Ayacucho variety)"



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Jean-Luc Ancey, jlancey@bo.net
"I am the author of a small Web site dedicated to the Bolivian quechua. You'll find it in
http://www.lostiempos.com"



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Flor de Maria Huanca de Vold, arne@jhc-n.hatteland.no
"Cusqueña married with a norwegian Viking"



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Edwin Mujica and Luz Marina Araujo de Mujica, edwin@ican.net
Retired teachers, from Cusco, have spoken Quechua for 50+ years



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Cholo Quispe, cholo@edu.univ-montp3.fr
"Soy Peruano e hice trabajos de investigación lingüística sobre el Runasimi. Actualamente doy cursos en la Universidad de Montpellier-Francia. Me gustaría entrar en contacto con colegas que se interesen en intercambiar impresiones sobre el aspecto lingüístico, especialmente el sistema vocálico sobre el que tengo mi propia idea (como resultado lógico de mis investigaciones)."



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Dolores Bulit, dbulit@alternativa.net.ar
from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Learned Quechua while in Cuzco for 4 months.



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Gina Maldonado, ginam@cedam.org.pe
quechua instructor. Telephone number in Cusco Peru is 235923.



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Pablo Carreño, carreno@electrodata.com.pe
Peruvian, BA in linguistics, "teach language courses in the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú in Lima. I can understand some Ayacucho, Cuzco and a little Huanca quechua."



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Raquel Reinoso de Chacon, rodolfochacon@compuserve.com
"Born in Cuzco. Native bilingual Quechua and Castillian speaker. Currently residing in San Antonio, Texas."



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Joseph W. Bastien, Bastien@utarlg.uta.edu
Anthropologist - Bolivia
Kallawayas, Aymaras, Chipayas, Chiquitanos. Ethnography
609 Charles Court, Arlington, TX 76013, Prof of Anthro - U.T.A



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Willen Adelaar, wadelaar@rullet.LeidenUniv.nl
Teaches Quechua and other American native languages and linguistics in Leiden University, Holand.
Fax +31(0)71-527 25 01



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R.Tom Zuidema, rtzuidem@uiuc.edu
Dept. of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL USA
Home Address: 207 W. Washington, Urbana, IL 61801



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Bruce Mannheim, mannheim@umich.edu
or , LACS@umich.edu
Dept. of Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI 48109 -1382
Author: The language of the Inka since the European Invasion. Austin University of Texas Press, 1991
Profesor asociado de antropología y dialectos del centro de Estudios Latino Americanos y del Caribe, Universidad de Michigan.



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Regina Harrison, RH79@umail.umd.edu
Comparative Literature, 2107 Susquehanna Hall, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742



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Billie Jean Isbell, bji1@cornell.edu
Dept. of Anthropology, Mc Graw Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853



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Linda J. Seligmann, lseligm2@osfi.gmu.edu
Current research on women and markets in highland Peru.
Dept. of Soc. & Anthro. MSN 3G5, George Mason University, Fair Fax, VA 22030



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Julio E. Noriega, jnoriega@vines.iusb.indiana.edu
Dep. of Foreign Languages, Indiana University, South Bend, 1700 Mishawaka Ave., Couth Bend, Indiana 46634-7111



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Donald F. Sola, sola@interlexithaca.com
or , dfs8@cornell.edu
Interlex Associates, Inc. "Quality Software for Language Education"
Cornell Business and Technology Park, 216 Langmuir Lab, 95 Brown Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850
Fax: 607-257-5226



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Mark Ryan Goodale, mgoodale@students.wisc.edu
"I am a Ph.D. candidate in anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I have studied both Ecuadorian and Bolivian Quechua, but use the north Potosi' dialect for my research in Bolivia. I am always interested in making contact with fellow Bolivianists and people who are interested in Bolivian Quechua. Uj p'unchaykama!"

Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison, 1180 Observatory Drive, 5240 Social Science, Madison, WI 53704



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Sergio Poznyakov, sergiooqenawi@hotmail.com
"Soy un Ukrainiano, estoy estudiando el Quechua de Cuzco por dos meses. Tengo interes en la cultura Andina y en la lingüística. Me gustaría communicar con los que tienen el mismo interes. Hablo ingles, frances, español, portugues"



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Frank Gerace, americamba@perfekt.net
North american, worked in a University in rural area of Bolivia, learned with the native people, and also worked in a Quechua radio station; now lives in the USA, still practices Quechua



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Sebastian Huamani, shuamani@bellatlantic.net
"native Quechua speaker...second language is Spanish, third one is English. I love and play music of the Andes for many years. I am very interested on sharing the beauty of Quechua with others Quechua speakers."



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Patricio; Vlastimil Rataj, rataj@phil.muni.cz
from the Czech Republic, writes Quechua well.



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Herbert Cardenas, qorilazo@hotmail.com
Native from Cuzco, Chumbivilca. He lives in Lima Peru, speaks Quechua.
C: 511- 972-1554



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Sebastian Huamani, shuamani@bellatlantic.net
Native Quechua speaker, born in Ayacucho-Peru


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Jorge Quichua C. quichua@economistes.com
from Ayacucho, loves to speak Quechua. Now resides in Spain with his family and wants to communicate with other Quechua speakers

"Vivo en Barcelona...nací en Ayacucho Perú... Cuando llegué a Lima el Primer año lo pasé mal, por que yo sólo comprendía nuestro idioma el Quechua...Fui a la Universidad de San Marcos y en 1992 me Licencié en Ciencias Económicas".



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Lucinda Hart-González, lhart@polaris.umuc.edu
"Hice mi tesis doctoral y varios artículos más sobre el quechua, y estudié y enseñé en el programa de Cornell.

She taught quechua in Cornell Univ, and wants to practice before she starts to forget it.



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Fredy Amilcar Roncalla, Fredicha@aol.com
"Naci el 53 en Apurimac. Hice estudios formales de Linguistica y Literatura... siempre le he prestado atencion a una diversidad de temas relativos al Quechua, la literatura y la relacion de la creacion oral con las artes escriturales. He trabajado como profesor y traductor de Quechua por mas de veinte años y tambien he integrado el Quechua en mi propia poesia y escritura...es una cancion en Quechua...una poetica andina postmoderna. ... y me encanta el Huayno en Quechua y toco... Ofrezco un oido amigable a estudiosos de la cultura andina que quieran compartir sus proyectos y sueños, que busquen alguna fuente, o necesiten una traduccion no muy extensa."



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Jan Oldenburg, atamira@wxs.nl
"my Cuscenian wife and I speak some Quechua (she an awfull lot better then me, obviously, but I am more dedicated to learning it)"



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Jana Jetmarová, jana.jetmarova@iol.cz
"Hace mucho tiempo que tengo interés en culturas andinas...la música y la lengua. Dos veces ... de visitar Perú y Bolivia... sé hablar lo más básico. Me gustaría comunicarme con la gente del mismo interés. Tengo 20 años y soy estudiante de etnología de la República Checa."



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Gomez A. Fernando, urpi@softstudio.it
from Cuzco, lives in Italy, speaks Quechua. "Llaqtamasi Fernando, qosaita kamachinina sutiykita listaman churananpaq. Allinta kausakuy. Cosqo llakatamantan cani, Italiapin tiani Listaman"



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Carlos Matmn Saez, che99@latinmail.com
"He llevado cursos de Quechua, gustaría saber mas, y también el Aymara.... contacto constante con los hermanos del altiplano por su música y danza... me gustaría tener contacto con personas que también compartan la misma inquietud"

manera pueda comunicarse con mas personas de su dialecto, gracias por coordinar ese programa de Kechwa en la universidad de San Martin. Le deseo mucha suerte, mention that he belongs to the "lama variation" of the San Martin region of Perú. His E-mail es: jdoherty@net.telematic.com.pe If you don't understand his message, you can ask me.


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Jaime Doherty Vonah, jdoherty@terra.com.pe
Quechua hablante de la variedad lamista o Sanmartinense del nororiente del Peru. Nací en EE.UU., vivo 32 años en el Perú, 28 años en San Martin y 18 años trabajando con los quechua lamistas... coordino un programa universitario (UNAP) en Lamas de formación de profesores bilingues y miembro de la Academia Regional Kechwa de la Región San Martín.



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Dr. Sergio J. Chavez Farfan de los Godos, sergio.chavez@yale.edu
Born in Cusco. Teaches Quechua in Yale University

Qosqo llaqtamanta kashiani, ichaqa kunan Yale yachaywuasipi yachachini. Kunan kusilla kashiani kay llaqtamasiykuna sutinta qhawaspa. Allita ruamushiankichis Runa Simi runata sutintakuna churaspa. Chayrayku sutiytapuan churamuychis

Department of Anthropology
Yale University
New Haven, CT 06520
Off. tel. (203) 432-5673



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Abby Franquemont, , abby@foad.org
Grew up in Chinchero, Peru (near Cusco) and learned Quechua as a child, now lives in Silicon Valley, CA. USA




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Tincho Sanchez Ance, tinchosancheza@latinmail.com
o anqasallpa@hotmail.com
"Yo hablo el Quechua, tal vez un poquito mezclado con el Castellano."

Avenida Soldati 736; 4000 San MIguel de Tucuman - Argentina.




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Juan Carlos Ordoñez, juancarlos_oa@hotmail.com
"soy cusqueño de nacimiento, pero actualmente no radico en cusco"




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Jorge Casabonne, jcasabonne@esan.edu.pe
"Yo soy un estudiante del idioma quechua en la Universidad Catolica del Peru en Lima. Naci en el Cusco y deseo practicar esta lengua."








Ecuadorian Quichua

Daisy V. Dominquez, dvd4880@is4.nyu.edu
Studied Quichua in Ecuador, now lives in New York, and is looking for local Quechua & Quichua lessons



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Salvador Quishpe, lozanos@aslan.emu.edu
"soy de la nacionalidad Quichua, grupo de los Saraguros, quienes estamos acentados en las provincias de Loja y Zamora Chinchipe, sur del Ecuador"



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Carmen Chuquin,
Quichua linguistic and Quichua language
5240 Social Science, University of Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI 53706



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Barry Lyons, blyons@seraph1.sewanee.edu
Anthropology, Ecuador
Dept of Anthropology, University of the South, 735 University Ave. Sewanee, TN 37375



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Jonathan Ritter, jlritter@ucla.edu
Graduate student in Ethnomusicology at UCLA. Study Ecuadorian music, (African-Ecuad. marimba) and Andean music in general.
11002 Rose Ave. # 207, Los Angeles, CA 90034
Phone: 310-836-8587



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Remigo Caceres Y.
Teaches Quichua: Imbabura - Otavalo, Ecuador
Phone: 648381 Iluman



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Avi Tuschman, tuschman@stanford.edu
Studying Linquistics in California, learned Quichua in Ecuador



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Martina Masaquiza, martina@falcon.cc.ukans.edu
"I am an Indigenous woman from the Salasaca community in Ecuador. I teach Unified Quichua at the University of Kansas. I also give private Quichua lessons via correspondence.

We have a several projects in Salasaca, Ecuador. If you are interested in collaborating in a project or in Quichua lessons, please contact me at:"
Martina Masaquiza, 825 Locust St., Lawrence, KS 66044-5449. Fax: 785-838-4486



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Brigitte Gerval, bgerval@ircof.insa-rouen.fr
"I am french and I have studied bolivian, peruvian and ecuatorian quichua languages. particularly interested in mythology and traditional music from Imbabura area in northern Ecuador." would love to communicate with others with same interests



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Luis & Pilar, putu@televar.com
"somos una pareja viviendo aqui en Eugene Oregon por dos anos..Luis is from Otavalo, Ecuador and speaks Andean Quichua, Im (Pilar) just learning. We both speak Spanish"



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Karem Roitman, karemcilla@hotmail.com


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simflo@hotmail.com
Undergrad at the University of Texas; studied both Cochabamba style quechua and Ecuadorian quichua; "I spend about half my time in and around Quito these days. I am far from fluent, but any practice would help until I can get back to Ecuador."



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David Seleme, daves4@home.com
Parents from Cochabamba Bolivia speak Quechua. David is learning Ecuadorian Quichua, and plays in Andean folk band, in chandler AZ, USA



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Vitu Barraza , quichua@hotmail.com

o, vitubarraza@netizen.com.ar
Kani cantautor / yachachej Quichua santiagueño Argentinamanta. Rimachiay musicarayku o Quichua qallurayku. Suyayqui.

Soy cantautor y docente Quichua santiagueño de Argentina. Háblame por la música o por la lengua Quichua. Te espero.

I'm a singer, author, compositor and teacher Quichua from Santiago del Estero, Argentina. You can contact me to talk about music or Quichua language.








Aymara Speakers

Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Saenz, dedenbac@voelk.uni-bonn.de
Univ. of Bonn, Germany.
Works on Quechua and Aymara linguistics




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Juan de Dios Yapita
Teaches Aymara: La Paz, Bolivia
Phone: 343195



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Jorge Pedraza Arpasi, arpasi@dt.fee.unicamp.br
Profesor de Matemática, Facultad de Ingeniería Eléctrica y de Computación (FEEC) de la Universidad de Campinas (UNICAMP), Brasil.







People who are learning, or want to learn Quechua / Quichua


Glenn Welker gwelker@mail.lmi.org,
"I don't speak Quechua, please add me to your Quechua list. Every day I listen to music from the Andes."



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Cui, Erwin, erwin@geffen.com
"Include me in your mailing list. I don't speak quechua, but am interested in learning. Saludos desde Los Angeles."



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Huguet Polo, huguetpo@amauta.rcp.net.pe
"Entiendo quechua un poco; por mi profesion que es la antropologia, y por el interes en la cultura andina, me gustaria ser incluido en la lista"

Telf: (51 1) 4225069
Fax-Modem: (51 1) 4225069
Lima, PERU




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June Ireland Gonzales, junire@aol.com
"I am beginning to study Quechua. I speak english and spanish, am married to a Quechua speaker from Huancavelica Peru', and love Andean music."



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Fernando Emilio Zeledon, zeledon@ucla.edu
"I am trying to learn quechua. I would like to be added to your list of people who would like to be spoken to in the language. I have two semesters taking the language and I am pretty good in spanish."



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David Brantley, dbran@hcia.com
A Gringo data-base programmer in Baltimore, married into a Quechua speaking Peruvian family; Has set up a Quechua/Peruvian website at http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/4458



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Santiago Astete, sastete@grupart.es
De Barcelona España



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Jose Parra, Cejolure@ix.netcom.com
Born in Huancayo-Junin Peru, studying Science in Westchester-New York. Grandparents spoke Quechua. "Now trying to learn pronunciation and grammatics; really interested in knowing people who care about our heritage. Pueden escribirme en Ingles o en Español."



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Chulita L. ChulitaL@aol.com
"I want to learn Quechua from ANCASH! That is what my family knows. If you have any cd's or videos let me know."



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Jane Heart, heart@nemaine.com
"social worker and anthropologist in rural maine hoping, at age 50, to relocate to the andes...have many rural living skills including raising llamas...deep appreciation for the simple technologies of indigenous culture... in Peru last winter...family in Temuco Chile & La Paz "



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Marcelo Campoverde, mcampove@mail.crk.umn.edu

"born and raised in Cuenca, Ecuador. I work as a soccer coach and a Spanish instructor at UMC...as a HS teacher I was able to share some of the culture and music of the Andes of Ecuador ...love native music from the Andes...I want to learn Quichua"


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Sabine Koppe, rostock@jupiter.sguc.ac.jp
"I study Quechua with a private tutor here in Japan. I would welcome the exchange with other learners. Hablo tambien espanñol, aleman y japones. Me pueden contactar en uno de estos idiomas."




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Esmeralda, vjroig@infase.es
"me gustaría que me incluyerais en vuestra lista. Pues me gusta todo lo que se relacione con ... la región andina. Desearía aprender Quechua, en especial la variedad hablada en Ecuador. Si alguien me quiere ayudar"...



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Vladimiro Donati, vladimiro_donati@hp.com
" I'm Italian and I'm very interested in the culture of the Andes. I'd like to learn a bit Quechua. Will you pls. put my name on your list?



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Bette Jaedicke, bettej@gomontana.com
"add me to the list of Beginning Quechua people... I am bilingual in Spanish/English, former teacher of Spanish and ESL, and now volunteer on missions to South America", was medical interpreter in Ecuador.



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Yakushenkov Serguey, dblvags@vist.astranet.ru
"Russian Anthropologist, PH.D thesis about Aymara culture. I know a little (with a dictionary) Aymara and Quechua (Cuzcueno)... I would like to communicate with anybody who are interested in scientific problems of the Andean Ethnology.



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Berenyi Vilmos, andivili@elender.hu
"I am a Hungarian (Central-European) boy adoring latin-america...I am fond of Quechua, Aymara, Nahuatl, Portuguese and Spanish as well. I am looking for persons with the ability and disposition to help me. Quechua and Aymara letters must be translated... I would like to write in these language, but I need some experience"



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Laila Holtet Zamata, zamata@online.no
In Norway, knows some Quechua.



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Madalena Giovannetti, ggiovannetti@uol.com.br
"Brasileña de San Pablo y maestra de Geografia. Desearía aprender Quechua, en especial de Cusco. Conosco un poco de la história e leyendas de los Incas".



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Ena Modrich, rimay@pe.net
I am originally from Peru and would like to learn Quechua. I am a Foreign Language and Social Studies instructor at the high school and Community College level.



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Smith, Albert; ASmith@anzdl.com
"I want to be on the Quechua beginners list...Born in Peru, but left when I was 2. So I have a lot of catching up to do"



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Jorge Ruiz, jorge@colourprep.com
Ecuadorian native raised in New York City and residing in Texas. Interested in learning Quechua, developed 'The Incas Art & Cultures' web site.



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Federica, Waylluy@aol.com
"Italian girl living in Germany and studying Ethnology. I am really interesting in Quechua and Aymara. I have 2 semesters taking Quechua Ayacuchano and i would like to improve the language. I am pretty good in Spanish."



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Sheila Pope, Doyen-Ina@webtv.net
"please put me on your e-mail list . I have much native blood. I live in identity as an african\american."



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Janet Burch, JanBurch@gmx.net
Swiss student, studied Quechua for two years, interested in the Andes and its people, can write in English, German or French.



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Antonio G. Castro, camoes@malvinas.zzn.com
No sé casi nada de Quechua, pero quisiéra paracticar el dulce runasimi. Napaykullayki! Tonymi sutiy. Nevadamanta kani. Bibliotekariomi kani. Munani rimay runasimi. Munaymi runasimi. Misk'i runasimi. Rimasunchis runasimi. Allinchu? Muchisímas gracias.



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Emilia Novo, ENovo@lnec.pt
trying learn qechua with the books from Qosqo. Looking for someone to write to. From Portugal.



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Mark Lucaña Champi, inka@peru.com
Peruvian studying international business in Holland. Learned Runasimi Qosqo-Qollaw from mother (native from Cusco). Going back to Cusco in 2003 to do research on the Runa.



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Fernando Aedo, fernando.aedo@hcuge.ch
"I am fascinated by the profound meanings of Quechua nouns and roots. Also, by the softness of the language. I am looking forward to know more about this beautiful tongue."



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Mary Mary, mary-mary@gmx.de
or, ulalume.@gmx.de
"please be so kind and include us in your list of beginning quechua-speakers."



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Jan, OjosAzules@jevanem.demon.nl
"Hola, me llamo Jan, soy un hombre de 28 años de edad y vivo en Holanda. Estoy aprendiendo el quechua y por lo tanto me gustaría escribirme con personas que sepan este idioma, preferiblemente en el Perú, Bolivia o Ecuador. Estuve dos veces en el Perú, por la sierra. Escríbeme."



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Dr. Heike Meissner, hemeissn@unity.ncsu.edu
"Entomologist living in RALEIGH, NC. I have recently started learning BOLIVIAN Quechua and am looking for contact with other speakers of this dialect. Also, if you know of any good books, tapes, dictionaries, etc. let me know. I have copies of some pretty good books that I could share with you. Write in Spanish, English or German."

estudio antropologia, me interesa mucho la cultura andina, y hablo un poco el quichua (Imbabura, Ecuador)
mi esposo es otavalo y tambien tenemos una hijita a quien le enseñamos este idioma para que no se olvide de su cultura.