sentences:  With the exception of "mama" and "tata", and "wallpa" and "k'anka" (hen and rooster), no nouns are gender-specific.In Southern Quechuan, "qhari" (man) and "warmi" (woman) are very seldom used along with a noun referring to a person, as in "warmi wawa" and "qhari wawa" for daughter and son.For animals "urqu" and "china" serve the same purpose, as in "urqu khuchi" and "china khuchi" for pig and sow.