Quechua is a group of closely related Andean languages spoken in
Peru, Ecuador, Columbia, and Bolivia. The number of speakers
totals more than 7 million. Quechua contrasts uvular and velar
stops, and palatoalveolar affricates. Each of these may occur in
three varieties: voiceless unaspirated, voiceless aspirated, and
ejective: These consonants are exemplified at the beginning of
the following Quechua words. Please transcribe each of the words
below.