Trique to english Translation Service
Cal Interpreting & Translations (CIT) provides linguists with a deep understanding of Trique or Triqui (/’tri:ki/) and the closely related Mixtec Spanish family languages. Trique is most often found spoken in the Mexican states of Oaxaca, Mexico, and Baja, California.Â
With an estimated 5,000 to 10,000 La Mixteca families residing in the United States who speak Trique, many located in Salinas Valley, California need a Trique translator or interpreter for everything from health care appointments, parent-teacher school meetings, birth certificate translation, and immigration court interpreting which sometimes requires video remote interpreting.Â
Professional Trique Translation Service
CIT’s written Trique translation team and Telephone Interpreters are the best in the industry. We understand its tonal nature and complex phonologies. This is why you can trust a CIT Trique translator with the responsibility of handling your on-demand calls to rendering conversations with English speakers.Â
Our team of translators are the bridge in communication across many industries: Healthcare; Government; Insurance-Financial Services; Utilities; Travel & Hospitality; General Business; Law Enforcement; Courts, and 911.
Triqui Translation Is Nuanced
The language of the Triqui people in Oaxaca, Mexico is one that forms a branch on its own with other Mixtecan languages like Zapotec and Mazatec.
In order to communicate effectively between themselves, some Triqui have developed an interesting system called ‘copala’ — the idea being each person has two speakers: what you say yourself as well as someone else’s voice coming out through your mouth.
There are many stories told by those who can speak this unique form including how it started or why certain words sound so different then others.
Translating Trique
Trique has a few Spanish word forms known in English: Triqui, tres en raya, tatetÃ, equis-cero, equis y cero, gato, michi, and totito.
The CIT linguists are adept in the various forms of Trique. Â
Triqui de Chicahuaxtla (xnánj nu‘ a) comes from the town in that name and can be found spoken throughout central Veracruz as well other parts of southern México such as the states of Chiapas, Hidalgo or San Luis Potosà . Triqui de Chicahuaxtla has fewer words than the other languages dialects.
Triqui de San MartÃn Itunyoso (snáhánj nìh) Spoken in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. Specifically in San MartÃn Itunyoso in the district of Tlaxiaco in western Oaxaca. Similar to other languages, many are attempting to save it with resources like this pedological Triqui notebook.
Triqui de Copala(from San MartÃn Itunyoso) is most recently found growing in San QuintÃn valley, Baja California.
CIT Is Your Best Trique Translator Source
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