Chinchay Han simi

Kuwan Han simi (Kuwan-huwa^?; han simipi: 官話 Cuon-huah, lit. official speech) icha Chinchay Han simi/Chinchay Chun simi (han simipi: 北方話 / 北方话) nisqaqa lliw Han simimanta aswan rimaqniyuq rimaymi, Chunwa suyupim. 836 hunu rimaqniyuqmi kachkan.

漢語官話 (Kuwan simi)
Kaypi rimasqa:	Chunwa Runallaqta Republika, Chunwa Republika (T'aywan wat'a), Singapur, aslla simi: huk Asyapi mama llaqtakuna.
Suyukuna:	{{{zona}}}
Rimaqkuna: • Mama rimay: • Hukkuna:	836 hunu •  • 60-100 hunuchá
Ñiqi:	1 ñiqin
Rimaykunap ayllun:	Han-P'ud rimaykuna  Han simi
Qillqa:	Han siq'i llumpa
Tukri simi:
Kay mama llaqtakunapi:	Chunwa Runallaqta Republika, Chunwa Republika (Taywan), Singapur, Huñusqa Nasyunkuna
Kaypa kamachisqan:
Tuyrukuna
ISO 639-1	zh
ISO 639-2	chi, zho
ISO 639-3	cmn
SIL
Maypim Kuwan simita rimachkanku
Kaytapas qhaway: Rimay - Rimaykunap ayllun - Katiguriya:Rimay

Hawa t'inkikuna

• Proel llika tiyaypi
• El Mandarín de Nico 中文 Chinchay Han simita yachakuy.

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