Yucatec Maya Language - Examples

Examples

Yucatec Maya English
Bix a bèel? Bix a beh? How are you? How is your road?
Ma'alob, kux tèech? Good, and you? Not bad, as for you?
Bey xan tèen. Same with me. Thus also to me.
Tu'ux ka b'in? Where are you going?
T(áan) im bin xíimbal. I am going for a walk.
Bix a k'àaba'? What is your name? How are you named?
In k'àaba'e' Jorge. My name is Jorge. My name, Jorge.
Jach ki'imak in wóol in wilikech. Pleased to meet you. Very happy my heart to see you.
Ba'ax ka wa'alik? What's up? What (are) you saying?
What do you say?
Mix ba'al. Mix ba'ah. Nothing.
Don't mention it.
Bix a wilik? How does it look? How you see (it)?
Jach ma'alob. Very good.
Ko'ox! Let's go! (For two people - you and I)
Ko'one'ex! Let's go! (For a group of people)
Ba'ax a k'áat? What do you want?
(Tak) sáamal. Aasta sáamah. See you tomorrow. Until tomorrow.
Jach Dyos bo'otik. Thank you.
God bless you very much.
Very much God pays (it).

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