r/LearnQuechua / Speaking

How do I master evidential suffixes without sounding like a robot?

Posted by u/Intermediatelearne_510 / May 30, 2026

I’m an intermediate learner and I feel like I've hit a wall with the evidential suffixes like -mi, -si, and -cha. I understand the grammar rules when I'm reading, but when I try to speak, I stop to analyze every single sentence. I want to build more flow; has anyone used Chickytutor.com to practice these specific markers in a conversational setting to get more natural feedback? I am asking specifically about learning Quechua, not a generic study routine.

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