Javier Alfonso Tenorio Maureira
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"Yupaychayki" would be derived from the Quechua "YUPAY", "think; count, plus the infix "-cha-" meaning "to be" and the possessive suffix of second person singular "-yki", which, put all together, does NOT mean NOTHING. It's just badly spoken Quechua and worse written. Being a barbarity with Quechua visos, it has no synonym, nor in Spanish, let alone in Quechua
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