¿qué tiene la sopa? a. creo que tener pollo. b. creo que tengan pollo. c. creo que tiene pollo.

Explanation:

The Language of Nazca is Spanish but before that they spoke a language of Quechua which is also known as Runasimi.But to answer you question there is no Nazca Dessert translator on record but if you want you could take hieroglyphs and geoglyphs as reference and use it on the Nazca line to see if it has any similarities or spell out anything because usually some of the same things and cultures share the same coding and I say this because some cultures like to imitate on language that's why you see languages today that have same words and vows.If you want websites for your research try  nationalgeographics.com history.com

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