"Ñuha muña nages."

Translation: My mother is sweating.

[Diana14283]

Why is my mom sweating?? Because she is trying to learn High Valyrian!!!

[Willowfae]

Maybe she is worried about the dragons getting too big

[Deact1vated_User]

Well then winter probably isn't coming yet.

[SpeakOnIt]

POINTS Have a lingot.

[Kat77953]

hi

[Kat77953]

how are you ?

[Ymir306577]

Yes, this is going to help me in my life.

[_meulema_]

because you speak high valyrian on a daily basis

[flootzavut]

... this is a very weird sentence to find in the first skill...

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

The infinitive form of the verb is: nagegon

nagegon [na'gegon]

perfect: nagetan

v. V-fin. to sweat

From Dothraki Wiki

Edit: I am still trying to understand how this vocabulary page works, and I can see there is a link for this verb that indicates the "High Valyrian Verb Tables", putting it between the vowel-final verbs, and exactly in the E-stems verbs. So, there are different verb stems and not only vowel-final verbs, also there are consonant-final verbs and irregular verbs.

[ElkinShine]

This sounds like something Bronn would say if he knew High Valyrian.

[caspar814944]

Because of her brother..?

[Damboise]

should i pronounce the "n" that has a wave like in spanish ? i cannot know without any sons

[didi1115]

Yes it is pronounced like in spanish :)

[Strobro3]

It says in the notes

[littlepal]

This is a weird sentence.

[EricEllis9]

Does anyone know why it is nuha muna nages and not muna nuha nages? Earlier they say muna nuha for my mother, so why would it change?

[Joel__W]

Putting the adjective after the noun (muña ñuha) instead of the reverse (ñuha muña), which is the basic way, is more official or honorific. Compare "mother of mine" and "my mother".

[elilla.b]

Curious choice of a verb to put this early on… ❤❤❤❤❤❤, Duolingo, I want to learn useful High Valyrian!

[OliverBens1]

Does "nages" stay the same if you use plural? For example, would "nages" change at all if you said "My men are sweating."? Or would it be correct to say "Ñuha vale nages."? (vala changes to vale because it changed to plural).

[Strobro3]

Doesn't this language have alienable and inalienable possession?

I thought I heard that, if I'm right then which 'my' is this 'my'?

[PaintedButterfly]

What region does High Valaryian originate? I've never heard of it until now.
Is it a Medeival language? It seems as though it is. since they talk about Knights and stuff.
This language is also super complex... It makes Mandarin look like a picnic. :/
Any tips..?