"I am truly happy again."

Translation: Drējī kirine arlī iksan.

[Mariano.Yalour]

I wrote "Dreejii kirine arlii iksan" and it was not accepted.

[VictorRaut]

and, it was wrong... it's strange

[VictorRaut]

i wrote the same think

[BrinsCaeli]

If you write it with a single letter and without anything added, it accepts it

[Mitch16120]

Does the word, "Drējī" always come at the start of the sentence?

[zoor88]

I tried "Arlii dreejii kirine iksan" instead of "Arlī drējī kirine iksan" (yes, I'm that lazy) and it wasn't accepted.

[WhitefangSP]

i didnt know where to put the arlii xD and got bitchslapped x)
-was it complicated?... -fiushhh xD /-)

[AAdarI]

I thonk order of adjectives sometimes dosent matter

[Aeryvor]

Yeah, something or other is off there. Like 'a happy girl' could be either 'riña kirine' or 'kirine riña'. Would be nice if someone could elaborate on this is the future.

[LandonMorgan88]

It's read as truly happy again I am. The "truly happy again" needs to be in order. "Drējī kirine arlī"

[Cthaeh13]

Is it possible to say: "Dējī kirine iksan arlī"? Or does the verb always have to come last?

[OlleBaguet]

HV follows a head-final order. Essentially if we're talking about a verb phrase: Subject-Object-Verb!