"Ñuha kepa issa."

"Daaaaaaaaaaaaor"!

He is my dad.

this is harder than i thought. lol

is it just me that has no audio ?

Am I the only one who wants a course of elfic or Mordor language?

How are we supposed to know the sentence structure?

can it be "this is my father"?

so you read it, last word then first word then second word.

Is Ñuha "my"?

Is Ñuha "my"?

no one texts me anywhere else can i get friends here

Ñuha kepa issa:

• She is my father

• She`s my father

• She is my dad

• She`s my dad

why do some languages have some of the words backwards?

Where are all the comments?

How do you say "This is my dad"?

is this a real language???

This language doesn't appear to differentiate between "it," "he," and "she." It only conjugates a verb with the implication of a third person pronoun. So, just use "it" to keep it simple. In my opinion, it works better if you try to translate these sentences like this:

"The woman, a mother is it." ...or, "The woman is a mother."

"The birds, happy are they." ...or, "The birds are happy."

"My father, ... is it." ...or, "It's my father."