"Zokli hontī ipradis."

Translation: The wolves are eating a bird.

[mullac1992]

But... Hontesse kirini issi :(

[elilla.b]

Sesīr (and now) zokli kirini issi…

[AlwaysForget]

Tolvys bisī hontī ipradis!

(I feel like I'd use "bisys" with "hontes", and not "kesys", since I'd say a bird is animate, but there is an example on the wiki that says "Konys hontes atroksia issa". Not sure which one would be right, so correct me if I'm wrong)

[OliverBens1]

Both are right. It says on the tips & notes on Demonstratives, that it's up to the user whether animals are animate or inanimate.

[OliverBens1]

So far:

1. Ipradas - He/She/It is eating.
2. Ipradi - We are eating.
3. Ipradis - They are eating.

[SterE747199]

Why is hontī single or plural? Is this like the English language with the word deer. As in the deer are running across the field. Or. I see that deer.