"Vali ābrī nagesi."

Translation: The men and the women are sweating.

[Aurorawolf668]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[JackieLeev]

What is this obsession with sweating!?! No. Don't answer. GoT!

[jamesgg616]

Old Valyria was super hot, and that was before the Doom

[Tetoki]

If you know what they mean lol

[lanceylot7]

oh gods

[Rene_Nyyrikki]

Sounds like a Dothraki wedding to me

[JeffFoster14]

Do they have co-ed exercise classes in King's Landing?

[Deact1vated_User]

I almost typed the men and the women are swearing. Lawl.

[emilyannalyward]

is there no word for 'and'?

[ForswornPenguin]

Nope! The long vowel connects the two nouns

[CristianTo370322]

word "se" is used for "and" in second lesson

example:

kirimvose se geros ilas

thanks and bye

where:

kirimvose : thanks

geros ilas: bye

se: and

[Ole_Harbosen]

Short version:
Check the bottom link. The last vowel in a set of two words is prolonged to indicate that they're coordinated (it prolongs the vowel instead of using 'and')

Long version:
There's a feature in Duolingo, and it took me forever to discover. On the website, you can actually access a little written chapter for each lesson. In the first chapter of High Valyrian they describe pronounciation, coordination and other useful aspects.

To me, this is crucial information for understanding a language rather than memorising it. I haven't a clue why it's not accessible from the app.

Anyway, here is the first chapter for High Valyrian :)
https://www.duolingo.com/skill/hv/Basics-1/tips-and-notes

[EmhyrVasDevos]

uhhhhhh

[KaiChiu1]

I don't remember this in the TV adaptation!

[Bradybravo7]

i did woman instead of women