"Ñuha muña kirine issa."

Translation: My mother is happy.

[AegonTargy]

Please get audio! Por favor :-(

[Jrbrobsrv]

When will there be audio?

I appreciate you.

Sincerely,

José Ricardo.

[kasakris]

I translated it to "she's my happy mother" and it was accepted.

[KatInOsaka]

We need the audio on how it is spoken so we can get the pronunciation.

[Yiyo-01]

There is no audio :( on all that I have done so far

[PrincessMarquet]

I am happy to participate in a pronounciation audio recording session :)

[ArnoColin2]

we neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed audio

[niloofar880633]

No audio???
Mother of dragons must burn you

[pguerrajr]

How do we know the stressed syllable?

[matthieumarron]

A reminder: "Mhysa" isn't High Valyrian. It's Old Ghiscari, the language of Old Ghis, the empire that ruled Slaver's Bay before the rise of the Valyrians.

[deactivated user]

Why kirine can be pleased?

[Emanuel-Valerio]

Who knows. but I took this from wordreference:

hap•py (hap′ē),
adj., -pi•er, -pi•est.
delighted, pleased, or glad, as over a particular thing:

[deactivated user]

Thanks, Emanuel!

[annahoff121]

How do you know whether it is happy or pleased, etc.

[BlackBaron7]

Короче мені надоїло. Прощавайте