"Valyrio muño ēngos ñuhys issa."

Translation: Valyrian is my mother tongue.

[GabyGenzi]

We don't have the audio, but we still have Daenerys to help us:

https://youtu.be/zXpHvhjUzAI?t=2m53s

(2:53)

[LastStarkgaryen]

This phrase seems to be the only time we encounter the possessive after the noun (muno engos nuhys instead of nuhys muno engos). So is it an acceptable syntax generally?

[Dedalvs]

It is. It's always an acceptable variant; just rarely listed as the best translation.

[Aeronautix]

Can this also be translated as: ""Valyrio ñuhys muño ēngos issa"?

[ehartz]

I think this is also an acceptable translation.

[Patrick.-]

Isn't that like saying: Valyrian is my mother's tongue?
Not, Valyrian is my mother tongue?

[LEPerezV94]

"My mother's tongue" would be "ñuho muño engos" if I'm not mistaken

[SterE666]

My favorite scene in that series starts just before she says that. When she says. Zaldrīzes buzdari iksos dair!

[NR-65801]

"Nyke daenerys jelmazmo hen targario lentrot, yn anogar uepa valyrio iksan, Valyrio munos engos nuhyzy issa"
I think that's the whole speech