"You are girls."

Translation: Riñi iksāt.

[Dresden850394]

Why Riñi iksāt and not Riñi iksā?

[SprightBark]

iksā is for a single person, whereas iksāt is plural. Riñi is plural, so iksāt is used.

• Riña iksā. You are a girl.
• Riñi iksāt. You are girls.

Present indicative of the verb: sagon to be

• iksan I am
• iksā you are (singular)
• issa he/she/it is
• iksi we are
• iksāt you are (plural)
• issi they are

[Dresden850394]

Wow thanks!

[MadLatinist]

"Riñi iksā" would only make sense if you were telling a single person that they were a group of girls. The mind boggles at the context where such a thing would happen, but perhaps you can come up with a valid scenario? ;)

[LRonHustler]

Watch steven universe =)

[DJRide23]

Lol