"Ābri valī sȳri issi."

Translation: The women and the men are good.

[postkar]

if both the women and the men are the subject, why should men change to Acc. here?

[ojygya]

'Valī' here is not accusative even though it looks that way-- when joining two parts of the same subject, you elongate the last vowel. In this same way that "ābra valā sȳri issi" means "the woman and the man are good."

[missmolinar]

Maybe because of the assumed "and?" But I agree that both (women and men) are in the nominative case.

[Sally718004]

Would "they are good women and men" also be correct? If not, why not?

[Millie59511]

I would like to know as well, because that's exactly what I entered...