"Ñuhi kepi kirini issi."

Translation: My fathers are happy.

[Charliecar395212]

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[dreadedstone]

Is it normal in Valyria or the Free Cities that one has more then one father? Or is it used in a religional way? Like "the fathers" are a kind of gods for the old Valyrians?

[VegaIzar]

Could this sentence also mean "They are my happy fathers"? Maybe that's an unusual thing to say in English, but I don't understand why it couldn't be a possible translation.

[ForswornPenguin]

sorry, but no. "they are my happy fathers" would be "ñuhi kirini kepi issi"

[Dedalvs]

It could be either!

[Dedalvs]

Yes, it could! It's easy to miss translations like this when adding sentences. Slowly but surely all acceptable translations are being added. This one is now accepted.

[aadrita__]

But shouldn't that be "nuhi kirine kepi issi" as someone else said

[Dedalvs]

No, it could be either.

[ThorGloey]

You could try and flag your translation as a possible one. Possible translations have to be added by hand and no one thinks of all of them when making the sentences.

[NelsonColin]

Perhaps it refers to one's ancestors?