"Ābri iksāt."

Translation: You all are women.

[hanchop]

The answer is "you all are women". I wrote "you are all women." how am I wrong ?

[Dedalvs]

These are different things in English. With second person plural, I try to stick to the standard that "you all" is a substitute for "you", but beyond that an equivalent of "all" would be required.

[MartynJP]

Yup I keep running in to this. It should accept both really

[Dedalvs]

I’m sorry, but we can’t accept “you _ all” for second person plural. I’ve heard from other courses that this is standard practice.

[LRonHustler]

It looks like
Ābra = Woman
Ābri = Women

[ananlopezx]

I think is something wrong, because It should be Åbra that it's singular

[WhitefangSP]

I used "You are all women", shouldn't it be accepted?

[WhitefangSP]

But accepts "You are women", which is the more plain translation.

[Dedalvs]

These are different things in English. With second person plural, I try to stick to the standard that "you all" is a substitute for "you", but beyond that an equivalent of "all" would be required.

[MagisterDy]

Why do you guys learn high valyrian?

[YsoseriousM]

Is 'all' in the translation only for clarification purpose (that 'you' is in plural) or does 'iksaat' actually means 'you all'?

[Dedalvs]

Iksāt is the second person plural present indicative conjugation of sagon. In English, we can say "you all" to mean "you (plu.)".