"Dāro kēla sȳriar bēgor ipradis."

Translation: The king's cats eat the good trout.

[lacroutsz]

Shouldnt 'the king's cats eat good trout' be accepted seeing as it high valyrian has no 'the' (i think) and it makes more sense

[KirstenGra12]

Shouldn't it be bēgra (plural trouts) since the plural for good was used? Or it should be sȳrior instead of sȳriar??? Come on dudes, we need consistency if we're learning a language... The only way this sentence is correct is if we change the word order and say "The king's good cats eat the trout." - which is what I thought it must be, given the grammar rules and all. Duolingo, however, marked me as incorrect.