"Kesy korze issa?"

Translation: Is this one a long sword?

[melissaacuna27]

What is the difference of kesy and bisy?

[ThinkOfThe]

It both means "this" but "kesy" is for things (inanimate) and "bisy" for humans (animate). for animals you can choose

[marijoaguas]

Could a possible translation be "Is it this sword?"

[tebkanlo]

Not sure, as far as I know here Kesy is a nonimative case (so it's basicly a subject/pronoun). Then it is complicated by the verb "to be" which needs to be followed by a nominative instead of accusative for the object of the sentence

[CerebralMoss]

In Hodor this sentence translates to "Hodor Hodor Hodor"

[HelloIAmNoah]

Hodor !

[themadcatlady]

This one is called grey worm

[AnssiAatam]

Would "Kesy korze issa." without a question mark also mean "This is a long sword."?

[iBrow.]

I think so