"Łį́į́ʼ bilasáana yį́yą́."

Translation: Horse is eating apples.

[oruga_fantasma]

So how is it that "Tązhii bilasáana yį́yą́." is "The turkey eats apples" - But "The horse eats apples" is incorrect here?

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Yáʼátʼééh! Your sentence is valid. There are still some sentences with that issue. Please, try sending the report to be added. :)

[aluap818]

I've been sending the reports, whenever there appears to be an issue, such as this one. This issue is still present, as I had the same problem today, a month later.

[StephenM898]

I wrote Horse eats apples and it was marked wrong. I think this answer should also be valid.

[MaceyX10]

Yep, happened again.

[Morgana139]

No "The" or "A"?

[Tannuska]

I wrote exactly the above, and it was marked wrong.

[Dan597269]

Reported same 4.8.19

[val770470]

I noticed that when yiya is at the end, it means the noun is EATING as in current time and when yiya is right after the noun, its a statement. Is this a correct observation?

[Coremo41]

Shouldn't the english phrase be "The horse is eating apples." or is this more of an unidiomatic or literal translation?

[MexicoMadness]

Some accents are made longer than others. There is no longer appearing accent on my Diné/Eng keyboard.

[jtaylor162]

Wiktionary says the third-person singular (and duoplural) is yiyą́, not yį́yą́.