"My father is a wise man."

Translation: Ñuha kepa sylvie vala issa.

[jullobla]

I had to choose an answer to the phrase "My father is a wise man" and the one proposed by Duo and marked as right is "Kepa ñuha sylvie vala issa", but I thought it was odd, since I thought in this case it should be "Ñuha kepa.....". Would acceptable to invert the "ñuha" and "kepa", as Duo's sentence proposes?

[ehartz]

In most cases, the adjective can come either before or after the noun. Both "kepa ñuha" and "ñuha kepa" are acceptable answers here.