"These ones are knights."

Translation: Bisi azantyssy issi.

[Ackshaj]

When do we use Bisi instead of Kesi? They both mean "these"

[ValyrianSoGu]

"Bisy" and "Bony" are both for "animate" things, while "Kesy" and "Kony" are for "inanimate" things. Since knights are definitely animate, it is "Bisi" in this case. If it were swords (inanimate), it would be "Kesi".

[SeleneKyle1]

Whats the difference between "Bisi", "Bony", and "Bisy"?

[ValyrianSoGu]

Bisy = this

Bisi = these

Bony = that

Boni = those

(All of them for animate things only.)