"Kış geliyor."

Translation: Winter is coming.

[Jenkiz92]

Well done Duolingo group, well done :D

[beebrak]

I had a BIG smile on my face when I did this one :D

[yineanlamadim]

This one had me laughing out loud, well done indeed!

Hiçbir şey bilmiyorsun Jon Kar!

[kcole93]

Taht oyunları? ;)

[JamesTWils]

Tesekkur ederim, George R.R. Martin.

[learnalbanian]

You know nothing Duolingo! :P <3

[JamesTWils]

You'll have to wait for the High Valyrian program.

[Akash_Polyglot]

Until when

[JamesTWils]

Until a few weeks ago. It's now up and running.

[laurilopez]

Hahahaha this is really cool, a friendly reminder for jon snow

[CadinnoDovero]

The Winter Has Come! The Winds of Winter.

Kış Geldi! Kış Rüzgarları.

[mYsElfLEo]

Lol I believe everyone at least once opened this conversation. I missed...re did it and came here!

[MuratbeyKZ]

Now it's turn for 'valar morghulis' to be translated here :D

[Danika_Dakika]

"Bütün insanlar ölmek zorundalar." ;)

[Abdul-G]

Duo is a GOT fan

[JamesTWils]

He has been learning High Valyrian for over a year mow, so I think you're right.

[hcesarcastro]

Dothraki lessons are coming.

[Dragonrykr]

Winter has come.

[ezindigo]

Yaa çok zekisiniz

[vahid2015]

The lanisters would know!

[BTJVision]

Is "geliyor" also used for "coming from"?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It is only the verb "to come." "geliyor"="He/She/It is coming." There is no "from " implied.

[RoyaNsr]

Hiçbur şey bilmiyorsunuz

[HkonJarleS]

Jon Kar! Hahaha, please have more of this, Duolingo!

[Stergi3]

Kış geldi :)

[Fatmamoham770003]

What is the difference between ı and i

[Danika_Dakika]

I know they look similar, but you should think of them as completely different letters.

[Peet_S]

What is the translation of "She is coming in winter"?

[yineanlamadim]

that is an excellent question - I never had to use it this way. My first instinct would have been to use the locative, but that does not work with seasons.

So - while you would say "yıl 2022de gelecek" for "she will come in the year 2022", for yaz / kış, I think you would either specify, e.g. "bu kış geliyor / gelecek" (for this winter), or you would say "in winter time" = (O) kış zamanında geliyor / gelecek.

[Peet_S]

Thx!

[Danika_Dakika]

"O, kışın geliyor." would work.

"O kış için geliyor".

That would suggest that she is arriving and then staying over all winter.

[Sara199619961996]

Jon kar demiş

[Sara199619961996]

I missed GOT :(

[Humbert569536]

Thanks to G.O.T. !!!