High Valyrian Skill:Basics 1

Basics 1 is the first skill in the High Valyrian language tree. It has 5 lessons.

Grammar Notes[]

High Valyrian works by always putting the verb at the end of the sentence. Basic nouns ending in 'a' are singular and basic nouns ending in 'i' are plural. E.g: riña/riñi

In Lesson 5, when using 'and the' in a sentence you must use the plural form for the verb. E.g Muña taobā edrusi.

Lessons[]

Lesson 1[]

ñuha = my/mine (lunar class, nominative singular)
vala = man
taoba = boy
ābra = woman
riña = girl
kepa = father
muña = mother
kirine = happy, glad, pleased (singular)
issa = he/she/it is

Lesson 2[]

sȳz = good (singular)
iksan = I am
iksā = you (singular) are
līris = he/she/it smiles, he/she/it is smiling
vāedas = he/she/it sings, he/she/it is singing
ēdrus = he/she/it sleeps, he/she/it is sleeping
nages = he/she/it sweats, he/she/it is sweating
hontes = bird
azantys = knight

Lesson 3[]

iksi = we are
iksāt = you (plural) all are
issi = they are
vali = men
ābri = women
taobi = boys
azantyssy = knights
kirini = happy, glad, pleased (plural)
riñi = girls

Lesson 4[]

nagesi = they are sweating
līrisi = they are smiling
vāedis = they are singing
kepi = (the) fathers
muñi = (the) mothers
hontesse = a/the bird, birds
sȳri = good (plural)
ñuhi = my (lunar class, nominative plural)

Lesson 5[]

ābrā = and a/the woman
ābrī = and (the) women
muñī = and (the) mothers
kepī = and (the) fathers
valā = and a/the man
valī = and (the) men
taobā = and (the) boy

References[]

https://www.duolingo.com/skill/hv/Basics-1