@Dedalvs@hezrions Or, alternatively, she's using the allative in a clever use of the irresultive verb class in order to express a more optative mood for the verb.
We'll go with that explanation if we want to look more clever than we actually are 😂
@Dedalvs@hezrions And now that I'm rereading it I realize we didn't need the allative case on 'hake'.
Uh, let's just some that up to her being a learner and not taking a class in Dothraki since the preschool program she mentioned. Yeah...that's what happened...
@Dedalvs Are you sure? Me and @hezrions were contacted by the producers on Discord, and they had us translate and work with the actors on pronunciation. Everything said here was exactly what we translated for the lines
My heroes are the ones who stood up when it wasn’t easy.
Kids are dying in cages on our border. Families are being put in “freezers” & “dog pounds.”
Years from now, people will look for the journalists, officials, & everyday people who stood up for what was right in real-time.
@Dedalvs follow up Q: is there a way to say "there is" in Dothraki? As in, equivalent to the french "il y a"? The lack of a copula is makin it difficult 2 phrase properly 4 me
P.S. wack dream. Were they runnin as if they weren't clingin 2 the sides of a railin w/ their feet?
@Dedalvs I'm tryin to figure out a way to express "don't you dare speak before my gods."/"You dare defile this sacred place with your language" in Dothraki, but i'm havin a hard time findin some of the words. Is there a good phrase that is equal to "how dare you ... "? Sanaccho
@Dedalvs can the verbal auxiliaries zin and ray be applied to the same verb or contracted to create a perfect continuous/perfect progressive aspect? i.e. Anha zin ray/ray zin dothra - I had been riding
@Dedalvs In Dothraki, how is mra qora treated in a relative clause? Is it “Adra fin anna mra qora,” or “Adra fin mra qora anna,”? San athchomari shafkea, zhey Movek.