"How are you, Peter?"
Translation:Hogy vagy, Péter?
July 1, 2016
8 Comments
it isn't, usually you would only include 'te' if you wanted to emphasise the object, for example in the following conversation: -Hogy vagy, Kati? (How are you Kate?) -Jól, köszönöm. (Fine, thanks.) -És te hogy vagy, Péter? (And how are YOU, Peter?)
July 23, 2016
GalvanTivadar
1864
No, the two sentences are not really equal, I would translate "Te hogy vagy, Péter?" such as "As for you, Péter, how are you?".
July 21, 2016
"Te" is the familiar form of "you". It is not necessary here, since it is understood.
July 18, 2016
So, it is not necessary here, but to get the question correct, we must include it, remembering of course that we have never seen this word up to this point.
June 6, 2018
