"What are you doing then?"

Translation: Mit csinálsz akkor?

[AtalinaDove]

I'm assuming this only means "then" as in "at that time", and not in the way we can use it as a query in English. (Such as in "I'm not talking with you" ... "What are you doing then?")

[woolfool]

Akkor can mean both:

• At that time

• In that case

[flyingfisch_]

What is the difference between mi and mit?

[RobertSzabo1]

can the akkor be switched to the front of the sentence? "Akkor mit csinalsz most?

[juraj.slavik]

I did the same mistake. But it looks that for declarative sentences this is always at the start of them (http://www.hungarianreference.com/Nouns/-kor-temporal.aspx).
But for interrogative sentences order some native Hungarian speaker will be required :)

[ahtaaja1441]

How about "mit csinálsz már?" I'm trying to figure out the proper use of the word már.

[MrtonPolgr]

Actually "már" has a usage that fits here. Expressing that you are impatient and annoy. "Mit csinálsz már?!" like "What on Earth are you doing that must take so long"

[Julie900845]

"már" means "already", so it doesn't fit in this sentence

[Zotya242]

"Mit csinálsz aztán?" Is this correct?

[MrtonPolgr]

It sounds meaningful, although the meaning is different. "Then" as in "after it"