"I stay and work."

Translation: Maradok és dolgozom.

[deactivated user]

Dolgozni is an 'ik' verb, so it is prescriptively wrong to use "dolgozok". I know people say this and also things like eszek valamit, but this is non-standard and it makes you sound uneducated. The correct solution should be "dolgozom".

[spiraldancing]

First, I'm not a native speaker, so take my comment with a grain of salt. My understanding is that there is a subset of "-ik" verbs that are pretty blatantly wrong to use the "-ok" ending with ... but then, with all the rest of the "-ik" verbs, it is a little bit wrong to use the "-ok" ending, but almost everyone does it in casual conversation, and people think nothing of it.

It looks like "dolgozik" is part of that "-ok is very wrong" subset of verbs. Here is the wikipedia section on this, including their list of "-ok is very wrong" verbs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_verbs#-ik_verbs

[BAUDAISBernard]

Why maradok and dolgozom, why not maradom and dolgozom?

[mizinamo]

Because marad is not an -ik verb but dolgozik is.

So dolgozik takes the -om ending even when there is no definite object (because it's an -ik verb), while marad takes the -ok ending when there is no definite object.

[bakkers4]

What is wrong with munkasok?