"aki az asztal mögött áll"

Translation: the one who stands behind the table

[Phozzonunnium]

What is the difference between Aki and Ki ?

[Apahegy]

This might be easier to understand in a full sentence. One could be:

Az az a férfi, aki az asztal mögött áll - That is the man who stands behind the table.

[hatcher]

"az a férfi" is just "that man" in English. There's no implication of "is" in the Hungarian sentence.

[hatcher]

aki = statement, ki = question

[firstlos]

Aki is a relative pronoun. You must have seen it elsewhere in your studies. It's like the use of que/che in Spanish, Italian French, что/кто/который in Russian.

[Han-Miru]

I really wish they would change this to use full sentences. It would make it alot easier to use ami and aki.

[Blodwedden]

What is wrong with "one who stands behind the table"?

[TomiFodor]

I have no clue why they say this sentence implies "she". Im hungarian and know it pretty well.

[guntunge]

Why is "that stands behind the table" not accepted?

A bicikli, aki (edit: ami!/e) az asztal mögött áll, piros.
The bike, that stands behind the table, is red.
Or is there anthing wrong with that?

[SchlachterZoltan]

"aki" can be only a person. A bike is "ami".

[guntunge]

Thx! I would not have to ask this by now, but always good to see your own errors.