"A nő az áruház előtt sétál."

Translation: The woman walks in front of the department store.

[Dortyol]

I only wonder how she can resist not to enter the shop.

[MmXwx]

Can it be "is walking" instead of "walks"?

[dcseain]

Yes

[GrowingViolet]

So "nő" can be "woman" or "lady"? Because while the definition is generally the same in English the connotation can be different...

[ion1122]

I believe the Hungarian for lady is 'hölgy(em)', and that the distinction between that word and 'nö' is similar to the distinction in English between 'lady' and 'woman'.

[azureblu1]

Strange, but as a child living with my grandparents, I only remember "asszony" for woman and "ember" for man. I don't remember hearing "ferfi" or "no." ???

[MrtonPolgr]

I wouldn't have felt comfortable, honestly. Especially that asszony has a "married" connotation while ember is the word for "human"... and it just sounds so cold and unkind to me...

[gkelt1]

Beginners need a slow-speech option! Duo! Please!

[Filou75014]

Sorry but both forms "walks" and "is walking" should be accepted in english

[dcseain]

Agreed. I hope you reported it.

[DarkoPokor]

i suggest to add "the woman is walking in front of the department store"

[Omar806257]

I wrote "women" and it wasn't accepted, said I should have used "lady", is it really different ?

[ion1122]

The word 'women' is plural. Here you want the singular 'woman'.

[Omar806257]

Oh, thanks

[dcseain]

I get a lot wrong thanks to grandmother whose first language was Hungarian and translating as she spoke English. LOL

[Anna886679]

shopping mall is a better translation for arúház than shopping centre

[PaulMuscro]

I wrote it down correct

[ion1122]

What did you write down? What are you talking about?