"Péter miket vár?"

Translation: What is Péter waiting for?

[Pix89]

Why "What things" is not accepted? I thought it was a possible way to show that I'd understood "Miket" was plural!

[Boatclimber2-1]

Did anybody else hear de after Peter

[Shstraka]

Bad audio on that one

[peter62er]

a "hook" in the audio... ^^

[Pestetreizile]

So what is the difference between mit and miket? I think I manage somehow to understand it, but some explanation surely will come in handy.

[mizinamo]

Perhaps a better translation would be "What all is Péter waiting for?"

mit is simply mi "what" + -t for the accusative; miket has an additional -k for plural in it, so it implies that the "what" is several things.

[hatcher]

"mi" = singular, "miket" = plural But I find the Hungarian sentence strange. I would say "Péter mire vár?"

[Dortyol]

singular: mi - acc. mit

plural: mik - acc. miket

Am I right?

[deactivated user]

I also had trouble translating this. "Miket" is in accusative and plural but you can't really put that into English

[fischerfs]

'What things'. We don't have accusative in English so we don't need to translate that. And since we don't say 'what' as plural, it's just 'what'.

[GustavoZar989988]

Hard to hear "Peter "

[JohnCrouch8]

What does Peter wait for is also equivalent in English

[Bratan294749]

My girlfriend is hungarian and failed the sentence lol