"You are driving now."

Translation: Most te vezetsz.

[petkoo2]

'Te most vezetsz' was marked incorrect :/

[es----]

'Most vezetsz.' Is marked as incorrect. Does including the 'te' change the meaning here?

[hatcher]

"Most vezetsz" is correct. "Most te vezetsz" is not the neutral word order. It emphasises "you". "It's you who's driving now."

[cicilanov]

'Vezet' seems similar to Russian 'вести/везти' (vestI/veztI) with analogous meaning, but probably a coincidence.

[JereArmen]

You're right. But in that vein, I have wondered if there is any relationship between "ló" and "лошадь." Or is that just coincidence too?

[cicilanov]

Maybe. As far as I know, "лошадь" comes from Turkic languages, so maybe the same word was borrowed both into Russian and Hungarian.

[JereArmen]

Yes!

[JereArmen]

Why must "most" come first?

[jzsuzsi]

It does not have to. Te vezetsz most. Te most vezetsz. These are also fine.