"Sietsz?"

Translation: Are you in a hurry?

[Sean_Roy]

Well, siet! (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)

[sandyklark]

Should the translation not be "Are you hurrying?"

[fischerfs]

It's the same thing, both should be accepted.

[AndyDuoHungarian]

That is also accepted.

[Apahegy]

What is the noun form of "hurry?' I've found both "sietés" and "sietség;" is there a difference between these two?

[RyagonIV]

There's no major difference between those. Sietés is the direct derivative of the verb siet, basically meaning "the hurrying", while sietség rather refers to the principle behind it, "the hurry/the haste".

[Pter732998]

Do you hurry? Elfogadta. De angolos így?,