"Nincs kijárat, viszlát!"

Translation: There is no exit, bye!

[TakizawaHideaki]

Most creepy sentence so far

[MariusMedKniv]

Those kindergarten teachers though

[Judit294350]

Hotel California?

[DoktorVirag]

Looks like we're trapped here. At least we have our Hungarian grammar to keep us busy.

[bnyugat]

It's the Hotel California! You can check out but you can never leave...

[Bastette54]

I'm wondering, if there's no exit, why the speaker is saying goodbye? (I realize there's no answer to that. :) )

[FerEtayoRguez]

As Jay points out, the speaker might be a flying kindergarten teacher...

[boltushka]

He guards the entrance and advices us to look for an exit. If we find it, we will not meet him again :)

[JustCallMeJay]

"Nincs kijárat, viszlát!" - mondta az óvónő

[ion1122]

Was Jean-Paul Sartre Hungarian?

[DrLilith]

Best comment page ever!

[Phil_57]

or the Labyrinth in BP

[Lezuardi]

Maybe the only way to go out is to fly with the kindergarten teachers…

[JanBending]

Be afraid, be very afraid, kindergarten teachers

[Emile-_-]

Kinda scary... I'll always remember the word "kijárat" since it was at each exit of the motorway. At this time I didn't speak a single word of Hungarian and one year later, here I am, I even use Duolingo only as a tool. That's strange to say but Hungarian was the fastest language I spoke at that level. And that's sad it's not learned that much... I don't know why I say this here but I don't care.

[Nick337182]

With sentences this bizarre, its only these comments that keep you going for entertainment value. There was I, thinking there was no possible scenario in which this sentence would make sense. How narrow-minded I am!

[guntunge]

Does anyone else not hear the "j"? I hear "kiárat/kíárat"?

[Iva52893]

Love these comments!

[JanBending]

really creepy ! who thought that one up ?

[axkszb]

the sentences in this hungarian course never fails to make me laugh