"Az asztalokon lámpák is vannak."
Translation:There are lamps on the tables, too.
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"There are lamps on the tables also" should be correct. I'm getting very frustrated with this program.
Can 'is' be translated as 'too' as well? I tried 'There are lamps on the tables, too,' and it wasn't accepted though it sounds like pretty much the same thing to me.
I guess it is not singular table herr but plural and the 'the' article is not necessary in front of the lamps. But i have similar question 'lamps are also on the tables' could be used or?
------- what am i trying to do is to figure out the difference between "there are " and "the ... " ? the lamps are on the table vs there are lamps on the table . . .
Big 27 may 18
I'm really confused with there is/are in Hungarian. I thought vannak would have to be the first word in the sentence. Is this valid: "Vannak az asztalokon is lampak"?
I was asked to translate this from Hungarian to English. I put down "Lamps are on the table too." Why is that wrong? And what would that be in Hungarian?
EDIT: I realized I put "The Lamps on the table too" without realizing there is no a before lampak. But what I wrote and the translation are very different anyway. Is what I wrote incorrect (even accounting for the "A")?
There is no audio for me on this one. I have to guess what it says, or memorize it for when it repeats later
------- there's very clear audio, here, on this page . . .
Big 8 oct 19
------ your translation, gabi, says that there is or are some other thing/things on the table - WITH the lamps . . .
Big 7 jan 22