"You are waiting for an apple."

Translation: Te vársz egy almát.

[GalvanTivadar]

Eventually it will come.

[danielburnier]

should be "vársz egy almára"

[GalvanTivadar]

Could be, yes. Report it.

[trezee]

Can the indefinite article be dropped in this case? "Vársz almát"?

[GalvanTivadar]

Yes, but that's another sentence: "Are you waiting for apples?"

[StephenMichael94]

Would "Almát varsz" also be acceptable here? If so, would that alter the meaning?

[AmyAbramcz]

Why "almát" and not just "alma"

[ion1122]

Here 'alma' is the direct object so it must be put into the accusative case = almát. (This whole unit of DL is about the accusative case, so you will notice many nouns adding a -t.)