"Te állsz vagy sétálsz?"

Translation: Are you standing or walking?

[DragonPolyglot]

Just curious, would this also translate to "Are you standing or are you walking?"? If not, can someone explain to me why that would be?

[blazmah]

There seems to be no difference in meaning, so yes.

[DragonPolyglot]

Okay, thank you. It didn't accept that answer so I was wondering if there was a reason or if it's just not accepted as an answer yet.

[fmk64]

Your solution is correct, but Duo seems to prefer parsimony.

[lingofrnech]

I am going to take a shot at the conjugation of "to stand". Correct me if I'm wrong.

Én állok,
Te állsz,
Ő áll,
Mi állunk,
Ti álltak,
Ők állak

[RyagonIV]

Almost! Ti álltok, ők állnak. The rest is correct. :)

[theQM]

Could the "te" be omitted in this sentence if it is not stressed? Or not?

[RyagonIV]

Sure it could.

[BrainyPirate]

is the word "vagy" functioning as the verb here or as the conjunction?

[theQM]

as the conjunction, i think!

[RyagonIV]

"You stand are walk?" Hungarian doesn't have a progressive verb form, so it's "or" here.

[JustBulgarian]

Can "You stand or walk?" be a correct translation as well?

[RyagonIV]

Theoretically yes, but I don't think this sentence has any meaning.