"Your name is Zsuzsa."

Translation: A te neved Zsuzsa.

[Felixdelacroix]

It doesn't seem to matter which answer I chose, the program says they are all wrong and won't let me continue with the lesson.

[Beckythebest]

you have to click both awnsers

[LatashaDor]

Same here :/ this isnt helpful and i had a really good score happening

[mizinamo]

Can this be "Zsuzsa hívnak"?

Or "Zsuzsa a (te) neved"?

[BenceFerdinandy]

"Zsuzsának hívnak", or "Zsuzsának hívnak téged",or "Téged Zsuzsának hívnak" or "Zsuzsa a neved" or "Zsuzsa a te neved" all kind of mean the same. Interestingly the first one can also mean that I am called Zsuzsa: "Engem Zsuzsának hívnak".

[mizinamo]

Thank you!

[Beckythebest]

Zsuzsa hívnak is wrong
click the other two

[kalo245927]

Zsuzsának hívnak can be third person singular (her name is Zs.) OR second person formal. English "you" does not distinguish between formal and informal.

[KevinDo10]

Would "Te a neved Zsuzsa" work?

[rberecz]

No, it would be "A te neved Zsuzsa"

[darkros375]

This question is broken

[Vale73572]

It does not allow to overpass the question...

[Beckythebest]

it said all
discription!
it works

[WhiteLightLady]

I have heard this form used pretty regularly "Zsuzsa vagy." Wouldn't that be considered acceptable?

[Rka10926]

Yes, "Zsuzsa vagy" is correct too

[deactivated user]

What is the difference between
"Zsuzsa a neved " and
"A neved Zsuzsa"
Ich thought, in Hungarian the possession comes before the owner....
For example
Az iskola tanulói
The students of the school

[bbigblue]

"Zsuzsa a neved" - "Zsuzsa is your name"
"A neved Zsuzsa" - "Your name is Zsuzsa"
So, in a way, not much difference. I guess the confusion is coming from the lack of verb in the hungarian sentence ? Both of these are just variations for "X is Y".

[dutchartist]

Why can this not be "Zsuzsa vagy" ?

[Big_Boodoof]

Can't "Te neved Zsuzsa" be correct?