"Ők művésznők vagy pincérek?"

Translation: Are they artists or waiters?

[Andrew359786]

Hardly mutually exclusive categories, I would have thought... :-)

[Don6740]

Wouldn't you use a female version of pincérek to contrast with művésznők?

[RyagonIV]

It's a little odd, yes. You can either write pincérnők if you like, or, what I'd prefer, make both occupations gender-neutral: "Ők művészek vagy pincérek?"

[Matt5320]

I typed this is and got almost correct. The correct answer seems to have an extra space in it.

[GerSzej]

I wrote women artists, is that incorrect? it was refused

[RyagonIV]

Not factually incorrect, but the Hungarian term művésznő doesn't have as strong an emphasis on the artist being female as your English variation has. I would stay just with 'artists'.

[GerSzej]

Then, the proposed translation should have the word "waitresses" and not waiters since clearly we are talking about women and not men.f

[RyagonIV]

In modern times it's a bit difficult to determine people's genders on first sight anyway, so don't take it too hard. :D
'Waitresses' is accepted as well.

[Noyb795693]

I put artists or servers, since the nök is feminine

[SteveTP]

Maybe it's a performance-art dinner with drag queens as servers.

[LilleeClar]

The recording on this particular item is muffled.

[Makos24]

I wouldn't say so. Seems fine to me.

[Richard604037]

Female artists and waitresses was accepted. Given the művésznők, waitresses seemed more appropriate but there's a school of thought which won't be keen on that approach!