"Kórházakat fényképezel, vagy repülőtereket?"

Translation: Are you taking pictures of hospitals or airports?

[bobthebuilder_1]

Do you take pictures of hospitals or airports? Not accepted...

[eminens2]

Accepted it. 2020.01.15.

[JohnWeber786406]

Egy új szó (A new word)! fényképezni. I have never seen that before.

[Matt5320]

Do you photograph hospitals or airports? - marked wrong?

[Findil]

Shouldn't be, report it.

[Martybet]

It's accepted now......

[ayutor]

Should the "airfields" be accepted?

[RyagonIV]

It seems like an appropriate translation. Please report it.

[Judit294350]

An airfield is not the same thing as an airport - however, yes, Hungarian doesn't seem to have a separate word for it.

[ClassicSteven]

Why the "el" on the end of fenkepez?

[RyagonIV]

To expand the answer a bit more: The verb fényképez ends on a 'z'. Normally, to form the 2nd-person singular conjugation, you'd add -sz, but "fényképezsz" would be difficult to pronounce. So, whenever a verb stem ends on a sibilant (the letters c, cs, dz, dzs, s, sz, z, and zs in Hungarian), the te conjugation defaults to the suffix -ol/-el/-öl instead of -sz.

• olvas - te olvasol (you read)
• hisz - te hiszel (you believe)
• főz - te főzöl (you cook)

[TQ9EAcP2]

Can someone please explain to me why this listening/comprehension exercise - Type in English- uses a word that hasn’t been introduced before? Is this part of a teaching method? The word in question is fényképezni .

[Judit294350]

Yes - you learn by being presented by words in sentences. If you do not know them you can hover. If this was a Type in Hungarian exercise - type what you hear. Hungarian is pretty much spelt as it sounds. If you get it wrong - no foul. If the word is new - add it into your notes.

[JohnWeber786406]

It was introduced - in the verb section.
fényképezni - to take pictures; there's also the online dictionary.