"Hol harcolsz?"
Translation:Where do you fight?
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It refers to fighting physically, and it can also be used to say that someone is fighting for their freedom or their rights. However, unlike in English, it's not a sports term.
So, one shouldn't use it, say, to enquire where a boxer's match was?
Well, I know the kindergarten teacher was fighting in front of the school!
I don’t want to sound rude, but why do I need to learn this word at this skill level? Same thing sneezing and couple other words.I know this app is just a game but maybe I learn some words while playing this game and I’d prefer them to be a bit more common words than to fight and to sneeze. Is there a reason why we are learning these words at this level? Maybe there is more to it that I don’t see.
This app is not a game, and it's sad that you perceive it that way (it means Duolingo has failed to achieve its goal). It's a tool for learning that's just been overly gamified.
That being said, I just skip the words I find useless at this level. I fully agree with you that 90% of the verbs in this chapter are useless to a beginner.
I need a Hungarian language program for tourists. I hope i never need this word! I just want to ask about the restaurant and the bathroom and the museum!