"I am looking for train stations next to the river."

Translation: A folyó mellett keresek pályaudvarokat.

[wyqtor]

Pályaudvarokat a folyó mellett keresek - is this a correct way to say it?

[Stuttgart3]

Yes, it is.

[RO_4_PM]

how about: a folyó mellett pályaudvarokat keresek.

[csarkesz]

This is also correct.

[countvlad]

"Pályaudvarokat a folyó mellet keresek" was marked wrong. Reported.

[Ishana92]

Is this supposed to be I am standing by the river and člooking for train stations or I am looking for train stations that are located by the river?

[RyagonIV]

I guess if you're looking for train stations that are located next to the river, you will also be close to the river. :)
Grammatically, the English sentence can account for both meanings. Hungarian makes a difference there. The given translation locates you at the river rather than the train stations.

[countvlad]

Why is this wrong: Én pályaudvarokat a folyó mellett keresek

[csarkesz]

It's not wrong, this can also be correct.

[maksym.kurkin]

'a folyó mellett pályaudvarokat keresek' is correct - just reported.

[Apu56]

Is "Keresek pályaudvarokat a folyó mellett." acceptable also?

[csarkesz]

I think this is not a correct translation of the above English sentence. With a certain accentuation however it can express a suggestion and would mean something like "I'll look for train stations next to the river."

[Tarmil]

How about "a folyónál"?

[RyagonIV]

I would translate that rather with "at/by the river".