"A pályaudvar az áruház és a bank között van."
Translation:The railway station is between the department store and the bank.
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The Akadémiai Kiadó Nagy Szótár list both "store" and "department" store as valid translations of áruház
How would you say: The railway station, the department store and the bank are inbetween (the aforementioned two hotels)?
How do I know which object is "between" the other two objects? basically this is what I translate: " the train station, the department store and the bank ... is between" I know that one is between the other two, but what is the logic I need to use to figure this out which one?
"Között" is a postposition -- it follows the word/phrase it refers to.
A ház a fák között van. = The house is between the trees.
A pályaudvar az áruház és a bank között van. = The railway station is between the department store and the bank.
"A pályaudvar, az áruház és a bank köztük/közöttük van."
"Köztük" and "közöttük" literally mean "between them"
