"that is outside, not inside"

Translation: ami kint van, nem bent

[Evolita]

AZ KINT VAN, NEM BENT is helyes megoldas.

[TarnaiMiklos]

I agree.

[ion1122]

Evolita, suggestion is not a correct solution. Your solution is a correct translation of 'That is outside, not inside'. In other words, a complete sentence, with capitalization and punctuation, and in which the word "that" is an English demonstrative pronoun.

But the DL example is instead a sentence fragment with no capitalization or punctuation, and it is presented to us in a unit drilling relative clauses. Here we are dealing with a relative pronoun rather than a demonstrative pronoun. The same word "that" is used for both in English, but not in Hungarian.

In short, the English we are given is a relative clause fragment, and must be translated into Hungarian as such.

Now, having said all that, do I think that DL should be presenting sentence fragments like this to us? No, I do not.

[cath530153]

Does ami kint van ......mean that WHICH is outside is not inside?

[ion1122]

No. The DL example here is a sentence fragment rather than a complete sentence. The fragment could be used in a complete sentence such as 'Put it under the tree that is outside, not inside,'

[gendav]

Would be nice to start with a ... or make it a complete sentence. "that" is easy to misunderstand

[Richard604037]

Az kint van, nem bent is accepted which comes as a relief. I agree with most of the others here that seeing this sentence as the tail end of something said earlier is little short of a trick. For example, "Put it in the red box..............that is outside, not inside." I take the very astute point made about the English not starting with a capital letter and thus being a fragment. I accept that point fully but it still comes as a relief to find that the automatic response to this question is accepted at this level.

[Arpad737071]

Actually, all of these alternatives should be correct: "aki/ami/amely/amelyik kint/kinn/kívül van, nem bent/benn/belül"

[Auke15348]

It's not clear at all what the English text is supposed to mean, and therefore also not clear what the Hungarian translation means

[DavidGeorg985097]

The correct English would be 'which' not 'that'.

[RayRay71625]

A fragmented mess

[Aladr17]

Ami kint van, nincs bent. Ez a fordítás sokkal jobban hangzik, mint az a magyartalan, ami szerepel itt.