"You live here."

Translation: Te itt élsz.

[ck422514]

Itt laksz?

[MmmarkM]

Yeah, that's what I wrote. What's the difference between lakni and elni? I always had the impression elni was like "to be alive" and lakni was "to reside".....

[MmmarkM]

My Hungarian wife confirms this.

[cymbidy]

Ok I'll report it then. Thanks!

[Meijk]

Is this like "leben" and "wohnen" in German?

[zitu01]

Yes, leben = élni, wohnen= lakni

[AndyVella]

Élni = to be alive / to live, lakni = to reside; both are acceptable when saying where someone lives.

[ck422514]

I think both should be accepted. I would say these two options depend on the context, but correct me if I'm wrong.

[jsiehler]

Te itt élsz... de máshol halott vagy?

[lexike88]

It should definitely be "Te itt laksz."

[susan190468]

Why is "élsz itt" wrong?

[Elon_the_Hittite]

Well, it accepted 'Te élsz itt' for me, so unless it was for the omission of 'te' I can't see why.

[SleepyProgrammer]

Just curious, is there any difference between "Te itt élsz" and "Itt élsz"?
I wrote "Itt élsz", and it is correct answer, but the example answer is "Te itt élsz".