"Ez a földszint."

Translation: This is the ground floor.

[cath530153]

Yes the ground floor in English English is street level and first floor is one floor up.

[KristijanS12]

Ground-level floor

[umiveg]

"Ez a" means "this". Therefore "this first floor" should be a correct answer.

[CzHun]

Grammatically you're right, it can mean that as well, but because there is only one ground-level, it wouldn't make any sense to say "This ground-level". At least I cannot imagine any situation to say it so.

[Judit294350]

Except it is a sentence - it has a full stop. Therefore there is an implied verb. This is the ground floor.

[hm437e]

Can "földszint" be used in the sense of starting from the bottom? As in "we got in at the ground floor of this investment"?

[BaloghTams19]

No, we do not use it this way. Starting: "nulláról" (from zero) or "az alapoktól" (from the foundations) but not "a földszintről". Literally, we can begin the cleaning of a house from the ground floor = a földszintről / földszinttől.

[ataltane]

I don't know for sure, but idioms in general don't translate, so I'd guess not.

[ataltane]

My dictionary gives:

get in on the ground floor:
részvényeket kibocsátáskor előnyösen megvásárol,
előnyös helyzetet biztosít magának,
az elsők között kapcsolódik be vmbe

I don't know what they say but they don't include the word 'földszint'.