"Ez nem játék."

Translation: This is not a toy.

[FrancescoG501115]

Ok, so sometimes "nem van" is "nincs" and sometimes it's just "nem" omitting "van"...anyone who could explain, please ? :)

[SzabadosAgi]

Nincs is "there is no.." or "doesn't exist". Nem is just simply no. Nincs játék = there is no game (or toy).

[mizinamo]

The positive version of this sentence would not have van, either!

[jsmitten]

According to Wiktionary, "nincs" means "there is no/not"

[dcseain]

My great grandmother said this to me a lot when i was small :-)

[Robbadob]

You think this is a game, child? Ez nem játék!

[Martybet]

'This is not a toy'..... not accepted?

[gergo2]

"toy" would be "játékszer".

[Findil]

As far as I know, játék can mean "toy" as well. I would certainly use it instead of játékszer in that meaning too. (Though in that case the sentence would be more natural with the indefinite article included).

[Martybet]

Thank you

[shingaki]

Definitely this course it isn't!

[Novotnidm1]

This is not a game - ez nem egy játék

[Mirlington]

Endor!!

[Boo498233]

Anyone know what the point of the turtle option is for the listener exercises?