"The one that is in front of the Japanese child is heavy."
Translation:Az nehéz, ami a japán gyerek előtt van.
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Normally it's a sign of disrespect to refer to people with "az", but in this structure there's no alternative to it ("ő" just wouldn't work), so it's absolutely correct. :)
I don't understand what "az" means at the beginning of the sentence. I wrote "A nehéz, ami a japán gyerek elött van," because nehéz starts with a consonant, but that was not correct. I have a feeling that "az" doesn't mean "the" here - does it mean "is"? I'm confused.
That sentence looks more like: That heavy one who is front of the Japanese child
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Yes, I was not accepted. I also knew that is has a slighty different meaning, but it sounds more natural.
I wrote "aki" since I thought the one could also refer to a person. Does nehez apply to objects only?
