"I am going to that bank, there at the castle."

Translation: Abba a bankba megyek, ott a várnál.

[jsiehler]

It's not clear from the English cue whether the speaker is going into the bank, or merely going toward it; perhaps "ahhoz a bankhoz" should also be accepted?

[Findil]

Yes, I believe it should.

[FarkasJozs5]

I think so, too.

[SandrellaS1]

Ooooh, thank you! I had the same dilemma and came to discussion board to cry a little bit but your comment comforted me enough to keep going! :)

[676.mGHW22nnEc+m]

Castle - also means "kastely"

[Xenocider]

"Vár" is actually more like a fortress or a stronghold.

[Tamas_]

I am going to.. Ahhoz megyek. I am going into.. Abba megyek

[676.mGHW22nnEc+m]

into is used infrequently. The only purpose of "into" is to express penetration of a closed in area like a mouse goes into its hole

[Richard604037]

Thank you jsiehler and Shamarth. I had exactly the same point and you have dealt with it.

[kertu9]

Ahhoz a bankhoz megyek, ott a várban

[Patricia460976]

When do we use the word "fog?"