"Egy épületet látok, egy nagyon magasat."

Translation: I see a building, a very tall one.

[popmetodropme]

Are there any plans to offer a slow down version of the hearing parts?

[mizinamo]

Unfortunately not, because this course uses a live speaker rather than a computer voice.

I don't think any course using a human voice recorded all sentences twice (fast + flow). In fact, most of those do not even have recordings for every sentence in the first place.

[guntunge]

Does Youtube need separate recordings for different speeds? It sounds a bit weird, sure, but slowing it optionally a little down is in my opinion just a programming thing.

[Amanda871944]

This doesn't really help with DL questions, but I've found forvo.com to be pretty useful for listening skills. It usually only has words rather than sentences, and it doesn't do fast/slow, but it does have multiple speakers for more common words. I've found that to be very helpful in general.

[AmitMargal1]

Why does this question use látok and not látom?

[scarcerer]

Látom is the definite conjugation, látok the indefinite one. If the English sentence were "I see the building.", the Hungarian sentence would be (I think) "Épületet látom."

[jzsuzsi]

As mizinamo said, you forgot the "az", so "I see the building", would be "Az épületet látom."

[mizinamo]

If the English sentence were "I see the building.", the Hungarian sentence would be (I think) "Épületet látom."

You did not translate the word "the" (= a(z)).