"Ön énekesnő?"

Translation: Are you a singer?

[DarrenCran]

Female singer = énekesnő? right?

[Findil]

Right.

[BillWarren2]

In a '30s movie ,"Are you a songstress?" ?

[hm437e]

In October, 2018, not accepted

[ru_ro]

I still encounter it being used in nowadays' music-themed articles. And even the frenchism "chanteuse"! So I think those should be accepted in this course.

[HughesTayl]

So énekesnő is female singer,
What is the word for non gender specific singer? Énekes? Would this also be the word for male singer?

[tothadam06]

Yes and yes. We don't have a masculine only form for énekes, we use the non gender-specific form for men.

[DesertPlanet]

Just wondering, is there a difference between "are you a singer?" and "you are a singer?" in hungarian?

[Jutas]

can be in some situations,but not really a significant one.

[Ishana92]

why is you not te

[Findil]

• Singular informal you = te
• Plural informal you = ti
• Singular formal you = ön
• Plural formal you = önök

All of these are correct. (Maga/maguk can be used instead of ön/önök as well, but it's less common nowadays, and I don't think Duo accepts it.)

[TseDanylo]

It's like in Spanish.

• Tú = Te
• Vosotros/as = Ti
• Usted = Oen
• Ustedes = Oenoek

[Ishana92]

And in the case of on/onok which verb conjugation to use? Third person singular/plural or second person singular/plural?

[Findil]

Third person singular for ön; plural for önök.

[Assol28]

is it OK if I ask: te énekesnő vagy?

[jzsuzsi]

It is correct.

[zest16]

Is it possible to use just "énekes" for a female singer? And is there any male-specific term?

[Matyas_Korhecz]

Is "Ön" only "you(formal)" or is it also "you are / are you (formal)" I'm confused if someone is stating or asking formally if you are "something " or are you "something" when using Ön.

[oszkarsikl]

you are a singer? and " are you a singer? same thing right?????