"Kisétálunk a Margitszigetre?"
Translation:Do we walk out to Margaret Island?
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Szerintem ha mar a Margitszigetet leforditjuk Margaret island-re, akkor nem hasznalando a "the" elotte. Angolul nem mondana senki, hogy "the Margaret island" - angolban a tulajdonnevek ele nem kerul nevelo.
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Except few country names.And this catch Margaret or Margit,I walked there many times in my life and nobody called it Margaret island but Margitsziget.It was a wonderful place,nowdys it is just like all other global tourist places conffectionary.,even changed the name.It's a pity
I have heard of Margit Sziget but never of Margaret Island. I would think that Margit Island would be preferable to changing the name of the island to English.
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Exactly! Sensible English would be something like, "Do we walk out to Margaret, or even Margit, Island?". Or, "Are we walking out to Margaret Island?"
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It is enough with this jokes once is the Margaret island the other time Margaret island.Every even not educated English does not put the definite article in front of the geographic names except a few country names.
-------- doesn't the prefix separate when it's a question ? . . .
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Not in this case, because the focus is on the "whole" action (prefix + verb): we want to know whether we are going or not.
The prefix would separate if the question started with an interrogative word such as ki, mi, mikor ... because question words get the focus and must be in front of the verb without prefix...
Mikor sétálunk ki a Margitszigetre? - when do we walk out to Margaret Island?
Ki sétál ki a Margitszigetre? - who walks out etc..?