What is the difference between kérek szépen and szeretnek kerni?
"Kérek szépen" literally translates to "I ask (for something) nicely", while "szeretnék kérni" is "I would like to ask (for something)". Both are polite, especially the latter, and you're free to use any of the two in a conversation.
Is kérni simply a different conjugation of kérek
Yes; kérni is the infinitive and kérek is the form for "I".
Köszönöm szépen!
Why is my answer "Sört kérek" not correct? Is that not polite enough maybe?
It was correct for me,
It's "Kérek sört" It was just disordered...
Egy sört szeretnék kérni. I would like A beer --- not correct?
I am wondering about the same.
It was "Kérek egy sört"
What does "acc." mean? Bear is translated as "Sör" or "Sört (acc.)"
Short for "accusative case", the grammatical case used for a direct object.
So the "acc." is a hint that sört is the accusative form of that noun.
What does szeretlék mean?
Why kerek and not kerem?
What is the difference between sör and sört ?
sört is the accusative case form of sör.
Like the difference between "him" and "he".
Should "Kívánok egy sört" be correct? What is the difference between "kívánok" and "kérek"?
Why can't you say egy sört kérek?