"Látsz kint fiatalokat?"

Translation: Do you see young people outside?

[GerSzej]

do you see young ones outside was not accepted. Of course, I reported it. But once more, I find very frustrating the lack of consistency even for a beta version.

[vvsey]

Well, "fiatalokat" literally means "young ones", that is true. But the Hungarian sentence implies "young people". Anyway, it could be argued that "young ones" could also be accepted.

[deactivated user]

It's so frustrating. Whenever this comes up, I never know whether it will accept "ones" or "people". Same with keres "looking for" or "searching for", it seems that 9 times out of 10 it will only accept one of the two.

Hopefully this will be fixed soon.

[lingobren]

I think "youngsters" should also be acceptable, as it is a literal translation for young people

[DaleEnlight]

Yes, youngsters is correct and definitely accepted by Duo.

[mbgreen11]

It gave me "Do you see any youths outside?" for the translation. How do I know to use the term "any"? And I thought "youth" is already plural and "youths" was incorrect. Incidentally, I put "Do you see the youth outside?" Would I have to put "a" in front of "fiatalokat" for that to be the correct translation?

[roundand]

Is "do you see youths outside?" wrong?

[SusanRankin1]

Why is it latsz and not latod?

[MrtonPolgr]

"fiatalokat" is indefinite

[JohnWeber786406]

Okay, here we go......fiatal (young), új (new), and kézdo" (initial/start). Puppy can be "kiskutya" (little dog).