"I am watching you in the photo."

Translation: Nézlek a képen.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

This sentence doesn't make too much sense to me. The way I see it is you look at someone in a photo and watch them in a video, as for me "watch" doesn't really work for a static photo. Maybe that's just me, though. ^_^

[vvsey]

No, I think you are absolutely right. It should be "I am looking at you in the photo". But the Hungarian "néz" can be universally used for anything. TV, film, a photo, short or long duration, it is all the same for "néz". So, I think, "look" and "watch" are covered by "néz", and "see is covered by "lát".

[AlsEenPoffertje]

Indeed! The translations shown for "néz" are "watch" and "look (at)," so the English sentence was just written oddly. >.< I'll have to try to remember to report it if I ever get this sentence again.

[marianngizella]

A "photo" fordításául el kellene fogadnia a "fotót": Nézlek a fotón. - is helyes.

[Eric_Estes]

I think 'Nézlek a fénykepen' should also be an acceptable answer. The translation for kepen would be in the picture.

[pYewR9MH]

Yes, what´s wrong with "fényképen"?

[qarmati]

"a képen nézlek" was marked as wrong for some reason