"I get the nice car."

Translation: Én kapom a szép autót.

[DomnuleAdam]

Szép has always meant beautiful or pretty, is there any reason why this sentence only accepts nice? Probably just a beta glitch but I just want to make sure I'm not missing some nuance of the language.

BTW great course so far, köszönöm szépen :)

[Findil]

Szép is usually "weaker" than beautiful, so I think that's the reason for the inconsistency. But "beautiful" and "pretty" should be acceptable here as well. :)

[MonteTheReal]

Beautiful = gyönyörű (I think szép = nice or pretty)

[Heroldnak]

Can I omit the Én = "Kapom a szép autót"?

[RyagonIV]

You can, but putting the verb first here sounds a bit off.
In this sentence the én marks that it's me who is getting the car today, but that emphasis is of course not obvious in English.

[Krisbaudi]

Same question!

[KlausFendt]

Can I put the verb to the end of the sentence (Én a szep autót kapom)?

[RyagonIV]

You can. Don't forget that szép is spelled with a long é. :)