"A híres óvónő fehér lovon érkezik."

Translation: The famous kindergarten teacher arrives on a white horse.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

I can't get over how great all these crazy sentences about kindergarten teachers are. XD

[vvsey]

Do you have "kindergarten teacher" on speed dial?

[AlsEenPoffertje]

I'm going to answer that question with a solid yes.

[vvsey]

Lucky you. I'm having to type it manually, over and over again. Seriously, my secretary should be doing this. But I'm down to three seconds, on a good keyboard.

[DonFry]

I keep wondering what they're going to get up to next

[Morse864051]

Óvónő every lesson. I miss boss and lawyer

[JanVankjr.]

And with a politician, the sentence would even make sense!

[JohnWeber786406]

föno"k, politikus, and ügyvéd! I know the words!

[fiderallala]

Aha! Most megértem! Az óvónő Pégaszoszon ül és az iskola fölött repül?

[deactivated user]

pegazuson :)

[ivancarmo2]

You know what this course needs? Small, horse riding, water striding, at-phones-shouting flying kindergarten teachers

[MarcoInacio]

Why no egy before fehér?

[HaukurJonasson]

It's optional, as far as I know.

[SKristan]

Can anyone name any kindergarten teacher who was famous?
(Megnevezhet-e bárkit olyan óvónőt, aki híres volt?)

[sImQfWat]

The duolingo one is pretty famous by the time you get to this lesson, but nobody knows their name. They are a mystery, like a fart in a nightclub.

[brao746980]

Mákó Mari?

[CliveWilto]

Gotta love those óvónők :)

[elisabeth902461]

Where is the wings of pegasus?
I also don't like "óvónő" anymore (to write on)
Greetings

[ErdemYlmaz17]

why not lon ? the plural of lo

[jzsuzsi]

ló is a strange word, it often gets an extra v

horse ló

plural (horses) lovak

accusative lovat

on a horse: egy lovon

my horse: a lovam

[BigWayne19]

------- then there's lake, to' tavak, snow, ho' havak , kő / kövek – stones, cső / csövek – tubes, tő / tövek – roots, stems, fű / füvek – grass(es), mű / művek – works, factories , nyű / nyüvek – maggots. . .

Big 10 jun 20

[JohnWeber786406]

Those suffixes must need a consonant to hold onto!