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As i understand it, it is simply confirming something that was expected. E.g. Two people are at a bus stop waiting for a bus scheduled to arrive at noon, and just state the obvious "It is noon, and here is the bus!" when it arrives.
September 13, 2016
"Itt", "ott" and "hol" are interesting, because if they are in front of the noun, "van" is not obligatory.
- "Hol a busz?" = "Hol van a busz?"
- "Itt a busz." = "Itt van a busz."
- "Ott a busz." = "Ott van a busz."
But this is only valid for singular. In plural "vannak" is always necessary with locations.
July 26, 2016
Such odd sentence structure ... in the English translation. "It is Friday night, the frogs are purple." My hopes for this understanding dim are.
May 26, 2018
