"Én egy férfi vagyok."
Translation:I am a man.
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Is egy necessary here? I really have a hard time with pronouns, ie wheter or not they have to be there.
No, absolutely not necessary here. In fact, I would prefer it without "egy".
But you could say "I am only a man". Then it is more natural to say "Én csak egy férfi vagyok".
Is it more common to say "en egy ferfi vagyok" or simply "ferfi vagyok"?
And if I were to say "I am only a man" could I say "Czak egy Ferfi vagyok"?
Does "En egy ferfi" alone also mean "I am a man" or does it not mean anything?
Why do we add "En egy ferfi" to "ferfi vagyok" if "ferfi vagyok" is enough? What's the difference?
Sorry for the lack of accents, and thanks :)
Simply "Férfi vagyok" is more common.
"I am only a man" - "Csak egy férfi vagyok." Sounds okay.
"Én egy férfi" alone is incorrect, you need "vagyok".
