"A férfi a tetőn hegedül, a nő pedig a tetőre kiabál."

Translation: The man is playing the violin on the roof, whereas the woman is shouting onto the roof.

[Augustdh]

Shouting onto the roof?

[_paranoia_]

You wouldn't say "shout onto", though. I think you'd say "shout at".

[Zsuzsi97194]

Agree. It should be "at"

[Arcaeca]

¯_( ͠° ͟ʖ ͠° )_/¯

At the man, presumably, because he's making so much racket

[Augustdh]

Ah, well, that does make sense :)

[vvsey]

Hungarians don't just shout around aimlessly like crazy. They shout with a purpose, and aim like a pro.

[guntunge]

Why tetőre and not tetőhöz (edit a few weeks later: or even better tető felé) though?

"Onto" sounds like the soundwaves will arrive there and stay there forever, because that is there destination according to those sharp shooter shouters.

[-BigWayne19-]

--------- ...shouts up to . . .

Big 2 oct 17

[guntunge]

This was my guess too. Although down to is hopefully then also allowed. The woman might shout from her window in 5th floor to the man on his one floor house.

Or simply to, if they are on the same level.

[Zsuzsi97194]

or she is a kindergarden teacher in a helipcopter shouting down at him

[AlexfromMK]

there is no "man" in the word bank!

[Rka46820]

My attempt/guess for the second part of the sentence was "whereas the woman shouts towards the roof". Wasn't accepted, don't know if it could be an accurate translation though...