"There are big squares, old buildings, and friendly people in Pécs."

Translation: Pécsett nagy terek, régi épületek, és barátságos emberek vannak.

[pYewR9MH]

Pécsett??? why not Pécsben? or Pècsen?

[vasvariistvan]

It is a tradíció.

[BaloghTams19]

"Pécsen" is also used, mostly by less educated people. Sounds ugly, but tolerable. "Pécsben" is totally wrong. If you wish to use an educated Hungarian language, like Eton/Cambridge English in England, better to use "Pécsett". Not compulsory, of course.

[KarolyFere1]

Pécsen nagy terek,régi épületek,és barátságos emberek vannak.

[creamagony]

Én Pécsben-t írtam és nem fogadta el :))

[Pivo302]

Nagy terek, régi épületek és barátságos emberek Pécsett vannak should be accepted.

[Richard604037]

On the previous page there is a bad error because it reads Pécsen. Pécs is unusual. I'll be honest and say that I didn't know that the spelling is Pécsett with double "t" but I do know the sound. It's a city I know quite well and I'm familiar with the sound of Pécsett.

[HaukurJonasson]

Okay, question about these irregular city names... Why don't the "movement towards" cases (and presumably the "movement away from" cases as well, but I haven't reached those yet) follow the same pattern? Since we use "Pécsen" ("on Pécs"), wouldn't it make sense to use "Pécsre" (onto Pécs)?

[jzsuzsi]

Pécsre is correct, and it is used. For example: Pécsre utazik. She/He travels to Pécs.

(cannot be used in this sentence, There are big squares, old buildings, and friendly people in Pécs, since it not a movement towards the city)

[EmeseGbri]

Nekem be hozta higy Pécsett?!