"Nem szeretem a székeket."
Translation:I do not like the chairs.
August 2, 2016
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Szeretek is indefinite conjugation. But you have a definite direct object here, so you need to use the definite verb form.
http://www.hungarianreference.com/Verbs/Verbs-Definite-Conjugation.aspx
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I don't think "the" is needed in the English sentence. The Hungarian sentence is in the general sense, I don't like chairs in general. (In Hungarian we add the definite article "the" when talking about things in general). The Hungarian sentence doesn't refer to specific chairs (it would be "ezeket a székeket").