"Ti itt pihentek, és a szegény brazil lányok ott várnak."

Translation: You are resting here, and the poor Brazilian girls are waiting there.

[sallairita]

Szegény can mean poor ( lack of money), but in this sentence I think it refers to the fact, that those girls are unlucky for having to wait

[Heroldnak]

Does szegény has this figurative meaning in Hungarian too?

[BrandonRun2]

Why wasn't this accepted:
"You are here resting"... vs.
"You are resting here"...

[Perchta.p]

Why you don't use pedig/meg here? I thought it has to be used in such a situation?

[Marta834640]

I thought the same thing!

[Charmian280720]

That's what I wrote! It was marked wrong.

[Patricia460976]

Would "over there" be a valid translation?

[ChesyzChesy]

I used "you all" innstead of "you" and I've lost. So "You all" for "Ti" is a wrong translation?