"I get the bread and I do not like it."

Translation: Én kapom a kenyeret és nem szeretem.

[GerSzej]

where is the "it"? is it implicit in the szeretem?

[vvsey]

Yes. Since it is the definite conjugation, which implies a definite object, it "jumps on" the only available direct object in the sentence: the bread.

[vasvariistvan]

Én kapom a kenyeret pedig nem szeretem. It is wrong?

[eminens2]

Én sem értem, miért rossz. Jelentettem. 2019.11.14.

[H_Karesz]

A native Hungarian does not say such a sentence. Correctly interpreted:

Én kapom a kenyeret, pedig nem is szeretem.

[Pivo302]

A kenyeret kapom és nem szeretem. Why is this incorrect?

[Margaret731267]

I was let to believe "pedig" means "and," but in a "however" kind of way. Should it be accepted here as an alternate to "es?"

[kos479137]

Instead of szeretem, could you say tetszik?