"Emberek, ide a tehenekhez, ide a tehenekhez!"

Translation: People, here to the cows, here to the cows!

[RyagonIV]

I wonder how often Miss Recording lost it while going over these sentences.

[Bastette54]

She'll have fun telling people all about her bizarre gig.

[bnyugat]

What on earth is this supposed to mean in either language?!!

[vvsey]

Come here, to where the cows are. At least in Hungarian. In English, we may be praising our heroic cows. Not sure.

[bnyugat]

:-)

[RobertEddy]

A rural rallying cry, when marauders were coming for the livestock? Or maybe an óvónő drinking song?

[MagicOfLA]

Some cow milking choral?

[JanBending]

I cannot imagine a situation in which I would use such a phrase !!

[RyagonIV]

Jan, imagine a sandstorm approaching, and a herd of cows being the only available shelter nearby.

[JanBending]

Got it ! Thank you Ryagon1V

[Wyrg14]

This could be a reference to something, like a quote out of a movie or a book. Anyone got any clue about where is may come from?