on = -on, i.e. the superessive case. The English sentence here somehow makes it sound as though the birds are somehow flying while also being physically on the trees, which is 100% impossible. Should be "onto the tall trees".

ok....i am not a native english speaker, but this switching from "on" to "onto" in every next sentence is driving me crazy

I am a native speaker!-Birds fly onto,into,over but never ON trees.Birds land or perch ON trees

I agree that this should be "onto the tall trees"

Birds do not fly 'on' trees. They might fly among the trees or between them, or even if they are small birds, in the trees. Never 'on' trees in English. Witches fly 'on' broomsticks!

That seems right to me too. Birds on a tree are not flying to anywhere. But lots of other magyar - angol translations, though teaching a principle, make no sense at all....... like a "fat kindergarten teacher falling on a short tree". Where did she come from? The upstairs window, an airplane?

Yes, it should be into. On is nonsense, and onto only slightly better.

On the tree? I think "to" or "onto" would be better

I find myself torn between wanting the literal Hungarian translation, and wanting it to make sense in English... it seems it's rare to be able to do both!

Hey, could you please fix this sentence as requested ? It does not make any sense now :(

Not sure why we are saying onto instead of into, typically we would say into.

It is different each time. I am wrong if I write onto or if I write on

Agree, this sentence doesnt work in English