"We go to that river, to which this bus goes."
Translation:Ahhoz a folyóhoz megyünk, amelyikhez ez a busz megy.
August 9, 2016
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Why is "megy" necessary here? I thought you could leave out the second verb in sentences like this, if it's the same one as in the first part.
------- i hope you reported that your version should be accepted ? . . .
Big 11 jan 21
Probably, it was two months ago so I don't remember. I usually report it when something I think should be accepted isn't and let the mods sort it out.
------- that's exactly what i do - report something and let the mods sort it out . . .
Big 11 jan 21
Oh, köszönöm! Terribly obvious, now that you mention it.
Eventually I'll get my head around the case system. I hope.
ion1122
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No, you are referring to a specific noun X = folyó, so you use the 'that X ... to which' construction (amelyikhez), not the 'where' construction (ahova).
