"Kik szállnak fel azokra a repülőgépekre?"

Translation: Who is getting on those planes?

[Arcaeca]

1) "onto" should be accepted alongside "on"

2) "Who is" - there's nothing in the English sentence that's explicitly plural, so it should be conjugated in the singular.

Reported

[Martybet]

8 months on and "onto" is still not accepted, this must be the most frustrating of all Duolingo's courses.

[JMaxGlobal]

"Who boards those planes?" was not accepted. It's a perfectly common way to express this idea.

[Kathy979841]

Yes or who gets on those airplanes

[guntunge]

Should "Who flies up onto those airplanes?" (Answer: Ovonök!) also be accepted?

[Patricia460976]

Planes = airplanes

[Patricia460976]

Rats. I decided to try, "who is boarding those planes?" It wasn't accepted

[JMaxGlobal]

But if there was a question about the ubiquitous flying kindergarten teachers - there would be no trouble with the translation.

[AlexRadu21]

This felszáll sometimes mean either "to get in" or "to get on"; the Russian (or should i say Hungarian) roulette doesn't give signs of stopping

[Judit294350]

The issue isn't in the Hungarian, but English. Somethings you get in to - taxis, cars - and some on to - trains, trams.

[ErikaMuste12]

If i remember correctly a few lessons ago someone did "felszáll a repülőgépbe". does one get "on(to)" the plane or "in(to)" the plane in order to board it in Hungary? Or am I just completely mistaken right now?

[-BigWayne19-]

------ as judit says (above ) the english is the problem. felszallni is always to get on or in . if you mention what you're getting into (or onto ), the ending is always -ra or -re . . .

Big 6 jun 21