"Az a híd széles, amelyik a mély folyó fölött áll."

Translation: The bridge that is standing over the deep river is wide.

[Margaret731267]

The "correct" solution I was given is "That bridge stands above the deep river is wide." That is not even an English sentence. Reported.

[ElisabethS832761]

How about, "That bridge is wide that stands above the deep river."
could that be correct

[GerSzej]

two "correct" answers are proposed: the one that is here, the other one: "the BIRIDGES (with an extra I) that stands over the deep "WATER" is wide. My answer: the bridge that stands above the deep river is wide. was rejected. I reported of course.

[Elloughton]

I think it should be "That bridge."

[Judit294350]

No - the "az" is part of the Hungarian construction az ... amelyik and dosn't need to be translated into English as it gets completely turned around.

[BigWayne19]

-------- judit, you've got the main point in this sentence . the "az " is required by the presence of "amelyik " . . .

Big 22 oct 18

[kobihershk]

No - the bridge is the focus - Hungarian is like that where you put the focus first and then describe it

[piguy3]

For some reason "The bridge is over the deep river is wide" showed up as the "correct" translation when mine was counted wrong ;)

[Lili920420]

My answer was: The bridge that is wide, is the one which stands above the deep river. Your accepted answer is like the spoken English. I mistakenly thought my answer was a more verbatim translation.

[Rettenetes]

Why using absurd sentences and not real life or concrete situations? I am getting tired and still do not know how to order coffee with cake.

[GarethShaw2]

I responded the wide bridge. English sentence csn bf translated both ways dont unfero ehy it's wrong...