"Anya tésztát főz, apa bort vesz."

Translation: Mother is cooking pasta, father is buying wine.

[jsiehler]

Apa nagyot kortyol a borból és azt mondja, hogy milyen jó ez a tészta, drágám!

[AlsEenPoffertje]

This got a laugh out of me. :D

[RobertEddy]

There is only one "the" to choose and in the right answer father gets it. Isn't that rather arbitrary?

[dqJacO]

Tészta encompasses a lot more than just pasta, doesn't it? What else could this sentence mean?

[Findil]

Tészta also means dough and it's unclear which meaning is intended.

[SchlachterZoltan]

In Transylvania it also means "cake".

[patrikoarkisto]

How formal are "anya" and "apa"? I translated as "mum" and "dad" and was marked wrong.