"Az a furcsa énekesnő függönyökről és szőnyegekről énekel."

Translation: That strange singer is singing about curtains and carpets.

[richardkiss]

And about how they match? Come on, I know you were thinking it.

[RobertEddy]

The ovono should not give up her day job.

[Hubinou]

She was hired to sing an advertising for a curtain and carpet shop. You hear such things on the radio every day.

[GlenOakley1]

How would one describe that the weird singer is singing FROM the carpet (from the location where the carpet is) since the suffix is the same?

[RyagonIV]

You can do it with a szőnyegről. There is no difference in grammar there, whether you sing about the carpet or from the carpet. But there are other ways to make it clear where she's standing.

[Alla155411]

The word "strange" was not accepted as was not "sings" insisting on "is singing". Fix it Duo!

[RyagonIV]

Please help them fixing it by using the report function.

[Kathy979841]

Yes and a few other things too

[Xenocider]

Tyereskova?

[Zotya242]

"That odd singer sings about curtains and carpets." Why not correct?

[RyagonIV]

Zotya, it is a correct translation.

[milan326242]

Phoebe

[nulbyte]

Az elég furcsa.

[David236909]

Could this possibly be the song?
https://pointblankaustralia.bandcamp.com/track/does-the-carpet-match-the-curtains