"A művésznő bent van."

Translation: The artist is inside.

[Naarbusch]

Why isn't "The female artist is inside." correct?

[Ibins8]

It is. Now at least.

[TobiasSchoenberg]

Is művésznő a woman? Because of nő?

[jsiehler]

Yes, művésznő could only be a female artist.

[Alaskacrni]

It gave an incorect answer for "The female artist"

[cosmo-pedant]

There is no word that I know of in English for a female artist.

[kivituki]

Can someone explain why ö in 'nö' gets longer when added as a suffix? It becomes ő... Is there any rule? Does it depend on case?

[jsiehler]

It's never short. Nő is the word for "woman," and nö is not a word.

[belalablou]

Oops, I didn't even notice that there is a difference between ö and ő. Thank you for giving me a heads-up.
So I looked it up and found that ö is the shorter more open variant of it and ő is the longer one.
Do they sound like the German long and short ö then?

[belalablou]

I found a sentence with főnök - so ő and ö in one word. Sounds very similar to me. Maybe the ő is slightly longer, but the ö is not as open as in German. I hope I'm getting it right.

[jsiehler]

They are the same sound; the length is actually literally duration. The long one is sustained for a longer time.

[belalablou]

Thank you. :)

[kivituki]

Thank you! I am pretty sure i've seen the word in nö form somewhere in this course, but maybe it was a typo or i am imagining things since i always do these exercises late at night :D

[jzsi221585]

The artist is inside

[Gabor111594]

The artiste is indoors. I believe this translation to be correct