"A völgy természetes és gyönyörű."

Translation: The valley is natural and gorgeous.

[postkar]

i knew this was going to happen.
when you consistently translate szép as beautiful, you lose the possibility of calling something really beautiful, in this case gyönyörű. it loses all value :(

[Joachim734726]

Gorge-eous. Haha.

[Kathy979841]

Dont szep and gyonyoru mean the same thing then. Please explain any difference, thanks

[Tarmil]

gyönyörű is stronger, it's basically pretty (szép) vs gorgeous (gyönyörű).

[carolgoslen]

And then there is csinos. Is that more pretty/cute? It's hard to know which is which, but then in English we have many words, too, so it's just a matter of knowing when to use which. Is one used more for people and another more for scenes or things?

[RyagonIV]

Dictionaries are pretty incosistent with transaltions, but it can be generally agreed upon that gyönyörű is stronger than szép which is stronger than csinos. I like translating them this way:

• csinos - pretty, handsome
• szép - beautiful (or nice)
• gyönyörű - gorgeous, delightful

[_paranoia_]

szép is "nice" or possibly "beautiful". Gyönyörű is often translated as "gorgeous".

[Patricia460976]

I don't think "natural" means what they think it neans. At least not in contemporary usage. In this case, I would have more likely used "pristine." Unless a state of being undisturbed by humans is not what they mean.

[DavidGeorg985097]

If it is not 'beautiful' don't mske it the tip.