"We do not move there, where there are bugs."

Translation: Oda mi nem költözünk, ahol bogarak vannak.

[BetsyLowe]

I think the literal translations are good, because we're working with directional concepts that English doesn't have. Yes, they sound awkward, but but they're needed to specify the right Hungarian forms.

[Patricia460976]

Do I need "mi?"

[GregWood15]

It just accepted my "mi"-less attempt.

[Arcaeca]

The first "there" isn't necessary here and furthermore sounds very, very unnatural in English. You can't just translate literally. This is a problem in many sentences in this lesson.

[GregWood15]

If you were to remove the "there", you'd need to replace it with a "to". The English is not natural but it does guide you to the Hungarian.

[JackMyer]

I used arra rather than oda, not sure what my mistake was