"Péter az épület előtt lát turistákat."

Translation: Péter sees tourists in front of the building.

[kkoyot]

Would "Peter turistákat az épület előtt lát" be correct as well and have the same meaning?

[dcseain]

I believe so, but im not a native, nor a fluent, speaker.

[Liggliluff]

Does the Hungarian sentence specify if it's Péter or the tourists who are in front of the building? I don't think the English sentence specifies it, but it feels like it implies the tourists are in front of the building.

[midian454]

Please fix so that Peter is accepted in English instead of Péter

[Liggliluff]

I agree. The English translations should not require accent marks on the names. It's just silly to mark someone as wrong over such detail.

[Nab918927]

shouldn't "turistákat" precede the verb?

[DeanBetts]

"Peter sees" and "peter can see" infers the same thing in english, so both answers should be accepted.

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