"Is there a fridge here?"

Translation: Van itt hűtő?

[SamanthaGasmire]

can it be itt van egy huto? (with the correct marks on the letters of course)

[Presetview]

That question would mean that you are very surprised to find a fridge right here: like if you said in English: There is a fridge here? As opposed to the original question which implies that you are looking for a fridge and asking if there is one around here somewhere.

[vvsey]

Yes, absolutely.

[CumberHyarion]

Can the itt go at the end: "Van egy hűtő itt?" Would it be incorrect, mean something different, or be unnatural? Or should I report it as a missing translation?

[tskmrcll]

Van egy hűtő itt? is also a correct translation.

[sImQfWat]

Doesn't this just translate to "Is this a fridge?"? Should there not be -ban at the end?

[mizinamo]

Doesn't this just translate to "Is this a fridge?"?

No. itt means "here", not "this" (= ez).

[Martin828915]

In a previous sentence "Itt" came before "van" but here "Van itt..." Is there a rule of some kind?