"Bogarak másznak ki valahonnan a szekrény alól."

Translation: Bugs are crawling out from somewhere under the cupboard.

[sherm0]

why not "crawl out?"

[DavidCarver]

Why aren't they crawling out from under the cupboard, when this word is given as one of the hints?

[RyagonIV]

Well, they can as well. It's a large infestation. :)
Please report it.

[Arcaeca]

Geez, they sure have a lot of bugs in Hungary...

[mizinamo]

Better than csótányok....

[Bastette54]

Csótány - such a nice-sounding word for something so repulsive! (I had to look it up.)

[guntunge]

For those that are now curious: it is cockroaches

[Judit294350]

Still with the obscure "cabinet". Is this in common usage in US English? - because it certainly isn't used much around here!

[Biff812086]

Cabinet isn't obscure in the US, it is probably most commonly used when talking about kitchen cabinets but I think it can be used more generally too. I used wardrobe for the above sentence, so of course I got it wrong.

[Bastette54]

Can szekrény also refer to a kitchen cabinet?

[SchlachterZoltan]

szekrény is a general term for cabinet, cupboard, wardrobe and the others. If you want to be more specific, you can use ruhásszekrény, faliszekrény, ebédlőszekrény, könyvszekrény, konyhaszekrény.

[Biff812086]

Out of curiosity, is Hungarian Duolingo still being maintained and improved or has it pretty much been abandoned? There are so many easy fixes that would improve it greatly. The above sentence should also accept wardrobe for instance. The content creators have done a great job building a good foundation, it just needs some polish.

[JanBending]

why not kimasznak

[Judit294350]

Because in the Hungarian you are emphasizing the bugs - so the pre-verb splits.