"A ház mögé rendőrök, katonák és tűzoltók sietnek."

Translation: Police officers, soldiers and firefighters hurry behind the house.

[Krisbaudi]

I wrote firemen and it was marked wrong. But it is listet from duo under tüzoltók.

[vvsey]

I think "firemen" is generally missing from this course, it needs to be added to the translations.

[-BigWayne19-]

------- then there would have to be "firewomen " , too . . .

Big 11 mar 21

[dublen]

Same here.

[zerdo90]

How about police officers? It was marked as incorect

[Krisbaudi]

It is good for women and men. Hopefully it will be accepted one day.

[peter933474]

I think. ...... hurrying to the back of the house

[-BigWayne19-]

------ cops soldiers and firemen hurry to behind the house . should be good . reported . . .

Big 14 feb 21

[DrJake2]

police officers, soldiers, and firefighters hurry to behind the house - marked wrong. why? are they simply hurrying in one place behind the house? how does that work?

[-BigWayne19-]

------- "hurry to behind " ... should be "hurry behind... "

Big 11 mar 21

[chip284801]

Hurrying to behind the house is also correct - native english speaker here - and that is in fact the meaning of this sentence

[Jen843814]

I agree - I explicitly included the "to" to give the sentence a sense of motion to the location. It might not be how I would naturally say the sentence, but I was trying to be responsive to Hungarian's highly nuanced treatment of directionality. :-)

[Peter255437]

Yes, and reported. - Another native speaker.

[sagaichus]

Leon the Professional?

[Lili920420]

In English it is sufficient to say "police" when referring to policemen for police officers and policewomen.

[JeremyPitock]

Pigs is also used quite often as a gender-neutral abbreviation