"A koreai férfi az indiai nő mögött sétál."

Translation: The Korean man is walking behind the Indian woman.

[AlexRadu21]

I don't like where this is going.

[Liggliluff]

It's just a casual observation. There's a lot of people walking behind people in cities.

[mDojxkPl]

I used lady for no instead of woman. Why is lady wrong?

[Judit294350]

Lady is "hölgy" and although is means an adult female it does not mean the same thing (in either language). A lady is someone of high status - a woman is just an adult female. In English it is sometimes used informally for someone of low status often with irony or mock respect "tealady", "cleaning lady".

[BetsyLowe]

That's not quite true. In American English, "lady" and "woman" mean the same thing. And no insult or irony is meant in the term "cleaning lady."

[Liggliluff]

Sounds more like "korai" than "koreai"

[MrtonPolgr]

Not for me. Maybe it's a bit reduced but much more like "koreai" than "korai".