"Az osztrák órák szépek és jók."

Translation: Austrian clocks are beautiful and good.

[oh1231]

I mean, swiss watches are better...

[Liggliluff]

magyar→Magyarország, német→Németország, osztrák→Ausztria? ... I know it comes from Latin, but it's so random. It's still called Osztrák Köztársaság, and if you were to say Osztrákország, people would still understand what you mean, right?

[jzsuzsi]

I see a connection: osztrák - Österreich

But the name of the country is Ausztria, not Osztrákország. (If you say it, people will probably understand it and see it as you made a pun... . Ok, I found some google hits for Osztrákország, but it is still rare. )

[King86139]

Hey at least you can't confuse it with Australia anymore xD

[Durple_Purple]

Can you say "javak" as well for the plural form of "good?"

[jzsuzsi]

If you are an economist, you can say it .... The goods on this marked are underpriced.

But: javak is a plural noun, and jó is adjective. "Az osztrák órák szépek és jók." -> definitely jók and not javak!