"Do you not know any workers?"

Translation: Te nem ismersz munkásokat?

[Vanessa310070]

What is the difference in usage between munkásokat and dolgozokat?

[BigWayne19]

------ they're both direct objects (-at ) . they're both plural (-ok ) , otherwise, munka's = worker and dolgozo' = job . . .

Big 8 oct 20

[BrianFisher1]

Does "Te nem munkasokat ismersz?" work as well? And the bigger question- is there a reason one is perferred over the other. Thanks

[vvsey]

That sentence has a different meaning. One says "not know", the other one says "not workers". The two are not the same in English, either. The word "nem" negates what comes after it. If you put it in front of "Te", it would become "Is it not you who knows workers?":
"Nem te ismersz munkásokat?"

[BrianFisher1]

köszönöm.

[BigWayne19]

--------- is the "te " absolutely required ? . . .

Big 20 jan 20

[ssevi]

What is the difference between

Do not you know ... ?
Do you not know ... ?

Thank you

[mizinamo]

What is the difference between

Do not you know ... ? Do you not know ... ?

"Do you not know?" is correct English.

"Do not you know?" is not correct English.

"Don't you know?" would be correct English.

[Pter732998]

Ott az any akkor nem : nem ismersz semennyi munkást?

[kos479137]

The word "any" indicates the need for "semmilyen", i believe.