"Az idős katona nem száll le a lóról."

Translation: The old soldier is not getting off the horse.

[Arcaeca]

"You can't make me get in one of those newfangled 'tanks'! The horse and saber will make a comeback! You'll see!"

[JohnWeber786406]

It should - there is a Hungarian reference here!
The hussar (taken from "20 acres", huszár) is a Hungarian light horseman.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hussar

[Patricia460976]

Did not accept "the elderly soldier does not dismount from the horse." 16 June 2020

[_paranoia_]

And yet, it won't take "The elderly soldier doesn't get down from the horse." Report!!

[Xenocider]

Because "get off" is the correct expression for "leszáll" from a bigger-than-car sized vehicle or public transportation device/animal.

With movement involved (besides various other slang meanings) "Get down" would mean either:
- Throw yourself to the ground (as Schwarzenegger would say);
- To move something from a higher place (get down the sugar from the top shelf);
- Move yourself from a higher place (from the tree, from a horse) - so partially you were right, but for this "lejön" would be even better in hungarian - Would you say "lejön a lóról" in hungarian?

[DoktorVirag]

Perhaps the horse should get out from under the old soldier.

[DavidCarver]

You fooled me Duo - I knew that people get down from horses, not land from them, but the hints led me to write the Duo-Hunglish " didn't land from the horse". But I claim that my second attempt "didn't get down from the horse" is ok, despite being marked wrong.

[RyagonIV]

The problem with your sentence is that it's in past tense. We're in the present here.

[DavidCarver]

yes, you're right about the tense - my mistake; I was worrying too much about the soldier landing from the horse - but the model answer is a great improvement on the hint

[HaukurJonasson]

Doesn't accept "The old soldier doesn't get off the horse". I reported it.

[MrrzyV]

Can y'all allow "dismount" for Get off the horse?