"A bíró ügyvédeket keres és színészeket talál."

Translation: The judge is looking for lawyers and finds actors.

[benulo]

lol where is he looking??

[Dortyol]

A színházban.

[fredtimur]

What a great judge or Milyen nagy biro. Right?

[RyagonIV]

Nagyszerű would be the better choice. Nagy just means "big".

[vvsey]

Actually, "nagy" can mean "great" in the proper context.
For example:

"XY egy nagy ember volt." - "XY was a great human being."
"Ez nagy(szerű) eredmény/teljesítmény." - "This is a great result/achievement."

But the differentce between "nagy" meaning "big" and "great" is delicate. Using "nagyszerű" is clearer for "great".
And when you definitely want to talk about someone's size, not their greatness, you can use "nagydarab" - a "bigpiece" (person).

[Ishana92]

Is the pronounciation of es different hn followed by wod starting with sz? Becaus i don hear esh here but es like esz

[Coyox]

I agree the 'es' sounds like 'a'. Should be fixed. Hungarian husband agrees, it's too short.

[pit-tong]

It's there. It is just really short.

[Marysz0]

The judge does not "search lawyers." The judge searches for lawyers. The English sentence is grammatically incorrect. A better solution would be "The judge looks for lawyers . . ."

[gabor146818]

Sentence right but marked as wrong! What's going on? I need lawyers! Not actors