"A gyors vonat ideérkezik a pályaudvarra."

Translation: The fast train arrives here at the railway station.

[Krisbaudi]

ONTO the railwaystation? Really? Not AT?

[vvsey]

Yes, it should be "at".

[RaphaelSeitz]

Had to laugh hard at this one, especially since it seems to persist since at least one year :D

[JanTatouse]

In Hungary you would most likely see 'gyorsvonat' without the space between the words, because it's the term for fast train, for which you have to pay a supplement. Its slow and cheaper counterpart is 'személyvonat'. There are also 'InterCity' trains where you need the fast train supplement and a reservation.

[TarnaiMiklos]

gyorsvonat = express train; gyors vonat = fast train
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMVokT5e0zs

[Bastette54]

I'm curious, what is the literal translation of "személyvonat?"

[JanTatouse]

Personal train

[douglasDan354296]

Why isn't, "The fast train arrives here in the railway station." correct?

[Kolozs2]

Same remark: have problems in English with 'to' 'at' and 'in' prepositions. I would have chosen 'in' as you did.

[DrJake2]

just to let you know it sounds like the narrator is saying monat. not vonat