"Tetőled nem jönnek vendégek."

Translation: There are no guests coming from yours.

[GeminaVexilla]

Huh?? That English is just nonsensical.

[Takaaritamo]

And what about: "No guests are coming from you"?

[KathyLudan]

In English it should be 'from your place'. Coming from you, and coming from yours both sound weird and would not be used.

[LszlPataky]

Hungarians don't use :tetőled. Only: Tőled! ☹️

[fgarcor]

I would have said. "The guests are not coming from your place". I don't understand why it is "there are no guests", I think it is a totally different sentence.

[KathyLudan]

Wouldn't this be "coming from you"? I thought arriving would be "erkeznek"

[ShawnLuca]

From yours doesn't make sense in English. It should be "guests of yours" or "guests coming from you". Those make more sense.

[bandib1]

Tetőled=Töled !!!@

[csipke100]

‘Arrive’ definitely not appropriate in that sentence no matter what the Hungarian verb means. ‘Come’ is correct.

[JackMyer]

I got it right but this would be a pretty unusual standalone sentence in English. Perhaps it should be your's, but even then its a bit weird

[-__Jacob__-]

Can we translate this into "Guests are not arriving from you." ?

[Apu56]

How about " The guests do not come from you"?

[vasvariistvan]

I reported it too. TEtőled is weird in hungary, better tőled.

[Richard401939]

Why "from yours"?
I would write "from you".