"Kimész a szobából és kinézel az ablakon."

Translation: You go out of the room and you look out the window.

[Krisbaudi]

Why do I have to go out from the room, to look out of the window? Some sentences are really strange.

[vvsey]

Probably one of those office buildings where many rooms have no windows at all.

[Krisbaudi]

LOL, poor people!

[clairelanc3]

No! Look OUT THE WINDOW is no good English. You look out of the window or through!

[Judit294350]

"Look out the window" is quite acceptable NZ English.

[GregWood15]

And in Australian English.

[Richard604037]

I've reported this one. There is no need for a second "you" in English. You go out of the room and look out of the window is perfectly acceptable and sounds better. The computer wouldn't accept it and needs a smack or whatever you give it.

[Richard604037]

Now it's insane. The computer won't even accept "you go out of the room and you look out of the window." It would seem that "you look out the window is compulsory even though it's highly American (or, apparently, New Zealand). If Star Trek was made by the BBC, Spock might say to Kirk, "It's English Jim, but not as we know it!"

[O_Mir]

"Kimész a szobából és kinéz el az ablakon".- Why this isn't correct?
First time in this course I see the construction "kinezel", frankly.

[Judit294350]

"kinézel" is you (sing) look out. (nézek, nézel, néz, etc)

[austhonk]

actually I believe it is a conditional (i would look) conjugation

[Judit294350]

I would look = néznék. Every letter counts in Hungarian!

[austhonk]

sorry just saw no accent on the e in nezel

[O_Mir]

OK, thank you so much!