"A francia főnök a tenger mellett jön."

Translation: The French boss is coming next to the sea.

[kenguruhu]

This just isn't something you would say in English.

[bnyugat]

Unless the French boss was having sex or masturbating on the beach...

[RuT3oTh3]

Makes no sense to me

[EkS1xNex]

This after a verb of motion towards something should surely read "a tenger mellé".

[JohnWeber786406]

It's "mellett", though. We have heard that postposition for a while, it's the jön that threw me off - it was the first time I have ever heard it and I went by phonetics when I typed it.

[gkelt1]

Alone (masturbating), with girlfriend (?), wife (?)

[JohnWeber786406]

This is similar to the "venir" verb in Spanish

jönni - "to come"
én jövök,
te jössz,
ő jön,
mi jövünk,
ti jöttök,
ők jönnek,

[weitzhandler]

Does this mean he's coming from beside the sea? Is this the proper way to express that?

[jsiehler]

I might put this in English as, "He is coming along beside the sea." In other words, he's coming, and the progress is happening alongside the sea.

[Krisbaudi]

It is clear in Hungarian, but not in English.

[GregWood15]

It is, obviously, too clear in English!