"Esik az eső: az óvónők nem repülnek."

Translation: It rains: the kindergarten teachers are not flying.

[RyagonIV]

I slowly get the feeling it's not about actual kindergarten teachers, but óvónő is some bird species.

[KristofferTjalve]

I have a colleague here in Budapest who studied to be a kindergarten teacher. I love to bring her the daily example from Duolingo. :-)

[AnCatDubh]

It’s a corruption of ‘avian’.

[JMaxGlobal]

These BASE jumping kindergarten teachers must not chicken out. Put on your Gortex jackets and leap off that cliff!

[Bouverie]

But there will be plenty of water for them to walk on.

[CliveWilto]

Clearly these óvónők need to be upgrade to full instrument flying capability, then the rain wouldn't have them grounded :)

[ZitaPatai]

Make your mind up if it's kindergarten or nursery, duolingo!!!!

[KristofferTjalve]

When I use kindergarten teacher always work for me.

[fischerfs]

Is this supposed to be some Hungarian course in-joke about flying nursery teachers haha

[RyagonIV]

Oh, hello. Welcome to the Hungarian course, then. You're going to have a lot of fun with them kindergarten teachers. :)

[KieranBusc]

"It is raining: the kindergarten teacher are not flying" How is that answer not acceptable? The ground keeps shifting in this course. Beta indeed!

[RyagonIV]

You might have missed the plural form of "kindergarten teachers".

[KieranBusc]

You're right. Thanks.

[EvaNelson2]

Why is Duolingo Hungarian obsessed with flying kindergarten teachers??

[Giuseppe297424]

shouldn't "it's raining: kindergarten teachers do not fly" (meaning: they do not take off with this kind of weather) be accepted too?

[-__Jacob__-]

Hungarians really do have thing for kindergarten teachers :)

[JMaxGlobal]

Not quite. While taking this course it is easy to get that impression, Hungarians in fact decidedly do NOT have a fascination with flying kindergarten teachers. This out-of-control, manic, obsession with flying kindergarten teachers is limited to the course developers. Pre-covid, while travelling in Hungary I asked people, and they assured me this was not a national pre-occupation. The theme is however a repetitive refrain in this course. Some people are OK with it - finding it charmingly idiosyncratic, others are totally bored and frustrated with the absurd recurrent preoccupation.

[CliveWilto]

Yeah, but you'd think they would at least equip them for all weather operations.... :)