"A járdáról a zebrára lépünk."

Translation: We step from the sidewalk onto the crosswalk.

[sheepishangel]

In British English this would be "We step from the pavement onto the zebra crossing" (or pedestrian crossing, though that would probably mean a crossing with traffic lights, not a zebra crossing)

[CumberHyarion]

And in Australia it's a footpath! (It's still a zebra crossing)

[GerSzej]

pedestrian crossing should be accepted especially because it is given as a hint

[Chris265302]

Zebra crossing and pavement are perfectly good English alternatives for sidewalk and crosswalk.

[LHortonUK]

They are the correct british English uses, sidealk and crosswalk are not used in the UK. This sentence was like translating across 3 languages for a Brit!

[oskarb123]

"We step onto the crosswalk from the sidewalk" not accepted?

[Patricia460976]

In the USA "zebra crossing" would get you perplexed looks.

[Lili920420]

My answer: From the sidewalk we step onto the crosswalk. It was not accepted. It should be. What is wrong with it?