"I wait for a lawyer."

Translation: Egy ügyvédet várok.

[hughjohnson]

Is "Űgyvédet várok" not also correct?

[vvsey]

It is correct.

[NagyS63]

Ügyvédet - rövid ü-vel

[Koolkaren]

I got the version of this question in which we are asked to click on all correct answers. The given Hungarian translation above was one of the required correct answers, but so was "Én Egy ügyvédet várok", with second word capitalized. You had to choose both of these sentences in order to get the question right. Is "egy" really supposed to be capitalized here, or was it just a typo?

[CarinaYW]

definitely a typo

[isa_88]

Agree - I did not click on the second option as the Egy was capitalized, and in my opinion it shouldn't be!

[john546232]

Is "Várok egy ügyvédet" correct?
do you have a general rule for the word order ?

[isa_88]

Yes it is also correct - in the answer they offer above, the focus lies on the lawyer, meaning - I wait for a lawyer (and not, for example, a policeman)

[Lili920420]

Why: Egy ugyvedet varok when it's a lawyer I am waiting for, and: Eva var egy orvost, when Eva is waiting for a doctor. Why the difference? Please explain.