"John rarely sees nice lawyers."

Translation: János ritkán lát szép ügyvédeket.

[KalynaAnne]

Is "szép" really a good translation of "nice" here? I know it works as nice in a context like "nice day." I tried translating nice as "kedves," but I'm not actually sure that's right either...

[vvsey]

You are right, if it is not about physical beauty, "kedves" would be a good translation. It is worth reporting.

[AllisonTamara]

can i put the verb at the end here and it still be correct?

[vvsey]

If you move it together with "ritkán", since they belong together, just like in the English sentence.

[BAUDAISBernard]

why lat there?