"A villamos innen megy a Gellért-hegyre."

Translation: The streetcar goes to Gellért Hill from here.

[Bastette54]

If Gellért-hegyre is a stop on the tram line, then we (English speakers) wouldn't say "the Gellért Hill." It would simply be "The tram goes to Gellért Hill."

[Ishana92]

how are we supposed to get that place from audio when it was never mentioned before?

[-BigWayne19-]

------- you're supposed to have already visited magyarorsza'g e's budapest . . .

Big 13 apr 19

[YanLam14]

Tramway = tram, right?

[-BigWayne19-]

------- tramway implies the tracks that the tram runs on . tram is the box that you ride in . . .

Big 9 may 21

[JohnWeber786406]

I got a cracked module - coming back to this - I would have never heard INNEN in this sentence. It sounds like a villamos én nem megy - and I knew that didn't make any sense. Why is this sentence in PREVERBS?