"A megállótól hosszú az út."

Translation: It is a long way from the stop.

[Richard604037]

From the stop the road is long still isn't accepted. There's nothing wrong with it and it even follows the Hungarian word order. Please fix this.

[JohnWeber786406]

There needs to be some kind of flexibility with this sentence, that's for sure. Expressions have so much variability The only reason I got this sentence correct was because of Word Bank. Typing in the sentence would cause headaches, that's for sure.

[adam11151]

Does this mean that the road leading away from the stop is long, or that the road is a long way from the stop?

[vvsey]

The road leading away from the stop.

The other way, the road being a long way from the stop would be "A megállótól messze van az út."

[Richard604037]

From the stop the road is long wasn't accepted. I've reported it.

[Viviane882195]

In this sentence could 'út' mean journey or way? As in 'it is a long way from the stop to your destination'?

[Tamara207217]

Could be both, but I think 'way' is more accurate.

[JackScholl1]

In one other example session, you used “station” for the word megalló, rather than “stop”

[MercedesEm13]

the street is long from the stop, I am aware it does not look nice, but is it wrong?

[BigWayne19]

------- not wrong but again, shakespearean . the street is long, dear caesar, we must be gone 'ere the dawn . . .

Big 22 apr 20