"The pretty kindergarten teachers fly from building to building."

Translation: A csinos óvónők épületről épületre repülnek.

[WaltQO]

Something new :)
Following this sentence as model, would these ones be correct/make sense:

"a híres író országról országra utazik"

"a jó művészek színpadról színpadra fellépnek"

köszönöm :)

[vvsey]

Good thinking! :)

The first one is perfect. The second one has a little problem. You can not do that with "fellépni". The preverb is probably the main reason. It sounds really weird. But maybe, just maybe, it is okay. But a better version would be:

"... színpadról színpadra járnak fellépni" - they go from stage to stage to perform.

[WaltQO]

Thanks.
Now that you point it out it does sound better even in English or Spanish, in both of which it would probably be used the way i wrote it but as part of a longer sentence.

járnak fellépni does convey a more precise intention and action.

"fellépni" by the way is such a great verb in Hungarian as it precisely describes the very act of "stepping up" to perform, act, display, render or represent something in front of an audience.

Köszönöm szépen!!!

[vvsey]

Nagyon szívesen:)