"It is not János and his friends who are coming, but Zsuzsa and her friends."

Translation: Nem Jánosék jönnek, hanem Zsuzsáék.

[ZoltanKelemen]

For those wondering neither "Jánosék" nor "Zsuzsáék" imply "and his/her friends" in any way. It's just saying "them, where János/Zsuzsa is one of the group". Could be a family, class, friends, whatever

[GyJonatan]

this is just wrong..

[guntunge]

I did not pay sufficient attention to the verb in all the lessons so far where -ék was used, but here it takes plural jönnek...

So this -ék ending is a proper plural? Sort of like belong to -é with a plural -k?