"Ezen a helyen híres városok fekszenek."

Translation: Famous cities lie in this place.

[KVis1]

The English is a very literal translation of the Hungarian. Native speakers would not use this construction. I would suggest: There are famous cities here.

[RobertEddy]

Sounds like English as found printed on the back of a postcard.

[Ponius]

Famous cities lie in this location. No?

[RuT3oTh3]

Only if these cities are buried, ancient ones. Back to poor English

[ShawnLuca]

Yes, very poor English translation. Cities do not "lie", they are located or found in a certain place.

[BetsyLowe]

But then they'd get confused by fekszik.

[can383597]

she is telling pires not hires or my ears have a problem

[MartySearch]

Isn't it: on this place?

[Voyle]

Just when I thought I understood... Why “ezen” instead of “ebben”?