"Many tourists are going to the famous airports."

Translation: Sok turista megy a híres repülőterekre.

[MindaugasP15]

At first, there's an answer from EN to HU: A híres repülőterekre sok turista megy. Then, from HU to EN: Sok turista megy a híres repülőterekre. So, are both answers good or is it a mistake?

[Arcaeca]

They're both right, they just put emphasis on different things (I couldn't tell you which things - I'm still trying to learn that myself!).

[MindaugasP15]

Thank You :)

[vvsey]

The two versions are actually very close in emphasis. I guess the main emphasis is determined by what is in front of the verb. Which is the same in the two versions: "sok turista". So, let's say that only the secondary emphasis is different. What is said first is what has the greatest chance of grabbing your attention.

[Takaaritamo]

Try to ask questions: Where are the tourists going to? A hires repterekre/repülőterekre sok turista megy. Who is going to the famous airports? Sok turista megy a hires repterekre/repülőterekre.

[Takaaritamo]

Once the staff of Duo already accepted from me that airport can be translated as "reptér". Now we use the plural, but the logic is the same.

[Takaaritamo]

As I already indicated once: airport can mean both "repülőtér" and "reptér". Both are equally correct synonyms, even if we put them into plural.

[SusanRankin1]

Why is it repuloterekre instead of repuloterekhez.

[AndrsSzala5]

That would mean something like that they don't enter the airport just park outside. "Ra/re" indicates that they go inside as well.

[Eagle79350]

Why does the 'é' in 'repülőterekre' become short?

[AndrsSzala5]

It's irregular: tér->terek (square/s); ér->erek (vein/s).

[JohnWeber786406]

It's similar to fa -> fák,

[LadyInque]

Duo just failed to accept the translation above. Yeesh!