"Odakiabálsz a rendőrhöz?"

Translation: Do you yell there to the police officer?

[Daniel_Draskoczy]

Native Hungarians would say "rendőrnek"

[_paranoia_]

This sentence is fairly broken, and needs some serious fixing. "shout" vs "yell", "police officer", you shout or yell "at", not "to" someone, etc etc etc.

[RyagonIV]

I think you can shout 'to' someone if they're walking away from you or so.

[deactivated user]

Would shout/yell over to the policeman be ok?

[-BigWayne19-]

------- i sure think so . . .

Big 13 apr 19

[Tielbert]

Does it mean you shout AT the policeman or TO the policeman?

[RyagonIV]

• kiabál a rendőrhöz - shouting to the policeman
• kiabál a redőrre - shouting at the policeman
• rendőrért kiabál - calling for the police

[Tielbert]

Koszonom szepen!!! (sorry, no accents)

[clairelanc3]

Is there a difference between "shout there"* whatever that means,which I haven't found out yet) and "shout over"?

[RyagonIV]

There's no difference in meaning, "shout there" just sounds somewhat more awkward and is better expressed with "shout to the policeman there".

[Greybeard.Loon]

So is it legitimate to translate this sentence as "Are you shouting to the policeman over there"?

[RyagonIV]

Yeah, that would be a good translation.