"You are a hero, a hero!"

Translation: Ön egy hős, egy hős!

[dqJacO]

A version with Te needs to be accepted. Reported.

[Arcaeca]

We're supposed to know to use Ön instead of, say, te, because...?

[DoktorVirag]

Of course one has to use the formal when addressing a hero.

[Kolozs2]

I would never be formal if my brother was a hero. But maybe you're just kidding..:)

[vasvariistvan]

"Hős vagy egy hős!"Miért nem jó?

[LszlMadon]

It is my question too.

[MTStroke]

"Hős vagy, hős" is accepted now.

[anton_t13]

Why is "egy" required here?

[GregWood15]

I came here wondering the same thing. I put in an "egy", myself, thinking that it served to emphasise the fact, not that I would ever consider you to be two heros.

[StefanoTor540157]

Why is "ön hős, egy hős" not accepted?

[roderivan]

Ön =Maga

[Judit294350]

Not quite. It has a different level of formality. You can address a colleague as "maga" but a shop assistant doing so would be quite rude.

[Kolozs2]

...and this time 'van' which I added thinking that it was necessary (see discussion regarding ('Te vagy az én hősöm!') is absent! I feel really confused. My translation: 'Te vagy egy hős, egy hős!'

[Judit294350]

You do not use "van" with Ön in the same situations you do not use it with ő.