"László ebédel."

Translation: László is having lunch.

[zbigmlyn]

is this "ebed" related to Polish / Russian obiad/obed ?
(this is how I try to memorize stuff :)

[joemagyarul]

Wiktionary describes ebéd (= lunch) as:

From a Slavic language, compare Slovak obed, Russian обед (obéd, “lunch”)

[hunkev]

I have an english keyboard . and in the question you did not show the vowels with accents , then told me I was almost right because I had not shown them

[lavoslav]

It should accept Laszlo without the accents, sine it accepts every other word without an accent

[Patricia460976]

How about if we use the somewhat old fashioned verb, "to lunch?" I'll try that next time.

[miran578393]

It is also slovenian 'obed'

[learn1fun1]

Is anyone else having issues with the audio for the lessons? No audio plays when I select individual words. Idk, if this makes a difference but I'm using a mobile device, not a computer

[hunkev]

The translation you show for ebedel is " is having/eating lunch" . Laszlo has lunch could mean he has it with him but is not yet eating it .