"Miből jönnek ki azok a nők, üzletből vagy étteremből?"

Translation: What are those women coming out from, from a store or from a restaurant?

[Daniel_Draskoczy]

In correct Hungarian: Honnan jönnek ki?

[Findil]

*more natural

It's not incorrect.

[Daniel_Draskoczy]

It's not incorrect when looking at grammatical rules only.
However no native Hungarian will ever say or write down this sentence...

[Findil]

Yup, that's why I said it was more natural.

[Gergely385154]

"Miből" is pretty ugly in this case. The correct word is "Honnan"

[Patricia460976]

Report it.

[csipke100]

I really hate it when you make me write incorrect English sentences just so I can move on to the next lesson. I’m trying to learn Hungarian not unlearn English. This should be way past beta now, you should be getting it right

[cesarella1]

agree

[MitjaSterman]

Where......from is also possible instead of what....out from.

[BaloghTams19]

A Hungarian would never say: "miből jönnek ki" in this situation! It sounds very strange. "Honnan jönnek ki" is right.

[-BigWayne19-]

-------- out OF, a store or a restaurant . . .

Big 11 jul 18

[MercedesEm13]

Three times FROM.This is not English,What about What-or where- are those women coming from, a shop or a restaurant?

[-BigWayne19-]

------ you're right, mercedes. it should be "OF " . . . "OUT OF " . the second trick played on hungarians who are learning engish. the first one is "dupla V " . somebody forgets to tell their students that the english for w is dupla U ! . . .

the 2nd one is that things come out OF ! . . .

Big 19 feb 21

[clairelanc3]

You don't have to repeat from!

[Kolozs2]

'What are those women coming from, a shop or a restaurant' - What's wrong in this sentence: 1) - 'out' omitted? 2) from omitted? 3) shop instead of store?

[RyagonIV]

Kolosz, your translation is as good as any.

[Patricia460976]

Well, for one thing it is not something any English speaker would say... Replace "what" with "where" and it's slightly less grating. But only slightly.

[Mucki837344]

Why is on this special case only one translation for "üzlet" accepted? shop-store

[Slingi628]

Why is it a store and not the store? Did I miss somthing ?

[RyagonIV]

"Out of the store" would be written as "az üzletből", with the definite article.

[JmillsPaysBillls]

Why is there no egy at the end of this sentence?

[RyagonIV]

You mean why it's written "üzletből vagy étteremből" and not "egy üzletből vagy egy étteremből", right?

In Hungarian you use egy only if you care about the number somehow. Egy literally means "one", so if you don't specifically want to include the number, you mostly just leave egy out. Here it's more important what kind of building it is, not the exact number of each.

[Daniel_Draskoczy]

Egy can mean 2 things in Hungarian:
- a (definite article)
- one (number)

I guess Jmills meant the first version. But in this case it's not necessary but can be used, the meaning is the same.
As in: "egy üzletből vagy egy étteremből?"

[RyagonIV]

Yes, agreed. It's possible to include egy, but not necessary. :)

A small correction: the English "a/an" would be the indefinite article.

[Daniel_Draskoczy]

Correct: indefinite it is!