"Ti elsétáltok, mi pedig elfutunk."

Translation: You walk away, and we run away.

[Wazav94]

You should take literally these verbs.These mean the process of walking and running from this place to another (so run away is not fleeing and I think walk away has also a similar not literal meaning in English).

[MVirtanen]

Why is it necessary to repeat the word "away"?

[Wazav94]

Because it refers both the subject. We and you also move away from this particular place but in an another form.
Edit: my sentence refers for the Hungarian case ('el')

[ion1122]

MVirtanen - Are you asking about the Hungarian or the English? The 'el' is repeated in the Hungarian example here, and it is not wrong to repeat it in English.

[bnyugat]

It may not be wrong to repeat the 'away' in English but it's awkward and would rarely be stated again...the English should be accepted without the second away.

[Ishana92]

why ar suggested translations forelfutunk run away from and run away to? Does it really mean both of those options?

[RyagonIV]

El- is a bit a weird prefix. :)

Its main role is giving the movement a perfective aspect. The short rule is, if you give a target, it means "to go to the target", and if you don't, it's better to translate with "to go away". What matters is that you're in a different place at the end.

[guntunge]

Unless you miss your target and walk past it.^^
like here:
https://www.duolingo.com/comment/26529997

[holystrohsack]

"you are walking away, we are running away" not accepted facepalm

[RyagonIV]

Haysack, you also need to translate the pedig.