"The lawyer of these burglars goes over to the judge."

Translation: Ezeknek a betörőknek az ügyvédje odamegy a bíróhoz.

[MitjaSterman]

why not Ügyvédjük?

[at3m7]

Have the same puzzle ?? why not ugyvegJUK ????

Ezeknek az embereknek nincs ház[uk].
Ezeknek az énekesnőknek van egy főnök[ük].
Ezeknek a betörőknek az ügyvéd[je] odamegy a bíróhoz.

[jzsuzsi]

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/30385940

[at3m7]

Thanks Zsuzsi!

[brad67391]

Everywhere else a verb + "over" is translated with "at-" and verb + "oda" is translated as "there" -- why is it different here?

[mindgrain]

Goes over to the judge = ODAmegy a bíróhoz, because the 2 actors are in the same room/place, probably during a trial.

Goes over to the judge = ÁTmegy a bíróhoz, because the 2 actors are in a separate place/room.

'Átmegyek hozzátok, odamegyek hozzád és megölellek' = 'I go over to you [to your place] and i go over to you [in the room] and give you a hug.'

'Átmegy hozzá, odamegy hozzá és megöleli' = 'She goes over to her, goes over to her and gives her a hug.'

[vvsey]

Maybe because it has been corrected to sound more natural in English? I would hope so. If not, then this is just a lucky inconsistency in the course.

[DnesGyrgy]

I just checked the accepted translations and there is a wrong one among them:
"Odamegy ezeknek a betörőknek a bírója a bíróhoz."
Someone, having the appropriate rights, please delete it.

[clairelanc3]

Wgen the possessir is plural when is the "possessed"thing in the singular? It seems to be at random from the different sentences we had.