"Hallasz énekesnőket?"

Translation: Do you hear female singers?

[Harold77079]

ANY is NOT in the sentence!!??? Where is ANY in the Hungarian sentence? Help me understand

[Harold77079]

no one can explain how "any" go into the English. could it be "do you hear singers?"

[RyagonIV]

Sure, can be.

English just likes to use quantifiers with sentences like these, where there's a question about the existence of an undefined amount of something. ("Is there going to be any rain tomorrow?") But it's not needed.

[JimmRepp]

This sounds distinctly like "Hallak énekesnőnet?" to me.

[eehfU5mN]

Why is it hallasz and not hallsz?

[George344103]

When do I need to specify to duolingo that I do understand that they are FEMALE singers? I have been marked incorrect but usually it is not expected in the answer. It is a bit exasperating to know when I have to spell out that i understand it when other times the literal translation which is perfectly good in English is refused and a poetic translation needed.

[200944]

I had the same problem . In a previous question singers was OK and in this one it was wrong because i didn't specify FEMALE. What is that?