"A repülőgéptől busz megy az épülethez."

Translation: A bus goes from the plane to the building.

[O_Matty]

Oh, now you accept "plane" but not "airplane"? Naughty words keep drifting through my mind!

[Tarmil]

Most commonly in Hungarian you would say "egy busz", wouldn't you?

[vvsey]

Not necessarily. Without the "egy", it is like talking about the mode of transportation. Compare it to how you could say in English: "From the plane you can get to the building by bus." Without an indefinite article.

[JohnWeber786406]

It needs to be in this sentence.

[asuntree]

I have difficulties to understand the word order. Why the subject is in the middle of the sentence?

[kgyt]

The Hungarian language does not have a subject word order.

We can say:

• A repülőgéptől busz megy az épülethez.

• Busz megy az épülethez a repülőgéptől.

• A repülőgéptől az épülethez busz megy.

• Busz megy a repülőgéptől az épülethez.

The difference is the focus.

[JohnWeber786406]

This needs its own section in this program. PERIOD.

[JohnWeber786406]

PLEASE put egy before busz!!!!!!

[RayRay71625]

I like the sound of the last example the best. All the others lack punctuation. Thanks kgyt.