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This is exactly what i put too. Is it not correct? It basically means the same thing in English.
I tried the same. The official English solution suggests the comparison "like here", but derives from "to be like". The word order is confusing, at least in English. I always would try to avoid it.
Just to be clear, "What kind/sort of boys are here?" was added several months ago and should be accepted.
I tried out all of the versions of the other comments and that's what i conclude
(1) What are the boys like here? (official solution)
(2) What kind of boys are here? (Correct)
(3) How are the boys here? (wrong) (also my first try, but i admit, it does have a weird sound to it (i'm not a native english speaker though)
(4) Which boys are here? (correct - which in my opinion shouldn't be, because then it should be "Které" instead of "Jací")
How are the boys here? .. the meaning is different, How are you? means "Jak se máš?"
Jaký can sometimes mean Which in Czech.
