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I decided to open the Hungarian version of this game too.

Please tell me the definition of the word that I told you.

Kérlek, mondd meg a meghatározását a szónak, amit neked mondtam.

He told me that he might need my help.

Nekem azt mondta, hogy eisze kellene a segítségem.

I have no idea what sentence to put here.

Fogalmam sincs, milyen mondatot írjak ide.

I should have gone out tonight.

Lalaith en Noldor wrote:I should have gone out tonight.

Buliznom kellett volna tegnap este.

Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it's an independent chicken!

Levike wrote:

Lalaith en Noldor wrote:I should have gone out tonight.

Buliznom kellett volna tegnap este.

Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it's an independent chicken!

Akkor segítek:

Miért ment át a csirke az úton? Mert ez egy önálló csirke! (Little bit strange meaning, I would never encounter that in real life)

The one who manages the following, rocks!

Nem a boltba mentem el tegnap.

Levo wrote:Nem a boltba mentem el tegnap.

I didn't go to the store yesterday.

A rövidszőrű magyar vizsla elegáns, ugyanakkor izmos testfelépítésű kutya.

france-eesti wrote:

Levo wrote:Nem a boltba mentem el tegnap.

I didn't go to the store yesterday.

That can be a good translation in English, it's true.

The trick in the above Hungarian sentence is that it emphasizes the fact that it is not the shop where I went yesterday. But somewhere else, instead.
If it didn't emphasize anything the sentence would look like:
Nem mentem el tegnap a boltba. or: Tegnap nem mentem el a boltba.

Levo wrote:The trick in the above Hungarian sentence is that it emphasizes the fact that it is not the shop where I went yesterday. But somewhere else, instead.

Köszönöm Actually this emphasizing thing is too new for me (or I am too new for it ) so I can only try to translate the words at the moment and just hope the meaning is good
I'll be back when I'm skilled enough for that then

france-eesti wrote:

Levo wrote:The trick in the above Hungarian sentence is that it emphasizes the fact that it is not the shop where I went yesterday. But somewhere else, instead.

Köszönöm Actually this emphasizing thing is too new for me (or I am too new for it ) so I can only try to translate the words at the moment and just hope the meaning is good
I'll be back when I'm skilled enough for that then

Stay. You're Hungarian is impressive.

Levo wrote:Stay. You're (your?) Hungarian is impressive.

Hum no, I am complete crap I didn't write the Vizsla thing myself

Or as they seem to say : hülye vagyok, nagyon hülye

Let's keep positive...

france-eesti wrote:A rövidszőrű magyar vizsla elegáns, ugyanakkor izmos testfelépítésű kutya.

The short-haired Hungarian vizsla is an elegant and at the same time a muscular dog.

Next: Just one more drink and I'll be able to dance!

Csak egy más ital és fogok tudni tancólni!

I am really sorry about what happened, I'm feeling ashamed.

france-eesti wrote:Csak egy más ital és fogok tudni táncolni!

I am really sorry about what happened, I'm feeling ashamed.

Nagyon sajnálom a történteket, szégyelem magam.

I wish Australia won this year's Eurovision.

Szeretnék, hogy ez év az Ausztrália az Eurovízióst nyerje.



I won't be doing that so you'll bloody have to do it.

france-eesti wrote:Szeretném, hogy idén az Ausztrália az Eurovíziót nyerje.

idén = this year

"A" és "az" nem jelennek meg országnevek előtt. / "A" and "az" don't appear before country names.

I won't be doing that so you'll bloody have to do it.

Én nem fogom megtenni, szóval te kurvára meg kell tegyed.

Roses are red, violets are blue, this won't rhyme in Hungarian, I'm sorry for you.

A rózsak vörös, az ibolyak kék, magyarul ez nem fog rímelni

EDIT: Levi, when you change the initial phrase after I translated it, it's not fair!
Besides, I cannot say "Sorry for you" (Sajnálom neked maybe?)

And rattling on the roof, I must have heard the sound of rain, the day before you came.