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English to Hungarian translations [PRO]
Other | | English term or phrase: (both Saracens and Crusaders) | | You play Altair, a disgraced Master Assassin, sent to kill eight men (both Saracens and Crusaders) in order to end the Third Crusade. |
|   Alekber YumerKudoZ activityQuestions: 21 (none open) ( 2 closed without grading) Answers: 65
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| | (szaracénokat és kereszteseket egyaránt/vegyesen) | Explanation:
Esetleg lehetne „keresztes lovagokat” is. Talán a szaracén* inkább -okat, mint -eket, nem?
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Note added at 31 perc (2007-10-30 16:14:07 GMT)
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Oops, sorry for my Hungarian text.
So: "keresztes" means a crusader, "keresztény" means Christian.
In the Hungarian text for Altair "keresztes" is used much more times, not "keresztény".
((As far as I know, the form of "saracens" in Hungarian is szaracénOKAT, not szaracénEKET. Google also votes to that. But this is not so important.))
So: you can use (szaracénokat és kereszteseket egyaránt) OR szaracénokat és kereszteseket vegyesen), the meaning is the same, the whole sentence should determine the choice. If in doubt use the first one. |
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kpeter
Local time: 23:24
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20 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +4 | (both saracens and crusaders) (szaracénokat és kereszteseket egyaránt/vegyesen)
Explanation:
Esetleg lehetne „keresztes lovagokat” is. Talán a szaracén* inkább -okat, mint -eket, nem?
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Note added at 31 perc (2007-10-30 16:14:07 GMT)
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Oops, sorry for my Hungarian text.
So: "keresztes" means a crusader, "keresztény" means Christian.
In the Hungarian text for Altair "keresztes" is used much more times, not "keresztény".
((As far as I know, the form of "saracens" in Hungarian is szaracénOKAT, not szaracénEKET. Google also votes to that. But this is not so important.))
So: you can use (szaracénokat és kereszteseket egyaránt) OR szaracénokat és kereszteseket vegyesen), the meaning is the same, the whole sentence should determine the choice. If in doubt use the first one.
| kpeter
Local time: 23:24
Native speaker of:  Hungarian
PRO pts in category: 18
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Asker: Speak English please, I don't know Hungarian.
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