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Sárga székek, a székek sárgák

Adjectives and accusative objects

Adjectives and accusative objects

An adjective describes a noun. Before a noun it stays unchanged: , . As a plural predicate it agrees: , . No third-person present be belongs in these identity/description statements.

Accusative -t marks an object: , , , . Linking vowels vary; a final lengthens: . Learn the object form with each noun rather than guessing one linking vowel.

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FormExampleMeaning
The chairs are yellow.
The yellow chairs are here.
The rooms are big.
I would like a lamp.
I would like a key.
I would like a chair.
  • A székek sárgák.The chairs are yellow.

  • A sárga székek itt vannak.The yellow chairs are here.

  • A szobák nagyok.The rooms are big.

  • Egy lámpát kérek.I would like a lamp.

  • Egy kulcsot kérek.I would like a key.

  • Egy széket kérek.I would like a chair.

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