Kimentünk beülni. [ˈkimentynk bɛylni]
Translation::: We went outside to sit in. Meaning::: We went out to the town to sit into a bar, drink and talk.
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menni – to go átmenni – to (go) cross; to come cross/through; to pass (an exam) bemenni – to go in(side) elmenni – to leave felmenni – to go up kimenni – to go out(side) lemenni – to go down rámenni – to go on(to); to visit a website szétmenni – to come apart; to unravel; to split up
átment a vizsgán – (s)he passed the exam bement a boltba – (s)he went into the shop elment – (s)he left elment a városba – (s)he went to the town felment a hegyre – (s)he went up to the top of the hill kiment az udvarra – (s)he went outside to the backyard kiment a városba – (s)he went out to the town kiment a házból – (s)he left the house lement a földszintre – (s)he went downstairs ráment a jégre – (s)he went onto the ice (e.g. of the lake) ráment a weboldalra – (s)he visited the website szétmentek – they split up
ülni 1) to sit 2) to serve time; to be in jail [used in slang]
átülni – to change seat; to stand up from a place you were sitting and sit down at some other beülni valahova – to go out to the town into a bar to drink and talk beülni valamibe – to sit into something [e.g.: Beültem ebbe a fotelbe. – I sat into this armchair.]
felülni 1) to sit down at a place that is high(er) [e.g.: Felült a lóra. – (S)He sat up on a horse.] 2) to get the desired effect (e.g. of a joke) [used in slang] [e.g.: Felült az átverésnek. – (S)He has been punk’d/joked.]
kiülni – to sit out [e.g.: Jóidőben kiültünk az udvarra. – When the weather was good, we would sit out to the backyard.]
leülni – to sit down (somewhere) ráülni – to sit on (something)
