Questions & Answers about Lassan evezünk a part mellett.
Lassan means slowly. It is an adverb, so it describes how the action happens.
It appears at the beginning because Hungarian word order is flexible, and the first part of the sentence often gets emphasis. So:
- Lassan evezünk a part mellett. = We’re rowing slowly along the shore.
Starting with lassan highlights the manner of the action: the important idea is that the rowing is slow.
Evezünk comes from the verb evezni, meaning to row.
The ending -ünk shows:
- 1st person plural = we
So evezünk means:
- we row
- we are rowing
Hungarian present tense often covers both the simple present and the present continuous, depending on context.