Questions & Answers about A vételár ugyan nagy, de a garancia még érvényes.
In Hungarian, the verb van (to be) is usually left out in the present tense, third person when you are saying something like X is Y.
So:
- A vételár nagy = The purchase price is high
- A garancia érvényes = The warranty is valid
If you changed the tense or person, the verb would appear:
- A vételár nagy volt = The purchase price was high
- A garancia érvényes lesz = The warranty will be valid
- Én fáradt vagyok = I am tired
So the missing is is completely normal here.
Vételár means purchase price or buying price.
It is a compound noun:
- vétel = purchase, buying
- ár = price
Hungarian often combines nouns into one word, so vételár is literally something like purchase-price.
In many everyday situations, people might simply say ár (price) if the context is clear, but vételár is more precise and a bit more formal.