Questions & Answers about Március meleg.
Because Hungarian usually leaves out the verb to be in the present tense when the subject is third person and the predicate is a noun or adjective.
So:
- Március meleg. = March is warm.
- literally, it looks like March warm.
This is completely normal in Hungarian.
Compare:
- Én meleg vagyok. = I am warm.
- Te meleg vagy. = You are warm.
- Március meleg. = March is warm.
In the past or future, the verb appears again:
- Március meleg volt. = March was warm.
Most directly, it means March is warm.
That is slightly different from It is warm in March:
- Március meleg. = you are describing March itself.
- Márciusban meleg van. = It is warm in March.
So if you mean the weather during the month, Márciusban meleg van is often the more natural everyday way to say it.