Questions & Answers about Együtt kijutunk.
Együtt means together. It is an adverb, so it describes how the action happens: we get out together, not separately.
It can also carry an emotional nuance of unity or teamwork, so the sentence can sound reassuring or encouraging.
Kijutunk has three parts:
- ki- = out
- jut = get, reach, manage to get to
- -unk = we (first person plural verb ending)
So kijutunk literally means something like we get out or we manage to get out.
Because ki- is a verb prefix, and in a normal positive statement it is usually attached to the verb.
So:
- kijutunk = normal attached form
But Hungarian prefixes can separate in some situations, for example with negation:
- Nem jutunk ki. = We are not getting out / We won't get out.
They can also separate when another element is strongly focused before the verb.