tárgyalnak

tárgyalnak is the third-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb tárgyalni. The verb tárgyalni translates to "to negotiate," "to discuss," "to deal with," or "to try (a case)" in English, depending on the context. Therefore, "tárgyalnak" signifies that a group of people (three or more) are currently engaged in one of these activities.

In a legal context, tárgyalnak would mean that a court or a panel of judges is holding a hearing or conducting a trial. This involves presenting evidence, examining witnesses, and making arguments related to a specific legal matter. In a business or diplomatic setting, tárgyalnak would refer to individuals or representatives from different parties who are in the process of negotiating an agreement, discussing terms, or resolving a dispute. This could involve discussions about contracts, treaties, or any other form of collaborative arrangement. The specific nature of what they are tárgyalnak is determined by the surrounding circumstances and the subject matter being discussed. It implies an active and ongoing exchange aimed at reaching a conclusion or understanding.