visszafordulunk

visszafordulunk is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "we turn back" or "we are turning back" in English. It is a common expression used in everyday conversation and literature to denote a change of direction, either literally or figuratively.

The literal meaning of visszafordulunk refers to the act of physically reversing one's course. For example, if a group of people are walking and decide to return to their starting point, they would say visszafordulunk. This can happen due to various reasons, such as forgetting something, encountering an obstacle, or simply changing their minds.

Figuratively, visszafordulunk can signify a change in perspective, a return to a previous state, or a reconsideration of a decision. It can imply a sense of regret, a realization of a mistake, or a desire to revisit past experiences or ideas. In a narrative context, it might suggest a character’s internal conflict or a shift in their emotional journey. The phrase encapsulates the idea of retracing steps, both in a physical and metaphorical sense.