Editing Transitive verb (section)

=== In Hungarian ===
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[[Hungarian language|Hungarian]] is sometimes misunderstood to have transitive and intransitive conjugation for all verbs, but there is really only one general conjugation.
In present and future, there is a lesser used variant – a definite, or say emphatic conjugation form. It is used only when referring to a previous sentence, or topic, where the object was already mentioned. Logically the definite article {{lang|hu|a(z)}} as reference is used here—and due to verb emphasis (definite), word order changes to VO.
*If one does not want to be definite, once can simply say: 
:{{lang|hu|házat látok}} — I see (a) house – (general)

:{{lang|hu|látom a házat}} — I see the house – (The house we were looking for)

:{{lang|hu|almát eszem}} — I eat (an) apple – (general)

:{{lang|hu|eszem az almát}} — I eat the apple – (The one mom told me to)

:{{lang|hu|bort iszom}} — I drink wine – (general)

:{{lang|hu|iszom a bort}} — I drink the wine – (That you offered me before)

In English, one would say 'I do see the house', etc., stressing the verb – in Hungarian, the object is emphasized – but both mean exactly the same thing.