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  • Good day= Jó napot (formal)

    Good afternonn= Jó délutánt (would be, but this expression doesn't exist in hungarian language)

    Good morning= Jó reggelt

    Hi= Szia (informal)

  • i am in Hungary now as an erasmus and everybody says szia for hello not jo napot ... !

    i love you Hungary !

  • jo napot is good morning

  • @theguywholaughed I believe Jo napot is Good afternoon, and Jo reggelt! is good morning. If I am wrong, I welcome a native or otherwise fluent speaker to correct me.

  • Why do they call HungAry, hungry?

  • @MrAkurvaeletbe magyarorszag

  • the Hungarian language is a descendant of the Sumerian language. It's fact....look after if you don't believe me. Anyway, which is most exited information is, only the Hungarian language and not any other which is a descendant of the Sumerian language, which was the first language ever in this planet.

  • üdvözlet lengyel, greetings from Poland, brothers ;D

  • from the standpoint of a foreigner one might suspect they're related in some way. A few words sound the same

  • TeddyAn95

    If it's your first language and have lived for years there (like me) it's easy to learn to speak, read and write, and for the rest of you maby the language is not useful but i'm still happy that I've learnt it :)

  • lolllll. what u mean younger generations are beggining to learn english? :D almost every hungarian has to learn english untill her/his 18th birthday

  • @mirabel999 She spoke about younger generations compared to older ones, so this was merely a figure of speech.

  • Reméljük élvezte rövidfilmünk? Huh de érdekes szócsatolmány...

    Máskülönben az igaz hogy az öregek németet és oroszt tanultak, de nem hinném hogy nagyon beszélik is.

  • it's hard cause it's non indo-european

  • Hungarian is supposedly the top 3 hardest language to learn. Because of all the variations of endings in a word depending on situation and time.

  • @geostigma123 which are the other two? im guessing one is an african which consists of clapping sounds with the tongue ..yes?

  • ṅ̢͖͎͎͈͍̯̲͐̊͗ͥͧ̇ͮ̑̀͑̃͊ͫͤ͌͋͟͞eͬ­̸̨̳̭̮͉̫͎͇͓͇̙̭̬̳̣̱̤̅ͮͬ̒ͭ̀̍̚͘͟͠u­̷̸̷̷̢̱̗̺̻͙̼̬̈̆ͯ͒̈́̂̽ͤͣ͂̑̐̾ͣͩͤ͒̚­̖̺̲̟̦͚͕̼̲̳̻ţ̵̷̛͙̜̭̜̳̩̌̅͊ͧͩ̈̏͠­̼̫͕̻͕̯̞̥̜͖͍ř̸̺̘̥̱͊̍́ͫ̂̏̽̆̓̐͟ͅ­̺͕̥̝͍̰̤̭̦̯̜̟̳ͅaͩ̋̊ͪͤ̍ͥ͆̍ͦ͑̾͊ͬ̚­̵̑͟͏̸̢̭̯̳͈̤͖l͐̋̔ͧͥ̐ͨ͒̽͏̴͈̯͓͖̀͞­̫͇̱̟̲̺͎̱̫̬ ̡̨̦͍̼̹̗͔͎̯̣̤̻͖ͣͤ̈͋̑ͮ͊̑ͫ̔̉̔͌eͭͤ­̶̶̡̭͈̦̠͔̬̺̊ͯ̽͐ͩ́͋̂̈́̓̿ͯ͠vͤ̍ͥ̀̓̄­̸̧͇̥͉̰̳̪̝̠̒͌ͮ̎͛i͂́͆̔ͬ͑̈̎̋ͤͮ̅̐͂­̷̢̤̩̯̜̲̗̥̟̞̜́̉͘͟ͅͅlͧ̓͋́ͨͧ̆͆́͡҉­͏̹͕̟͔͇̣̯̣̼̙̘͇ ̧̨͚̩̻͎͓̜̠̟͍̩͔ͮͪ̋̐͑́̅ͤͪ̆ͦ̉̇ͤ̈́͝­ḩ̪̠̠̖̙͎̱̙̤̱̳̬̉̍̿̾ͩ͗͊ͨͤ́͌̀̽̅̐̕­̲͔̟a̸̗̪̥̼͇̺ͧͦ̌̆ͣ̔̒́͑̉͐̅̏̏ͯ͑̀́͟­̗̻̱h̴͉̪̮͖̋̃̾̽̌͛̽ͪ̀̚͟à̔ͨ͒̌̏ͥͫ̔­̟̦͔̝̻̱̪͔͚̠̗ͨ̓͆ͤ͘͡

  • ...Finnish

  • On the topic of Hungarian being related to Finnish I'd like to say that: I think it is. I'm a Hungarian living in England. About 7 years ago a Hungarian friend of mine met a Finnish woman here in England. They got married after about a year then moved to Hungary. After 2 years of marriage and living in Hungary, they came to visit England. This time the Finnish woman whom I've only spoken in English with, had learnt Hungarian with only a small accent in the space if 2 years.

  • The ancestors of the Hungarians are the Huns, which are also the ancestors of Mongols

    so there may be some commons between these 2 languages

  • Sok sikert mindenkinek a magyar tanulásához. Én magam magyar vagyok, de a helyesírással nekem is gondjaim vannak. Sőt az emberek 70%-ának Magyarországon helyesírási nehézségei vannak. Így nem kell megijedni ha neked is azok vannak :)

  • CO ZA AZY!!!

  • 'phonetic letters' is not true because s makes a sh sound and sz makes a s sound

  • one of the easiest language to learn for the turkish people. i've been learning hungarian for a year and the grammatical structure is same with the turkish. i don't even mention the common words :)

  • Hungarian is not related to finnish..not even distantly..many people think that they are related beacuse they sound a little the same...the pronunctiation....but they are not related.......Csak ismerem a saját anyanyelvem..és szerintem meg engedem magamnak hogy ki javitsam azt aki rosszul tudja a dolgokat....nha peace

  • @TheAron961 Sorry but while learning hungarian I had lot of use of my mother language finnish. True is that there remain only few words that are in common but there is an inner logic in grammar that makes it easier to study for us finns (Hungarian is 6th laguage I speak).

    And why dont some people want to deny the connection with finnish and hungarian. The similarities are strong and shown in wide scientific studies. Deny those studies with science not by shouting!

  • @TheAron961

    A 8 általános megvolt ?

  • HUNGARIAN IS NOT RELATED TO FINNNISH LENGUAGE AT ALLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!

  • YouTube is like the open university in England. No tuition, no books, no fees. I plan on using this incredible place to learn how to do the things I've always wanted to do...like learning foreign languages the smart way, with audio/video/feedback repetition. Books are only one way and not such a good way for visual/movement oriented people. This is another world altogether...a free education in less than four years.  Not too shabby!

  • I want a Hungarian wife!

  • I'm learning Hungarian! :)

  • @60103Henry me too ;D

  • it sounds so sexy...

  • I like hungarian lenguage and im from Serbia.I think its nice lenguage.

  • i love their language.. >.<

    i want to learn more about it..

  • @KekkonShiteKudasai I'm hungarian and if you want, write anytime :) I'll answer your questions :)

  • itt valki magyar? mert én igen!!! kérdezzetek nyugottan nem tudok angolul de majd lefordítom! :)

  • Magyar and Mongolian are very similar.

  • Best language in the world! English is stupid(I'm a hungarian)Magyar nyelv

  • I just married a beautiful Hungarian women from Budapest. As I fell in love with my wife, I fell in love with Hungary. I'm trying to speak the Hungarian language. I can understand it, but it is hard for me to speak it. Any recommendations on a good Hungarian language program? I want to raise our children with the Hungarian language. The language is like peotry to my ears.

  • i'm currently learning finnish, will have a grasp on hungarian maybe

  • Does anyone know where is the cheapest best rated Hotel in the city centre of Budapest?

  • Why would somebody learn hungarian?Just asking.

  • Hungarian is very hard, the hardest part about it is the suffixes, if u would want to say: my hat u would say"sapkam" ( with accents of course)

    hat is "sapka"

    my hat= sapkam

    your hat=sapkad

    hats= saptak

    our hat= mink sapaka

    their hat= u sapkak

    its very hard, u just have to learn sertain things and u should be good, good luck to any one learning it

    jo napot, is jol raitad ha tanuls Magyarol! <3

  • @samsamsam1369 I'm hungarian and i'm very happy to see that english people talk and learn about my beautiful language :) But there is some big mistakes in your comment: "Our hat" is not "mink sapaka" !!!! It is: "sapkánk". "Their hat" is not "u sapkak" it is: "sapkáik". But... it doesn't matter, because I think it's very hard to learn my language, because the hungarian people make mistakes, too in writing :) And sometimes it's a little completace to talk to me, too, and it's so funny XD

  • @Veronika9720

    Completace is not a word in my language. I am English :)

  • @samsamsam1369 LOL, you're dead wrong. Correct forms:

    hats: sapkák

    our hat: sapkánk

    their hat: sapkájuk

  • @samsamsam1369

    nos, ha többes számban írod akkor sapkák

    és érthetetlen amt az utolsó mondatban írtál.

  • @samsamsam1369 ez helyesen így van

    sapkám

    sapkád

    sapkája

    sapkánk

    sapkátok

    sapkájuk

  • @samsamsam1369 Hello!:D I am hungarian,you said wrong this words,but not bed your knowledge. (Én) Kijavítom neked:

    Hat is "sapka" (was good)

    Your hat=sapkád (also...)

    hats = sapkák

    our hat = sapkánk (a mi sapkánk)

    their hat = sapkátok (a ti sapkátok)

    If you want to speak with me,I give you my E-mail adress. I am an 17-year-old boy from Hungary.

  • @samsamsam1369 Good!No perfect,but very good.In the language Don't must to use the person name (like me,you).The end of the world is the keypoint. Our hat is can be "mi sapkánk" or "sapkánk", their hats can be "ti sapkátok" or just "sapkátok".

  • @samsamsam1369 you're not hungarian are you?:D i though you are at the first sentence but then i realized. hats are "sapkák" not saptak.

    our hat is "sapkánk" not mink sapaka. :D anyway we dont use "mink" we use "milyenk" instead of it.

    their hat is "sapkájuk"

    anyway u r doing it good. but i dont get that last sentence. " is jol raitad ha tanus magyarol?" i know tha last words, ha tanulsz magyarul (if u learn hungarian) but i dont get that "is jol raitad" part.

    :)

  • @samsamsam1369

    It think it is not too complicated: in the hungarian language, every prefix became suffix, so there are no prefixes.

    (only the end of the word changes)

    hat : sapka hats: sapkák

    my hat: sapkám my hats: sapkáim

    your hat: sapkád your hats: sapkáid

    our hat: sapkánk our hats: sapkáink

    their hat: sapkájuk their hats: sapkáik

    Otherwise, I am hungarian...

  • @TheKqkk sapka!!! im really surprised listen its in turish!

    şapka=hat

    şapkam=my hat

    şapkan=your hat

    şapkamız=our hat

    şapkaları=their hat

    wow!

  • @TheKqkk Hungarian has verbal prefixes, that's for sure.

  • Hungarian is like a 2-handed sword. It's a tough one, but when used properly it can do miracle! What I mean is poetry and folk songs. They are so lovely and they are amazing even for us (hungarians), but unfortunately in the everyday use we don't use it's full potential and conversations can get really gray. There are some older hungarians who speak so beautifully that it's a really pleasurable to chat with 'em. By the way, I really hate these youtube judges. Who are you to tell me what's good?!

  • Not to be mean or anything, but I saw a few commercials on tv, which were in magyar and it sounds really weird. The accent is .. really dunno how to say it.. but annoying. Just my opinion :)

    PS: if you can't take someone else's point of view .. go fck yourself!

    PS2: Love the insults ! :D It's really fun using them. Nobody can figure out you're actually saying something bad :P

  • Finnish is prettier.

  • @me700gnomes No

  • FINNO-URGRIC CRAZINESS!

  • I liked Budapest(architecture,museums)­,but no one spoke a foreign language. Hungarians,good that you keep your language,but Budapest is an international tourist center,to do business right, you must learn some english.We were frustrated, we couldnt get help from the locals we'd ask, we had problem in shops etc.It's important for everyone's cultural improvement to learn at least 1 foreign language!Hungarians, you are a European nation with high culture,but your indifference to LEARN disapoints me

  • Limba Cailor (The Horses' Language)

  • hungarian language is shit haha :D

  • the Hungarian language the world most expressive and most beautiful language on the world!this is a proven fact! I'm not kidding! this really true!!

  • @gategirl95

    Of course, so that is one of the reasons because Hungary has many Nobel prized. But hungarian language has nothing to do with finnish. From where is coming, in our days remaind a mistery.

    Greetings from a hungarian in Transilvania.

  • @gategirl95 I'm hungarian too but how the fuck do you wanna prove that our language is "the most beautiful" language ever lol?!

  • Hungarian is one weird and quirky language!

    I mean that with the least disrespect possible because that makes it all the more fascinating and interesting to learn- my mind is totally blown though and that's just looking at the text!

    It isn't related to any of the languages of it's neighbouring countries in Europe which is strange!

    Would love to go there one day just to see the difference in culture- only language I can speak other than my home tongue English is German and even then not a lot xD

  • I'm a quarter Hungarian (my mums mum)  and I've grown up hearing the language and I've gotten to spend four months in Hungary, so I picked up a bit of Hungarian, and now I'm totally in love with the place and even more in love with the language! It's tough to learn, but I love a challenge and I also love the fact that by learning Hungarian, I'm learning about my heritage, family, culture and enjoying myself too!

  • @littleone095 Keep it up my friend! :)))) I would take like 2 minutes to find someone on internet (even here on YT) to help you with the language if you need it. We love people who love our special language <3

  • Dont learn Hungarian Its useless in the world.

    Greetings from Hungary.

  • @SajtosNokedli

    Don't comment it's useless for the world...

  • @SajtosNokedli

    Don't comment it's useless for the world...

  • @SajtosNokedli

    Don't comment it's useless for the world...

  • @SajtosNokedli hang yourself

  • I'm hungarian but I learn korean. It1 really the smae.

  • I'm hungarian and I learn Korean. It's very same.:)

  • nekem tetszett ez a videó xĐ igen igen lehet jönni egész nyugodttan Budapestre!

  • ne tanuljatok magyarul.. semmi ertelme. nehéz és semmire sem jo...

  • @angyis2

    Jól mondod.A hozzád hasonló seggfejek valóban ne tanuljanak magyarul.

  • I really like to learn how to learn Hungarian.. I hope I can really make it.Is there any nearest Hungarian lesson in the Philippines?

  • the worst language EVAR on this earth !

    How the fuck can you fuckin' read or speak that ? I hate this mongol shit !

  • @TeddyAn95 If u don„t like it don”t listen it

  • @TeddyAn95 dude piss off what are u movin to hungary or something? if not then why even care..

  • @TeddyAn95

    Hahaha!This is a joke! :D :D

    The Hungarian language is unique.Not stolen like the Romanian.

    The Romanian language consist of Hungarian,Turkish,French,Itali­an,Greek and Slavic languages. (I read about your language.Romania has no own language and no own history.This is the whole truth.) So shut up you inferior shit!

    Independenţă pentru Secuimea!

    Székely Land is part of Hungary!

  • @Krafter10 Hungarian is greatly influenced by Turkish, Russian, German and some Ugric languages (making it very close to Finnish or Estonian). So don't be rude and try to use Google more often.

  • @Krafter10 sa imi sugi pula fmm de mincinos .Limba romana este formata dintre daci si romani bagami'as pula in inima ta

  • @Krafter10 shut up Romanian is a latin language at base.Romanians bought words from their surrounding countries

  • @Krafter10 You fool Szekely land stopped belonging to Hungary when they were deemed a little too Nazi to be allowed it.

  • @Krafter10 OMG read your shit before you post something Romanian is 1 of the 5 Latin languages. Hungarian is a beautiful but it has absolutely nothing in common with Romanian language. I don't care if you'r stupid just don't spread it!

  • @Krafter10 TINUTUL SECUIESC= ROMANIA we dont habe own history???? retard fuck you

  • @Krafter10 An ignorant statement from an ignorant frustrated person, unable to learn another language but his own mother tongue, typical! Also, quite funny... that is in the sense of ridiculous.

  • @Krafter10 Secuime*

    And you sound like one helluva patriotic lad. :)

    ALL FUCK ROMANIA BECAUSE HUNGARIAN TEXTBOOKS TELL US THAT ROMANIANS SUCK ASS!

    Independenţă pentru Transilvania!

    (pace nea' Janos)

  • @TeddyAn95 Go hide in a corner and die.

  • @TeddyAn95 Go back to school ... and learn History harder than ever cuz U missed it, Im sure

  • @vigo99 The one who should learn history is YOU, Hungarians and Mongolians have a common ancestor, the Huns,a nomadic tribe in Asia. Thats why Hungarian sounds weird.

    Go back to kindergarten, dumb piece of shit

  • @TeddyAn95

    "the worst language EVAR on this earth !"

    Well this is a clear statement, with right spelling. Thank you, for your opinion with a constructive character.

    By the way the hungarian language has the most words on earth (2000000, yes you read it right, two million words) so it's the best way to express yourself perfectly. And for one word, in hungarian there could be even 75 synonims. Just like "to move" (haladni): menni, futni, járni, kelni, rohanni, loholni, baktatni, bandukolni, etc.

  • @TeddyAn95 its not mongol:)

    anyway guys, who judges this guy.. wait a minute. im totally the same at other languages..:D im learning german now and when i started it. i was this angry and hated but when i learnt more and more. it became better. and when i look at finnish, or spanish, or french, or anything except my native language, hungarian, my 2nd language english, and my 3rd, german.

  • @TeddyAn95 It's not mongol. It's hungarian!

  • Im Hungarian (gypsy) end i love my country

  • @MrHunHunter strange

  • sexy language

  • Hungarian is not one of the three most difficult languages i'm sure. You can get yourself understood very easily.

  • @Leeate what are the 3 most difficult once?

  • @Leeate hungarian is the 2nd most difficult language

  • hooooorrible language !!!!

  • You wouldn't think of it by looking at the spelling in Hungarian (lots of heavy-looking consonant combinations and many more vowels), but the sound of it is amazingly fluid and expressive.

  • I think Navajo is the hardest.

  • "hello", "goodbye", "please", "thank you" sounds like some language in age of empires 2 :D

  • @Compantino Like I said, the difficulty of a language depends on who's learning it. Hungarian may be difficult for an English speaker to learn, probably not as much for an Estonian or Finn. I would imagine Chinese is a harder language for most people in general because of its written form, which makes it like learning two languages at once. And please don't resort to name-calling, it doesn't help your argument at all.

  • @journeymanjim Don't give a rat's ass about him. I agree with you, basically it depends on the person. In fact Hungarian is one of the 3 hardest languages, but it doesn't mean that it can't be learnt. I'm Hungarian, but my father's Algerian (he's been living here for 17 years already), and he speaks Hungarian like a native speaker.

  • @journeymanjim Yeah you are absolutely right. First of all it is impossible to say which language is the most difficult, even just to say which is the 10 most difficult without ranking....because it depends on from which aspects we examine the languages.

    Especially since I live abroad in a multicultural environment I noticed that those nations who lived closed because some reason (for example communism, etc.) built up few frequently repeated historical, cultural or lingual opinions like this.

  • @journeymanjim Hungarian also similar to turkish language not just by lots of hundreds or thousand similar world but by its similar system (word order, several almost the same suffixes, etc.). Turkish can produce very long words too by their numerous suffixes, like hungarian. And I didnt mention other turk languages. So if hungarian is the 2nd hardest, so does the turkish (or who knows...maybe thats harder???).

    And I also can mention Mongolian language, where the system is also similar..

  • @journeymanjim and there are similar quite ancient words too like numbers or colours (and who knows what else...I just checked this).

    I tried to find out some logic in Taglog language by google translator and that doesnt seem easy either...

    So once one hungarian heard from a foreigner who spoke maybe 10 languages that hungarian is the 2nd hardest (but probably 7 language were european which is like 1 because all related and lets say the rest 3 were chinese, arabic and hungarian) and since...

  • @journeymanjim and since then people tell it to eachother. After a while you can hear it from everywhere, because the info returns again and again, so it sounds like a well based info, veryfied by lots of sources :))))

    For example japanese or chinese are a well known nations, but what the 99.99 % of people does know about these languages.....zero. Maybe chinese has strage writing or pronouncation but its system maybe not so difficult. Similar japanese....the system itself...who knows...

  • JÁÁÁÁJ! Ez nagyon tetszik... XD "FALRA RAGASZTANI TILOS!!!!" IT's soooo useful!!! :) It was interesting to my Hungarian mind... :)

  • it's pointless debating which language is the hardest, as it depends on who is learning it. English, for example, is much harder for a native Chinese speaker to learn than it is for the average Dutch or Scandinavian person. Russian is much harder for an English speaker to learn than for a Polish speaker. And so on.

  • I just looked it up and I guess, I'm not sure I agree with this, but Polish is the hardest. I wouldn't know cause I haven't tried to learn it but second is Finnish. I had some friends who tried to teach me and I have to agree that it is pretty complicated. Either way Hungarian Rocks.

  • Just so every ones knows Hungarian is the 3rd (third) hardest language to learn. Good Luck. :)

  • @hunnyumm So, what are the 2nd hardest and the hardest languages to learn?

  • @bergen747

    I read many times that korean is the hardest, but it is subjective I think...

  • @hunnyumm there are a lot of languages that are harder.

  • @ushrark yeah! at last I find someone who says it! you're totally right!

  • @ushrark like what?

  • @ushrark Language difficulty is a retarded notion. I've learned quite a few languages and none of them seemed harder than the others. Chinese languages may be harder bat that's because their writing system, not the core language.

  • @viharsarok It all depends on the person and their native language.

  • Best language in the world!

  • proud to be Hungarian! :P

  • The hungarian language is very ancient.

  • okay i am hungarian n u r not sayin thank you rite n yes its difficutlt but u will enjoy the language

  • i'm half hungarian :) the language is reaallyy different and more difficult than others but it's worth learning :D

  • #Yes, i've got it:

    zeratulhun : Our language is an ancient European language. 5*****!

    Me: Yes, but not an Indo-European one.

    Kind of joke.

  • @animacs1 Köss bele milyen nyelven folytassuk ?Japán jó lesz?

  • @buignerry a helytelen angolba kötöttem bele, ha nem vennéd észre.

  • @animacs1 Te észre vettem, kit érdekel?

  • @StevenShields29 if you do not even know what "phonetic language" means, then how can you be saying that it is not??? It IS phonetic. it means that each sound is represented by a letter, and these will always be pronounced the same.

    and anyway, Hungarian IS hard, because it is not related to anything. It is quite easy to learn Checz for a Polish, for example. But Hungarian is not related, so even if you speak several languages, none will resemble it.

  • Milyen jó hogy nekem nem kell magyarul tanulnomXD

  • @StevenShields29 so Danish is equally hard for a Swede to learn as, say Japanese is for an English speaker? Also, the sound to letter correspondence is all but 100%. I live in Hungary, and for example, no one in the local supermarket, the convenience store, the deli, or the cafe in our neigbourhood speaks English, and that is in Sixth district. (that isn't a complaint by the way - of course I'm happy to try and speak Hungarian at these places).

  • @mattshorehew If you stop, calm down, and READ my post, you will no doubt see that my comments were in regard to learning a foreign language. I did not mention languages, such as Danish and Swedish, which form a dialect continuum. Your comment also does not address the concerns I mentioned in my post, so I assume you have no (constructive) comment on them.

  • @StevenShields29 ok. 1. this video obviously is meant as a simple overview for people who may be moving to Hungary, so no it probably wasn't written in consultation Noam Chomsky, but by some expat, trying to help out other expats. 2. you said that no language is harder for someone to learn than any other, and I pointed out that that is nonsense, by citing the example that Danish (or Dutch or German) is easy for a Swede to learn. Probably much easier than Hungarian would be for them.

  • And "good chance that no one in your local shop will speak a second language"--sok bikaszar as well.

  • yaay~ im proud to be a Hungarian! :D

    one of the most difficult languages xD

  • 44 letter alphabet? Damn...and I thought German and French was hard to learn.

  • Na hát tényleg igaza van OurSuperAmy-nek! nem is tudtam, hogy Magyarországnak vannak ilyen szép helyei.. pl mutatni kéne a VIII. Kerületet.. xD beleillene mert a végén mondja, hogy "Kívánunk minden jót Magyarországra költözéséhez" xD és így pont passzolna.. csak így minket Magyarokat égetne a videó.. de mi így is megcsináljuk magunknak az égést szóval mindegy lenne.. a sok szemetelés stb.. szerintem mindenhol jobb mint MO-n! xD

  • It is very difficult... But I would like to learn it... Once when I finish studying German and Spanish....

  • The chick at the end of the clip sounds suprumely sexy!! :D

  • szerencsétlen külföldiek :D nem irigylem őket :D

  • en olasz vagyok  hogy magyar egyeteny tanulok

  • @pattaya1888 én is olasz vagyok, tok jò, te is magyarul tanulsz?

  • Excellent video, five stars! I am enjoying studying this difficult and beautiful language.

  • i'm 50% hungarian :DDD

    the language is amazingly beautiful and unique

    i wish i could speak it!!

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 There is a website "FSI languages" you can learn it from there.

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 i am too..by my fathers side

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 It's never too late! ;)

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 SO AM I :D

  • @LATiNAMAMi369

    Me too! I also wish I could learn it!

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 aszongyák erre születni kell :P

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 Learn it :)

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 im half hungarian too!

    wats ur other half? 

  • @LATiNAMAMi369 this is beautiful you make me laughing because is hun language , is not unique Finlanda speck hun language

  • mért csak a szép részét mutatjàk magyarorszàgnak? xD

  • Ilyen kérdéseket...

  • worth watching :)

  • worth watching :)

  • It is a difficult language but i like it, especially the way they call it, magyar :)

  • This is a very hard to learn language, I was there for couple of months and all I know is Igen. But I like Budapest and the hungarians.

  • finns are n1c1 folk ,hungarians are r1a1, we arent brothers but we were neighbours, the scythian magyars and the siberian finns!

    we lived in ukraine!

  • Érdekes, hogy van kb. 10 olyan szó, ami ugyanaz a mongolban is, mint a magyarban: pl. "kapu, búza, teve, kék" stb: Üzbegisztánban is hallottam ilyen szavakat.