yes, lovely language but very difficult, quite impossible!

That's what I thought!!

I was about to write same comment .

new concept added

haha unhappily is it.

Same, a year ago I couldnt understand most of the words, now its 50/50. im slooowly getting there :D

I would imagine if you do anything 'all day long' for 6 months, you would be fairly good at it

How r u doing now with Hungarian?

Bravo!

I am learning Hungarian more than one and a half year and still dont unterstand the whole video. So dont give up 😅

Music brought me here

@@snxwflakes8190 same 😅

Exactly

@Adolf Ogi are you crazy?

It's hard as hell to learn.

Hungarian is disgustingly difficult. 😭😭

+ERAU watching is pretty easy :D

+Sir Cat II Colonel of the 4th Grammar Nazi Division - it might sound difficult, but actually pretty a lot of people speak it, non natives too, so it can't be that bad ;)

The part where you quit

@@easyhungarian5518 well, it is HARD, but it's not impossible!

Not as hard as slavic languages???? Are u sure about that 😉 I think its 100x harder than all of them put together

I know russian, ukrainian, english and a little bit polish language. And hungarian language is 10000000000432 times harder than slavic languages.

@@ivantulumovic861 I think he means it is not as hard sounding. In terms of difficulty I agree hungarian is much harder but it is more melodic than Slavic languages maybe I am Serbian but idk any hungarian

@@ivantulumovic861 Im pretty sure the word he word he was looking for was really "harsh" as I dont think they were referring to difficulty

What "floaty" means?

Haha, damn, another one that thinks the same. A little bit sometimes it does. And the languages are not related at all.

As a Swedish person, I don't understand anything 🤣 It's more similar to Estonian and Finnish but that's because those 3 languages are all related.

Sometimes it does, but only the intonation / overall sound, because the words are completely different, and it’s sort of the same with Welsh and Dutch because Welsh reminds of Dutch as they have some similar sounds and similar intonation and some similar letter combinations! I am learning both Swedish and Hungarian, but I once confused Hungarian with Swedish, even though deep down I knew it wasn’t really Swedish because I didn’t understand any words, but the sounds and the intonation were so similar! Hungarian is a category 3 language, same as Irish and Scottish Gaelic - it’s not as hard as ppl make it out to be! It’s not as easy as Dutch / English / Norwegian (the easiest languages ever) etc, but it’s nowhere near as hard as Arabic languages / Korean / Chinese / Japanese / Thai / Vietnamese / Indian languages etc! I am advanced level in Dutch and intermediate level in Norwegian / German / Swedish etc and beginner level in Hungarian / Welsh / Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Breton / Manx / Cornish / French etc!

For me it sounds slightly like Spanish.

Our language is also related with estonian.

Yeah they're both Uralic languages

It’s not similar to Finnish in any way, except for the fact that it’s an agglutination language as well, but they aren’t truly related, and Hungarian is one of the languages that have been categorized incorrectly - Finnish is very similar to Estonian! Hungarian is in fact a Turkic language - well, it used to be, because they all come from the same language, so they share words that have the same roots like alma / elma etc! But Hungarian has evolved into a very pretty language with mostly pretty words, probably due to the European influences - I am studying and learning Hungarian and the other pretty languages / pretty words!

Hungarian is a category 3 language, same as Irish and Scottish Gaelic - it’s not as hard as ppl make it out to be! It’s not as easy as Dutch / English / Norwegian (the easiest languages ever) etc, but it’s nowhere near as hard as Arabic languages / Korean / Chinese / Japanese / Thai / Vietnamese / Indian languages etc! I am advanced level in Dutch and intermediate level in Norwegian / German / Swedish etc and beginner level in Hungarian / Welsh / Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Breton / Manx / Cornish / French etc!

@@FrozenMermaid666 I disagree. Hungarian is much harder than the East Asian languages.

+Kinderboxful where are you learning it? :)

Im somewhat hungarian and learning french (:

it's funny i'm hungarian and learning french but with easy french ^^ (i was just curious so i came here to check x) )

Moi aussi j'adore cette langue ^^

I'm german and my friend (american, currently learning german) has complained about our language on numerous occasions now, but it doesn't seem as bad compared... (obviously, I also never had to conciously learn german)

Not surprising at all. Ever heard of the Huns?

@@highfive7815 Huns and Hungarians are different things.

@@tommeiner9983 they were. They just got assimilated by Slavs and other neighboring European countries.

+Celeste Granillo - hope to see you here! :)

Kisbaba means newborn baby :D

Babám is more suitable haha

Dlaczego po niemiecku!?

Jeszcze trzeba było coś wtrącić po rusku.

Cyrus Pym Następnym razem

hi im from hungary and thanks yes hungarian language is pretty hard for english finnish people idk why but hungarian language 3rd most hardest language in the world

😂

Találkozni is to meet, yes, but találkozó is the place where you meet, so I guess this translation fits

De itt vagyunk

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Ok mate. Show some respect and stop simping.

@@user-vd9pf6pu3o How am I simping? I'm expressing my preferences. Who am I supposed to have respect for, you? Lol. D*&b kimchi.

@@user-vd9pf6pu3o Expressing preferences is simping? I don't think you know what the word means. Here's my advice for solving your illiteracy problem: go grab a dictionary and take and ESL class.

***** thank you Nora but i live on earth too and I know that they speak portuguese.you can check the videos of this channel they alredy put Easy Brazilian. BTW I screamed too when i saw it ;))

Exactly. Especially the tehrani accent. Very melodic, almost like they’re singing.

+Pablo García and it has nothing to do with them :) languages are just fantastic!

Well, genetically they are slavs or germans so yeah

@@exposingreality6391 the hell no! They don't even come from Europe, originally.

@@exposingreality6391 the origin of hungarians come from central asia and when they came to Europe they settled there and a whole lot of cultural blending and adapting happened. Not slavic or germanic at all. :)

@@sarge8147 they are not turkic, Magyars were surrounded by turkic tribes but they are not part of the turkic group. Yes their culture was influenced by the turkic tribes but they are related to the khanty, Mansi, Uralic tribes in the northern area before they migrated to modern day Hungary.

im from turkey somebody said turkish sounds like a little bit hungarian so thats why i clicked this video :)

@@auroraborelaris evet, gerçekten benziyor

loooool yep

It's not the hardest language ever lol

Ne yalan söyleyeyim bana da aynı Farsça gibi geldi

The -k is the mark of plural

Szépen beszélsz magyarul, csak annyi hogy határozatlan tárgynál szeretnék lesz, így ha valahová szeretnél utazni akkor azt úgy írd hogy szeretnék valahova utazni

@@andonym köszönöm :)

Hugo Lopes thank god I speak Hungarian and understand fluently because I’m half Hungarian

Vic’s Aesthetics i’m 1/4 hungarian and i wish i understood the language. when my grandpa and his parents immigrated to america, my grandpa’s parents told my grandpa that “we are in america now so we only speak english” so not much of the hungarian language was passed down through generations

@@erindavis3136 I think your grandpa's grandparents did this to be adapted to America easily.

Это мне неоднократно говорили в России, часто считали венгерский просто немецким. Они - вообще разные языки, для не понять, как сравнивается венгерский с немецким. 😅

It can mean both to like, and to love depending on the context.

@stopandaid6298 In Hungarian verbs has indefined and defined forms. For example látni means to see (ni is the suffix of infinitive, lát means she/he/it sees) Lát egy almát = She/he/it sees an apple Látja az almát = She/he/it sees the apple szeretsz = you love (a... /to do.../me...) szereted = you love (the.../that.../this.../her.../him...) Differenting verbs indefinient and definient is mostly in northern Asian languages, in Europe only four languages has this: Hungarian, Erzya, Moksha, Basque. Basque is isolated, the other three are finno-ugric languages. Sorry for incorrect English.

"Azt hiszem" is more like "I believe".

Elég nehéz hogy tökéletesen beszéljek magyarul de ennek a holland srácnak jól ment szerintem ^^

god thanks me too....

Zdeno Vakerman Wiktionary, the dictionary of Wikipedia, while not being perfect, still helps a lot. If you need to know the meaning or the pronunciation of a word, you can easily find it there: just type it it in the search bar in the top right corner. The English version is the most complete one. en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Main_Page This is the link.

As the man above said, or Assimil which is very well made

I’m on 2 pages already and I’ve only watched the first guy’s interview!

@@deborahloisjoy99 How wonderfull ! But i stopped to watch these videos, i found the subttitles inappropriate, they are correct but not exact words. i am waiting for new duolingo hungarian tree. its coming soon