Igen!

Lechia Hools Always!! PL🌜🌛HU =]]]

Too bad our leaders suck ass

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The country of the beauties and the ancient civilization! Much love from Hungary to Greece, my summer home! 🇭🇺❤️🇬🇷

You too!! 💞Lengyelország💞

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and we love France. It's a beautiful country :) Salut!

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cheers from croatia we love magyaroszag

Thank You! I love France :)

I like france culture /from Hungary

We are not brothers.

You're entitled to your own opinion, birader. In my heart, Macaristan is a friend.

It is nice to see that you guys try to make friendly overtures to us Hungarians but no apology can make up for the ramifications of the Ottoman occupation. It has bled out our nation and paved the way to the dismemberment of our country.Any Hungarian saying that we are brothers is either stupid or ignorant.From your perspective, however, it is a completely different story.

You see, it's not my perspective; it's a perspective which I've gained by interpreting our common history in an unbiased, purely scientific way. Turks and Macars are relatives, it's an historical fact whether you personally like it or not. I or no one else can change that. Not even politicians! Countries fight. They always have and are continuing to do so. Brothers killed/turned on brothers countless times in history. By your logic, Israel and Germany would never be the strong trade partners they are today and this example doesn't even remotely compare Ottoman Turk-Austria-Hungary relations. Which brings us to your true historical foes; Austrian dynasties. Hungarians didn't really get a lot of saying in administration during this era. In fact they were deliberately kept out by Habsburgs. Anyways, read more if you're interested. If you try to get rid of your baseless biases, not only you'll come to see historical facts for what they are, you'll generally become a much more intellectual person. Books by İlber Ortaylı are usually translated to many languages including English. He's a world known historian. I love him not because he's Turkish nor cause he's a great lecturer, but cause he made me love history even more than I did before I've known him. Esenlikler.

Rumelia I completely agree with you, friend. And as a native Hungarian I strongly support your opinion. Although I'd like to point out that the Ottoman invasion has indeed crippled Hungary, it was not to blame on the Ottoman people. You see, Hungary still had troubles after the rather despotic reign of king Matthias, and the commerce, the military were done like hell, not to mention the delicate matter of politics. The Hungarian aristocracy is just that guilty as well. It is recorded that they once pointed out at a council that they didn't want to give more rights to the serfs and poor, not because they hated them, but because then there would have been no one that they could have felt royal against. And of course, they were the first to leave for Transylvania, when the Ottoman army came. But what is more interesting, is what happened before. That the people wanted a newborn child to the throne, and wanted to protect his rule against the greedy Habsburgs. So they asked for help from the sultan, who imagined help somehow else. Well, it happens...And these facts are not only recorded by the Turkish historians, but by Hungarians as well. I may have been a little hasty telling my opinion, and may have not mentioned all the names and details, I think it covers it in a nutshell. Have a good day people, regardless of your nationality!

Hello! Are you from Hungary? I have been interested in this beautiful country for a long time and would like to meet a local! Do you mind?

Geoffrey Parry Нама

you speak hungarian?

@ I'm going to learn enough to get my Hungarian citizenship when its time. Hungary is where my 2nd Great Grandfather is born. I'm so proud of my Eastern European blood. Its hard to learn a second language like Hungarian when you are living in the USA but I taught myself some German and French so of course I will learn Hungarian to get my duel citizenship as I deserve. This way I can go to Europe and see the land of my Ancestors and live there even.

@@FirelightX3 there are plenty of people who teach Hungarian online and probably lots of Hungarian communities in the us they can help you learn Hungarian good luck and you made the right decision

@ Thanks, I wish I had time right now to learn it but I am in graduate school and that keeps me TOO busy already. Once I am free of that I can learn it. Right now I have to figure out what documents are required and try to make sure I have those first, its a sticky process. But, I do hope to see Europe and Hungary some day. The only places I have ever seen is France and Germany for a short period of time I worked in Germany and got to see many places of my Ancestors but I did not see the most important places because of closures...and now there is COVID.

Hungarian roots...

I know.

But didn't many of these different groups organize from nomadic tribes that migrated West from North Eastern Asia?

Nope, Hungarians actually make up the biggest genetic proportion of oldest Europeans acc to the Semino 2000 report

Jean-Pierre Coffe they are Uralic, with relations to Khanty and Yukhagir people in Siberia.

It is Turkic and Siberian originally. But Hungarians also came from Siberia and they lived with Turkic tribes too.

Who claimed otherwise?

Hungarians also turkic (sons of Attila)

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Ewww.... Trukey....