Adam Cseresznye Thanks Adam, appreciate it! :)

Adam Cseresznye Mintha magyar volna :)

Alex Rawlings i had a friend move from Germany to Budapest in the nineties and he speaks pretty good hungarian for being their for 5 yrs, but you my friend seam to be on the same level as he was after 5 yrs, sok sok sikert kivanok neked.

zoles sitch egy kis táj szólással :)

+Krisz 23 Tekints el tőle :)

I think it really has to do with how the language is learned. Most traditional, in-class methods of learning languages are horribly inefficient and most can't even fluidly speak, mostly maybe read a little by the end. Just like ANY skill you have to actively practice the actual skill. Most classes you are strictly discussing the language in English, not spesking the foreign tongue. Except lesrning individual wordz and grammar. But never having simulated conversations. It's sad because it turns the majority of people off of language learning. They think cause they spent 5 years in classes and can't speak that it must take 10 years to get good. I like Lydia's name for them she calls them "timekeepers" because they always mention how long they were in classes, and can never converse. Whereas a consistent routine of engaging in the language everyday you should be able to be high intermediate within 3 years for all but the hardest languages. I like the saying "Language learning is a marathon, not a sprint". Consistency is key not spurts of large volume.

@@Earbly igen. Igazi az van. És nem "depends" arról valakit evés van. Tanulni szót még nyelvtan mindig nagyon fontos van mert "otherwise" te csinál semmit. És, ha egy dolgok mondám, ahogy: tanul a fontos szó talán tanul a nem fontos. Jó napot meg jó tanulas!!!!!

@@Earbly you are so correct. So I'm an American, but I speak Italian fluently because my family speaks it at home. That's the most important part, is to ACTIVE in everyday conversations. Once you start speaking in sentences, the progress moves VERY QUICKLY

Thank you! I think so too. It is my mother tongue.;-)

I think so. I'm proud that I'm Hungarian.. I really love this country and this language

kLoL Presents Of course, respect from Albania my hungarian brother

Each language has its own, unique beauty. People in general tend to favour their own Mother tongue, the one we learnt first. It is good to honour our first language ... at the same time remember to respect the first languages of others.

Zsolt Kárpáti You're welcome my friend.

Thank you! :) Respect from Hungary

wooow!! what a surprise to see this :) but a good surprise of course! thank you!

nah. in hungary its all about dem *F O O D*

Yeah, especially the parts that are in Romania. :)

I'm proud also to be half hungarian from my dad. ❤️ I'm from Romania also, Oradea city. ❤️

Na azért azt vedd figyelembe hogy ez egy elkészült videóanyag, lehetnek benne vágások, újra felvételek, satöbbi.. De függetlenül attól hogy begyakorolt vagy sem, aránylag szépen ejti ki a szavakat

I watched it with Dutch subtitle (the translate to Dutch option) because I am advanced level in Dutch, and I could understand a few words in Hungarian that I already knew - I am also learning German and Hungarian, for the pretty words (they are pretty languages like Dutch) and I learned the word nyelvet a few days ago! By the way, 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 intermediate level in Norwegian / German / Swedish etc and beginner level in Hungarian / Welsh / Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Breton / Manx / Cornish / French etc!

Szia Lindie! What a coincidence that I see you here. I made a video today where I react to polyglots (Alex, Luca and yourself) speaking Hungarian. I used this video from Alex's channel and I saw that you also left a comment:) Keep up the good work! Sok sikert!

i can feel you. if you want any help in hungarian or just simply wanna practise hit me anytime:P

use :I know what you mean because i can feel you is not right in a situation like this:D

You learn both Polish and Hungarian at once? May I ask why? What is your mother tongue?

Two of the most complicated languages in the world... good luck lol

I can help you with Polish

Duolingo : English- Hungarian learning:) You try it.

I'm a Hungarian Aussie too! I'm really lucky though, because my dad has always spoken it with me, my Hungarian is very good :) but seriously you're definitely on the right track for wanting to pick it up! I know it can be intimidating but if you get a chance I would recommend just immersing yourself entirely. Living there, even if it's only for a month or two will improve it immensely (especially if you're not in the middle of Budapest where lots of people speak English - if you're somewhere where your forced to learn and use it and can't back away from it it'll do you the world of good) :)

Ramon nno Well what I mean by limited is that my base vocabulary is still very small. I'm sure any Hungarians listening will notice that I'm using some set phrases repeatedly to make my point, when there are probably better expressions. For example, I say "I see that..." when what I wanted to say is "I noticed that...". The meaning is 85% the same, which is why I get away with it, but I'm missing that degree of speaking that would allow me to feel freer expressing myself. But thanks for your vote of confidence! :)

Alex Rawlings Dear Alex, thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with learning Hungarian. I am also learning that language and I find it very frustrated because it does not develop as fast as I thought it would be. I had troubles at beginning with simple word like goodbye, like you with camera. :) But, know you give me extra motivation to not give up on this beautiful and strange language.

Well the tricky thing about Hungarian is that we have so many different ways to express everything very specificly it's very easy to use a word which doesn't specificly mean what the speaker wants to say. For example we have about 50 different expressions to say something is moving in some way and yes they are somewhat interchangable but not really.

+Cordwainer Tomee azert messze attol!

Tamás Varga you're speaking

messze attól nyílván. De 9 hónapja élt itt amikor készült a videó. Én 6 éve kezdtem el japánul tanulni, először magamtól, jártam azóta egyetemre is, amit nem fejeztem be, de végigjártam több év nyelvtan és nyelvgyakorlat órát, és nem érzem úgy hogy annyira tudnék japánul, mint ő magyarul!

Ha neked majdnem tökéletes a fent elhangzott angol anyanyelvű magyar beszéde, akkor tudni se akarom hogy te hogyan beszéled a nyelvet, a hozzászólásod minderre tökéletes választ adott.

@@boenike you speak*

What do u mean...?

+Rüştük Şükür I'm Sorry

Ha jól beszél magyarul és le vagy nyűgözve, miért valaszolsz angolul? Azt hiszem, hogy csak akarsz hencegni...

Du Cjinadihjayak nem minden szót ismer.....azèrt

Well, in my country happens the same. And not in yours and mine , but in other places too. And there are hard languages everywhere. We need to stop bragging about our “super difficult mother languages” and be more humble.

@@fzpe856 Hungarian is very hard to learn

@@dextreme1754 Not harder than Finnish, Estonian , Greek, Arabic , Georgian, euskera etc ... And as you can see, the guy on this video did it well. It is all about knowing how to study effectively.

@@fzpe856 lol you are facing in the wrong direction hungarian is harder than all the listed languages you just listed, the two real competitor are the finnic languages and maybe georgian this dude even tho he speaks the language he is horribly in pronouncing also he mixes up the words and the order is also wrong hungarian is very complex try to learn it than you will see even people who come to hungary in a young age with parents speaking a foreign language their child hungarian will never be perfect hungarians can easily hear out if someone is not a native speaker learn some stuff before commenting bs dude

@@dextreme1754 What's this silly pride in language? Language difficulty depends on what is the learner's native language. Many languages are difficult, but it is not possible to objectively tell what is the most difficult language to learn for everyone. What you said about learning Hungarian (how hard it is to reach perfection), can be applied to all languages. Maybe you think you speak English very well, but I can see Hungarian way of thinking poking through in your comment (e.g. missing the plural ending when you use the number in front of the noun: two real competitor (instead of two real competitorS), writing "hear out" (kihall) insteal of "hear", ...). The guy in the video speaks amazingly after 9 months of practice. Put it into context, hm?

Kim Taehyungie hopp egy kpopos^^

STRONG POWER THANK YOU Magyar Army, Hi ~~ ARMY is everywhere 😂

+Danny30011980 You can practice with me. I am native Hungarian, former English teacher living in California right now. My skype is kramerkiraly1

Skype: kramerkiraly1 Send me a request and I will teach you Hungarian. ;)

+László Kremer Mért nem, de nem beszélek jól eddig. Szükségem sok gyakorlat és tanúlni sok új szavakát, azért, hogy tudom beszélni így több téma. :-)

What is your native language? How well do you speak English?

+László Kremer nemét vagyok, de elek írországban most 10 év. igy németül és angolúl beszélek. ☺

mert szar vagy

Úgy látom neked még a magyar sem megy :D

+klyna18 na ezt mibol szurted le. ha erre a mondatra azt irod h ekezet hianyossaga miatt akkor elegge hulye vagy. mert nem jut eszedbe mas csak az hogy nem tudok irni helyesen eleg szomoru.. tudod letezik angol billentyuzet.

szégyen haver szégyen

Uniteled - És az angol billentyűzeten is létezik shift ;)

😂😂😂😂

miert nem magyarul irsz neki?

don't forget to practice English as well

Sirinwara Költészet nyelvtanuláshoz középhaladó szinten? Very useless advice. Luckily he knows what he's doing.

Sirinwara look channel titled my most beautiful pictures

good luck :) you can learn it on duolingo soon, hopefully it will help you :D

Oh yea:) i learn in English on the Duolingo too day by day. I like the Duolingo's lessons. But i do not speak good in English.

Koszi szépen :)

Welcome:)

ő nem amerikai, hanem angol...