As a beginner, I found the entire video very helpful but I think there is a lot more to cover in terms of word order. Things like how sentence meaning changes when we put adjectives and adverbs before or after the verb, and negating vagyok/vagy/van etc... The video clears some things up but leaves me wondering what else is there as you didn't cover everything

How do I say…. Ik ben Belgische?

I am native. That is very usefull to teach my native kids who learn this in primary scool. But that was not so well explained.

Maar dit is super! Hartelijk dank!

Please keep going… It is very useful to me. My son his girlfriend is from hongary

You are briljant….echt waa

Best teacher ! Doe zo verder👏. Bedankt

Thank you very much! This is very useful🎉Bedankt hoor!

Excellent explanation. Been learning this @.*ing language forever and finally from this video I am beginning to understand it !

Brazilian learning Hungarian here! The best explanations I have found on youtube yet. Köszönöm szépen!

Wat doen jullie dit goed🎉

Zeer duidelijk.. thank you ❤

Dank u wel!

Thank you so much ❤

Hard to hear. Have you guys thought about microphones and acoustics, particularly the guy in the white shirt?

If you followed his recommendation for the vocabulary learning app in Hungarian, then you’ll add -dik at the end of each number to get the ordinal numbers. I may have spelled one or two of them wrong: Egydik Kettődik Háromdik Negyedik Ötödik Hatodik Hetedik Nyolcadik Kilencedik Tízendik

If you haven’t already. I highly recommend you make a video covering proper sentence structure. I’m learning Hungarian on Duolingo. Duolingo doesn’t seem to do a good job at specifying word order. Based off what I’ve learned so far it’s as follows: Nouns before verbs, verbs before adjectives. Google search results clearly state that Hungarian language follows a Subject-verb-object word order. You making a video on this matter will help me out a lot

Brilliant video pal. Very helpful. Köszi!!

I can tell you a secret, she was a genius and as such she was very humble!!! I feel that this second trait you miss a bit.

This should be a podcast 😂

Hello, I really like your videos, but I don't understand much because I'm not fluent in English, my native language is Portuguese. But I'm in Hungary in the City of Nyiregyhaza, studying Hungarian from English to Hungarian and it's been very difficult. I would like to know if you give private lessons, I know you speak Portuguese.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Hiányzik, hogy János ma reggel iskolába megy, (nem dolgozni.) Rosszul hangsúlyoz a tanár úr, mert a fontos szót kell csak hangsúlyosan ejteni, utána az igét nem.

A magyarban a szórend attól függ, melyik szó a fontos.

Nagyon szépen köszönöm ! Nagyon hasznos !

Nagyon szépen köszönöm !

"Nyé"???

Thx❤❤❤

Thank you for the list of books - however I don't do amazon - perhaps I can try some books shops here in Hungary to see.

"A magyar nyelv nagyon nehéz" the battle cry of any A1 Hungarian learner

Where did you get Russian Assimil course? I searched all over the web and it's so overpriced now ($200)

Thank you so much! I've been struggling to find a good explanation for the "gy" sound.

huszonhat

Do you have it saved? I watched the full interview a few years ago, and it had a lot of useful advice, but I couldn’t remember everything at the time. I would love to watch it again. I’m hungarian, but the video was blocked by our national television……

❤❤❤❤

The dictionary form of the Hungarian verbs is the singular 3rd person. How do they find this verb in a Hungarian-English dictionary?

how about the formal??

in the reading exercise i pronounced 4 of them right

stilusos

Thank you brother ❤

Wow. This young man speaks Hungarian very well, just a few slight vowel differences.

Trying to discern the difference in pronunciation between "j" and "ly". Can anyone clarify? Thanks.

I didnt realise how much my knowledge of Turkish would help with Hungarian but it does a lot

it's good for the new learner, thanks!

That music is just awful - how can we concentrate with that. Sorry but a thumbs down for this.

Ez az Andrew magázódni nem tud. Nem vette észre, hogy a vizsgáztatója nem tegezi.

It's not correct that there's no conjugation for lenni in the third person; it's van and vannak, single and plural respectively. Both are often skipped in simple sentences, but not always: ő/Ön magas (he/she is tall) but ő/Ön otthon VAN (he/she is at home) and plural ők/Önök magasak and ők/Önök otthon VANNAK. This video only tells half of the story ...

Bald and bankrupt says grammar slows you down, he has been studying for 2 years but how many hours

Nagyon szépen köszönöm !

Having languages is like having a little family. One atrains a certain level with those languages. Then over time one stops. But one has the ability to add more languages to the fold. For me new languages are lesser languages for particular purposes like reading. Some languages i just want to read a number of texts. At the moment New Testament Greek. Once that is acquired I might be tempted by Hebrew but I'm not at that point yet. I also want to read old German and French. But not yet.... The door hasn't been shut. You can't learn more than one or two languages to near native level in my view. Even for languages I have I narrow down the purpose of the language. So for Latin there are just a few writers I'm interested in and there are specific types of things I want to do with them. I dont need to do everything in the language.

Does anyone have the video? It got deleted sadly? Any help?