20 Minutes of Hungarian Listening Comprehension for Absolute Beginner

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[@Wonggelle]

Just a little refinement and help for the enthusiastic beginners from a native hungarian:): (The first woman's pronouncination is a bit strange so she is not native hungarian. But she speaks well.) It sounds a little bit strange when you say: "Mit szólsz ehhez a hamburgerhez? -Ezt kérek. " We usually use this form: - Mit szólnál a (without the determinative) hamburgerhez? -Azt kérek." (It's a suggestion in general) Or if you use the "ehhez" form, the sentence is this one: -Mit szólnál ehhez a hamburgerhez? -Ezt kérem. (We usually use this version if the object is close to us and we can see that, we can touch that because it's a suggestion of a concrete object, and it's different from what we want to say in the video. So we use the former version I mentioned, because that asks in general.) It's so much nicer and better used. I hope I could help a bit. Good luck! :)

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[@Gszada]

I wouldn't say this is for absolute beginners lol. Far away from it. But it's good. Thanks!

[@grasweg3]

Absolutely what I thought. This is not "absolute beginner" level.

[@Gszada]

@@grasweg3 lol yea

[@williekotas8013]

I have been studying Hungarian for two years and these videos use mostly words I have never heard. Shame on me but this is definitely not a video an absolute beginner could follow.

[@VolklSkiUP97]

Igen add more please! These are tough for me at the moment although

[@ІраШкрюба]

Perfect I want more....

[@birds_are_really_fierce2226]

I’ve studied our language for a couple years and I’m at an intermediate level of understanding and even this is above lower level understanding so if you could edit the title that would be good

[@pleasedontfeedthe6235]

Nagyon szép

[@vornamenachname1628]

Fav language

[@魏曌-k6h]

Nagyon jó

[@evabischoff3524]

I cannot understand anything except hamburger and pizza. Am I supposed to guess what they say? I very much doubt that you can learn a language this way.

[@EdemSmileOff007]

folytassátok, kérem )

[@saxoonb]

The first lady's dialogue is pretty strange, I would recommend other videos.

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[@ericjohnson6634]

I do not think "absolute beginner" means what you think it means 🤔

[@18roselover]

slower please kossonom

[@markkollner8828]

the woman has a pretty bad pronunciation..dont learn it

[@-danR]

I am a former ESL instructor and linguistics graduate. This material is _not_ for an absolute beginner, or even beginner. It is also one of the most pedagogically wrong-footed introductions I've ever seen for any language. Please delete the video, wipe it from your server, and get people to help you who know what they are doing; and start from scratch. Thank you, and have a nice day.

[@desertdog99x]

If this is *truly "for Absolute Beginner", then you should know better than to have people speaking so rapidly in these dialogues. Re-do it and this time SLOW DOWNNNNNNNNNN!