Easy Hungarian 1 - Where do you want to travel?

[@dda5739]

I saw this video for the first time six months ago and I said "I will never be able to learn this", after studying hungarian all day long for six month I can finally understand almost the whole video. For those who are learning this language, don't give up!

[@SaeKato]

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

[@WillGGG]

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

[@matthewsaints350]

How r u doing now with Hungarian?

[@etiennedegaulle3817]

Bravo!

[@nguyendock]

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

[@mihailis82]

The expression "Easy Hungarian" is an oxymoron!

[@lucadellalombardia9055]

yes, lovely language but very difficult, quite impossible!

[@ruim5453]

That's what I thought!!

[@alejandrorodriguez-do7rj]

I was about to write same comment .

[@morgan_blake]

new concept added

[@1k4r09]

haha unhappily is it.

[@BanetheHero]

So what part of this video is easy again?

[@catsexual3412]

Hungarian is disgustingly difficult. 😭😭

[@easyhungarian5518]

+ERAU watching is pretty easy :D

[@easyhungarian5518]

+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 ;)

[@sanaralerx9488]

The part where you quit

[@denisposcai1102]

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

[@Griptonify]

It's got a nice melody to it, not as hard as the Slavic languages, yet not as 'floaty' as Swedish and Norwegian etc. In my opinion that is.

[@krenciak]

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

[@berdabo9271]

@@Ivan234-d4q Im pretty sure the word he word he was looking for was really "harsh" as I dont think they were referring to difficulty

[@izabelbraga4388]

What "floaty" means?

[@adamwnt]

@@izabelbraga4388 a tongue that floats on water 😂

[@pollynlyubenova8365]

@@Ivan234-d4q I think he meant hard as in sound.

[@badischerheuler5997]

It's a fascinating Language!

[@snxwflakes8190]

Music brought me here

[@Kamii-th1je]

@@snxwflakes8190 same 😅

[@vasiframazanli4416]

Exactly

[@vasiframazanli4416]

@Adolf Ogi are you crazy?

[@TomT-ds9vn]

It's hard as hell to learn.

[@su-qp9ey]

Hungarian is an amazing language with such a unique sound. ♡ I know it's not related but it reminds me of Swedish by the way.

[@Nekotaku_TV]

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

[@kalielik]

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.

[@FrozenMermaid666]

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!

[@dsm2240]

For me it sounds slightly like Spanish.

[@samirtarnini1567]

Such an amazing channel, I'm a medical student in Hungary and I know how to speak about 60% of the Hungarian language but still stuck at some point and those videos helped a lot, and I wish you could post more of such videos since there are no recent videos uploaded. Such a nice channel, wish you all the best !

[@huffypuff0]

I am British and it's fascinating to me how the Hungarians perceive Britain. We say 'The Grass is not Greener on the other side'. I will soon be moving to Hungary. Hungarians should be proud of their country, it is beautiful. Brit vagyok, és számomra lenyűgöző, hogy a magyarok hogyan látják Angliát. A túloldalon nem zöld a fű. A következő hónapokban Magyarországra költözöm. Légy büszke a hazádra, gyönyörű.

[@janosvarga4401]

We are looking forward to seeing you here! Greetings from Hungary! :)

[@redhidinghood9337]

Wow! It really sounds similar to Finnish. I knew they were related languages but didn't expect them to sound this similar

[@thedarkness3766]

Our language is also related with estonian.

[@drunkduck9854]

Yeah they're both Uralic languages

[@FrozenMermaid666]

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!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

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!

[@CMV314]

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

[@ladyponylyrics2911]

wow I never paid close attention to Hungarian, sounds so so beautiful.

[@connectingppl4152]

The most interesting thing is that the Hungarian language belongs to the group of languages of the peoples living in the Urals and Siberia, and the distance between them is thousands of kilometers.

[@highfive7815]

Not surprising at all. Ever heard of the Huns?

[@tommeiner9983]

@@highfive7815 Huns and Hungarians are different things.

[@highfive7815]

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

[@ortilio]

may not be a true theory....

[@gergoadam1961]

Helló, srácok! Köszi, hogy megnéztétek a videónkat! Hé, tudtátok, hogy 2000 környékén külföldiek a legszebb magyar szónak a „cipőfűző”-t kiáltották ki? Pár évvel később ugyanerre a szavunkra azt mondták, hogy ez a legviccesebb! :D Cipőfűzőt mindenkinek! Narin Hey guys! Thanks for watching our video! Hey, did you know that around 2000 foreigners said the most beautiful hungarian word is „cipőfűző” (shoestring)? Few years later foreigners said that word is our funniest word! :D Cipőfűző [tsipoefhewzoe] for everyone! Narin

[@newworldshadows5908]

I'm excited that there is an Easy Hungarian series now. Köszönöm!

[@aslbinbas8879]

I am turkish and live in Gemany now. 10 days ago my sister came here for holiday and naturally we was talking turkish. a german women who sitting close to us in the train asked if we are hungarian or not. because our turkish language sounded her like Hungarish. and now i am here because always i was curious that how klingt our language to other people. and she is right, it sounds smilar :d i dont understand nothing but i am listening my own language as a fremd now ahahahaha :D

[@alansteyrbach6926]

1:26 - "A vilag legnagyobb vegetarianus talakozoja" "Talalkozoja" is not a festival (which is fesztival as I know). Talakozni as a verb is to "get to know someone", which clearly is a "meeting". Incorrect or blurry translation does not really help to learn hungarian for true beginners. Yes, he probably meant to mention the Vegetarian Fest, yet still - what he said is talalkozoja.

[@MapsCharts]

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

[@danielroberts3282]

Yay!! I'm so happy to see Hungarian episodes now! Köszönöm szépen kisbaba!!

[@Elleth]

Kisbaba means newborn baby :D

[@LadyBug-ox8bg]

Babám is more suitable haha

[@Oldman525]

I am 66 and of Hungarian parents I speak Hungarian and understand it well enough, however, was never taught it formally. Sadly I had to teach myself to read it, yet I could follow this conversation even though it was fast and some of the vocabulary was not familiar, enjoyed it and to answer the question I would love to go to Thailand.

[@carystrings]

Thanks from Canada...köszönöm szépen.

[@dshom]

So excited when I saw they made a video for Hungarian!! :)

[@sebbvell3426]

We need an easy Hungarian channel now in 2022

[@Kinderboxful]

YEEEEESSSS !! EASY HUNGARIAN ! FINALLY :D I'm French and I'm learning Hungarian, so this is peeeerfect for me

[@easyhungarian5518]

+Kinderboxful where are you learning it? :)

[@drinkbleach1827]

Im somewhat hungarian and learning french (:

[@baly0804]

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

[@MapsCharts]

Moi aussi j'adore cette langue ^^

[@lilia3944]

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)

[@dameno8950]

Ez nekem kínai, but I like it! :D Grüße aus Polen, węgierscy przyjaciele! :)

[@kazumy2558]

Dlaczego po niemiecku!?

[@cyruspym8599]

Jeszcze trzeba było coś wtrącić po rusku.

[@dameno8950]

Cyrus Pym Następnym razem

[@_ryu__jin_]

here because ive been to Hungary once, was fascinated and missed people speaking this language. i had a nice time indeed. (im italian btw)

[@isaacsarver7088]

So excited for Hungarian episodes!! :D

[@ruiyang9498]

Me: I lived in Hungary for almost 4 years and now I can't remember how to count to 3 so let me watch some easy hungarian to pick up the memories Easy Hungarian played: Me: I'm very satisfied with only counting to 2 now, thanks!

[@celestegranillo7239]

Thank you, Easy Hungarian Team! Been waiting for this. I have travelled to Hungary a few times and the footage of this video makes me miss Budapest. Hungarian is a difficult language but fascinated by it too. Very much looking forward to upcoming episodes.

[@easyhungarian5518]

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

[@demonzblood69]

How is your Hungarian now?

[@yoyoeldas]

Yeah!!! Always wanted to learn Hungarian!

[@rakim3447]

So so happy..My favorite language. Ez nagyon jo!!!!

[@spachtelhd4595]

😂

[@Vedanta1999]

I’ve never heard Hungarian spoken before, it is pleasant to listen to very nice language - from London

[@IX-fc4po]

ah I lived there in November. Lovely place

[@eleonorapardi4149]

Finally. Can't wait for more episodes. :)

[@TalesFromTheSlumsOfMumbai]

its just such a unique lanaguge its nothing like the other 5 i know which makes it so interesting

[@ignacioguarda2652]

Really!! Yesterday Easy Danish and today easy Hungarian.... Thank you so much:))))

[@narek323]

Hungarian girls are some of the most beautiful that I've seen around the world.

[@개혁자-k5d]

Ok mate. Show some respect and stop simping.

[@narek323]

@@개혁자-k5d How am I simping? I'm expressing my preferences. Who am I supposed to have respect for, you? Lol. D*&b kimchi.

[@narek323]

@@개혁자-k5d 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.

[@D1-1Gh]

'Easy' 'Hungarian' What?

[@PabloGarcia-jn1fq]

sounds to me like a weird mix between swedish and slavic.

[@easyhungarian5518]

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

[@exposingreality6391]

Well, genetically they are slavs or germans so yeah

[@diegoolivares8933]

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

[@azurineirvetta2772]

@@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. :)

[@azurineirvetta2772]

@@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.

[@lilalila213]

it sounds very nice to my ears!

[@Heidiokozmetike]

koszonom, nagyon szep video :)

[@生姜-t7q]

What I love about this channel is how they (mostly) interview local people in local languages. Even though I understand that English is the modern lingua franca spoken and understood most worldwide, I am disgusted how many people (even medias) just plainly use English to ask questions to the locals. It looks quite disrespectful and Anglocentric. It's as if people who don't speak English don't exist. I think we should pay more respect to the local languages in this global era, especially those who speak English. As for the video itself, I'm surprised to hear the word "Tokelau." And the Hungarian language sounds very beautiful as usual. Ez nagyon szép van!　 　 Greetings from Japan 😉

[@johngr1747]

God: How many syllables do you want the words of your language to have? Hungarians and Finnic people: Yes

[@alejandrorodriguez-do7rj]

I always say when i see it it ressembles turkish to me. But well im aware of its classification. Anything about magyar language is fascinating

[@PrototypePatrik]

Wow,very pretty language🙂 Hello from Finland🙂

[@zoltankisded3019]

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

[@manuzegon4468]

I'd love to visit Budapest ! Buda and pest sides,the parliament,the thermes :D

[@MapsCharts]

Helló Franciaországból! Nagyon tetszett a videó, a magyar nyelv a világ egyik legszebbe szerintem ^^

[@김민성-l2j5x]

Közönöm :) finally hungarian version has started :)

[@nohi8945]

It sound like Turkish without Arabic and Persian loanwords

[@auroraborelaris]

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

[@johnlocke1289]

@@auroraborelaris evet, gerçekten benziyor

[@b0rit0p__]

im hungarian and its so funny that i can recognise every street shown in this video xD Its so weird to see familiar places on video but its also a good feeling that so many people enjoy the hungarian language and culture!

[@wypimentel]

Hungarian :D I love Budapest, one of my favorites places in Europe.

[@almadelatierra5153]

My motherthongue is hungarian and I would have never thought that that much ppl would like to learn hungarian.

[@aliaflow6877]

De itt vagyunk

[@BentHeWiLdER]

Hopefully after this pandemic I can visit.

[@norabalogh5910]

I don’t find Hungarian to be end-of-the-world hard. It’s my forth foreign language (the others are all at a very good level and I can use them in a work context) and my Hungarian is coming along quite nicely after a couple of years of relaxed learning using italki and the excellent Magayok language series. I can understand quite well (for example, I could understand this video without subtitles) and while active production lags it’s coming along now that I’m really concentrating on it. I do have the advantage of being of Hungarian origin - we didn’t speak any Hungarian at home but I did hear it spoken. And I do have a good ear for language. Still, I’ll come back to my contention: its very learnable if you have the right approach and attitude!

[@ortilio]

Right, i met many foreigners living in Budapest and they learnt the language quite well. It just needs time and work to master ANY human languages...

[@JonVonD]

Köszönöm szépen gyönyürű vidéót. Magam Bécsben lakom és most szerertné*k* Budapestre utazni

[@andonym]

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

[@JonVonD]

@@andonym köszönöm :)

[@loveharrydaily]

Is there Easy Swedish? I'd like to see that.

[@jaygee4345]

1:23 as a Chicagoan I can't imagine traveling here all the way from Hungary for vegetarian food, almost all the food that Chicago is known for involves meat🤣 I hope he enjoyed his visit nonetheless.

[@mehmetkgil4789]

i am curious about languages and as a native turkish speaker it sounds like persian to me and there are much -ek and -ak sufficient i heard it. and i like its sound

[@tucosalamanca5921]

Ne yalan söyleyeyim bana da aynı Farsça gibi geldi

[@MapsCharts]

The -k is the mark of plural

[@limbalagames3005]

thank u so much, please more if possible, just tooo beautiful

[@yessyyulia9661]

almost everyone said it's hardest language.. but out of no where i heard my country was mentioned.. she'd like come to Indonesia.. 😊

[@mansourq.689]

Sounds like Farsi, soft and melodic to the ear.

[@A.A_xv]

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

[@slovino5118]

I love the Tokelau guy :D somewhere between New Zealand and Americas lol

[@26blanco]

Very good language

[@danielechebarria8733]

She's easy on the eyes. That's about the only thing easy with this video.

[@raufrzayev9994]

A Dutch speaking Hungarian

[@Mediaflashmob]

I'm a Russian native speaker and i can't understand a single word here, although I normally get the neighbor languages like Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatian and even Romanian a bit.

[@johnabruzzi2015]

It sounds like Turkish

[@aliyyekara6135]

It sounda so interesting, like a kind of mixture of Persian, Swedish and Turkish 😂

[@bogdanmihai756]

Hello from Romania

[@zdenovakerman2179]

hello everyone, can anyone recommend me some good hungarian text book to learn from?

[@altf4218]

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.

[@MapsCharts]

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

[@aaabee5440]

My first language Finnish is related to Hungarian, still I do not understand anything. There are a few words that are about the same but its not helping.

[@marcinsznn]

Unfortunately there are some similarities in grammar only.

[@eliasnjetski1146]

As a Swede some sounds are actually pretty similar sometimes but I cannot understand it. It's related to Estonian, Finnish, Sami, Khanty etc...

[@golden_smaug]

What happened to this series ? Magyar is so beautiful

[@MrSkribanto]

Mi studas la hungaran lingvon tiumomente. Gxi estas tre interesa lingvo miaopinie.

[@boomrang9503]

I want easy Brazilian and more German,plus Easy Arabic but the Syrian accent thank you in advance!!!

[@boomrang9503]

***** 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 ;))

[@miriami7]

Life is too short to learn Hungarian :)

[@leroyurocyon]

This language is very different from the rest of the languages of Europe along with Turkish and Basque.

[@ramyelshimry79]

The paradise on the earth

[@pandryf3978]

3:53 only Polish people will understand what I found there xDD

[@rnanerd6505]

Great videos thank you, I’m learning Hungarian and the subtitles are really helpful, just wondering if you could slow down the speed a little bit so that I can refer to the subtitles a bit more before the next phrase :)

[@easylanguages]

Hi! If you want, you may slow down the speed of the video. Hover your mouse in the center of the playing video and click on the Settings icon, which resembles a gear. In the menu, scroll to find Playback speed and click it. KZbin gives you eight options for playback speed. :)

[@ATampada]

Error in the title: There is no such thing as an "Easy Hungarian"...

[@Richard_Gonda]

loooool yep

[@MapsCharts]

It's not the hardest language ever lol

[@mileshoney9818]

szuper, köszönöm szépen! de hol lehet találni azok a vlogs?

[@burnier10]

The guy who wants to live in Tokelau 😂😂😂

[@FionaShrek-100]

Did you know I speak Hungarian my grandma does and my mom and from there it’s so easy guess what I learned English that’s why I speak English now

[@christianlieb4761]

Nagyon szép a lány!

[@stopandaid6298]

And what would be the difference between szeretsz and szereted? Tudom , hogy szeretsz- does this mean " i know you like me or love me? Wow this language is awesome and pretty hard also

[@molylepke9522]

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

[@kevinszabo6936]

@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.

[@barbarazsiros8263]

yeeeyyy !! at last ! :)

[@genodymos_ant]

Hogy hova utazna szivesen? Szeretnék Görögországba utazni. Szeretnék meglátogatni Rodosz szigetét.

[@HouseOfGadLibrary]

Hungerian nd finnish language stems from sumerian language right?

[@tommeiner9983]

no

[@classicforever1]

Finally they did Easy Hungarian :D

[@erdemylmaz6948]

it took 3 days to watch to all video . i wrote down 7 page notes

[@deborahloisjoy99]

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

[@erdemylmaz6948]

@@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

[@karikaradicska309]

Dejó olvasni mi a vélemény másoknak az anyanyelvünkről. 😀 Tuti vicces más nemzetiségnek hallani 🇭🇺

[@MapsCharts]

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

[@dared7894]

I fall in love with the interviewer. :)

[@hugoborder555]

This language sounds so beautiful, unfortunately I don't have time to learn it properly... :(

[@transformersfan640]

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

[@erindavis3136]

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

[@johnlocke1289]

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

[@jagdeeshsingh7758]

Super👌

[@endlessdreamkitchen]

🥰🥰💙💙👍👍

[@wydadiyoun]

Sounds like Persian to me

[@versa72]

god thanks me too....

[@tx-nana]

cuman 😅.

[@Freebo666]

I'm nicely surprised Hungarian sounds so familiarity. It's pronunciation so near to German and Slavic languages. In my own opinion I say so.

[@szoszk]

+Freebo666 In theory those languages have nothing to do with each other.

[@danielroberts3282]

Hungarian is a very phonetic language!

[@Heizler]

+szoszk Hungarian language is part of the Finno-Ugric family, together with Finnish and Estonian, however the Finnic and Ugric branches separated about 4000 or 5000 years ago and since those times these languages have no impact on each other due to geographic distance. (Compare it with Germanic languages separating 2500 years ago, and continously having impact on each other, or Latin languages separating 1500 years ago and continously having impact on each other, or Slavic languages, etc. ...) There are about 200 words with common Finno-Ugric roots (mostly not recognizable for the speakers of the other language, but proven by linguists). And the grammar is also surprisingly similar. (Note that our grammar is also surprisingly similar to the Altaic languages like Turkish, Tatar which supposes that some thousand years ago all these languages must have had common ancestors. Some linguists speak about an Ural-Altaic language group to which Hungarian, Finnish, Turkish, Tatar, Estonian, etc. languages belong. However there are no word roots as proof, only the similar grammar.) On the other hand we have picked up some Slavic and Germanic accent and words in the previous 1000 years due to living together with German speaking and Slavic speaking nations (Austrian Empire, Hungarian Kingdom, with large ethnic Slavic groups like Slovakians, Croatians, Serbians, Ruthens, etc.). Today we have much more German, Slavic and Latin vocabulary (and English most recently) than the common Finno-Ugric vocabulary. What we still obviously have common with Finnish, Estonian, Turkish, Tatar etc. is the grammar, on which there was no Germanic, Slavic or Latin impact. So I can say that if a speaker of a Finnic or a Turkic language wants to learn Hungarian then they'll have to learn the same amount of new words as others, but the grammar will be very familiar and thus easier for them.

[@petarpetrovic294]

Comparing to Serbian, almost all consonants are same, but most of people are struggling to pronounce your vowels (umlauts), because we have only 5 vowel sounds.

[@Wisdopia-coolness]

The only reason people say Hungarian is hard is because the vocabulary is different to other European languages, but is not that hard you learn it the same way you learn any other European language.

[@elixorvideos]

It’s very soft on the ears, but it looks like a keyboard malfunction as the language was being typed out haha

[@legendary_igel_master]

man my grandma is hungarian, now I regret not growing up bilingually

[@irynabondarenko610]

finnish,please. I hope for finnish series