Basic Hungarian Phrases - #3

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Continuing on the Basic Hungarian Phrases series in today's lesson I'll teach you some cool words about love, romance, making compliments etc.
Have you seen my previous videos?
Basic Hungarian Phrases - #2
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Basic Hungarian Phrases - #1
• Basic Hungarian Phrases
Traveling to Hungary? Wanna know how to greet people and say thank you? I'll teach you the very basic phrases you just gotta keep practicing and collect the compliments when you're in Hungary. :-)
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[@MrLeopodstanicky]

Köszi Eszti, Leo vagyok. Gyönyörü vagy.

[@abdullahjaved786]

Said Csinos vagy to my magyar feleseg and got so many smiles in return.... love it :D

[@gellertzsoltkiss6259]

Abdullah Javed "csinos" (cheenosh) means mostly, : you have a curvy (nice) body!

[@szabozsuliett8744]

why fo you have a hungarian eife

[@aidanlehane6280]

best Hungarian teacher on KZbin

[@gellertzsoltkiss6259]

Just for helping... also Eszti! :) In my view the "gy" sound reminds me, or is similar to the english words : DUring, DUke, AnDREW, MountainDEW,

[@Wanna.Wander]

I’m so excited! I think I’m finally taking it to the next level💜💜

[@adventures_in_eating_]

Thank you Eszter!!! Your videos are great and I love the explanations!

[@clairet188]

Loved this!!! I know nothing, complete beginner. and I love this !!!

[@dodolagogo]

I find it very helpful when you explain the different sounds within the words. Thank you.

[@andreeasorina4809]

Köszönöm szépen Eszti, this is really helpful ❤️

[@seredyya]

I wish you made more videos. They are so helpful

[@JoseGarcia-wc1rn]

Eszty: Gyönyörú vagy és te nagyon szimpatikus !!!

[@lourosal2993]

Thanks a lot Miss Eszter... I love the way you teach... makes your difficult language easy to learn... Please, don't get bored doing it for everyone, like me, - who wants to learn how to speak Hungarian... Two thumbs up, for your efforts and dedication too......

[@ALVHUN]

I've watched a few of your videos. You are doing a great job!

[@sylviacsaszar6064]

Thank you for your great videos they have helped me so much

[@ewelinagrygier-musicandeth4095]

Many thanks for this video (and the previous too); the way you explain hungarian is excellent! Thanks a lot! Will try to practise some of hungarian tomorrow in Budapest ;)

[@josuecid2610]

Szia! Thanks for your videos, they are very helpful. I am from México and had the chance to live for almost a month in Pécs, Hungary. I really enjoyed that trip and want to be there again, and put in practice all those expressions xD.

[@leatherdolphin]

Hello! This is the third video today! Thats enough for today! I will practise all the phrases you have given me and progress later.I am enjoying the course so far,Thank you

[@rickysanchez8709]

I like the idea of your language having two forms to for the word "love"

[@catfontoura]

I loved your classes!!!

[@karenburleson1646]

I wish I had watched your videos before I visited my family in Hungary in May of 2017. Especially, those that live in the countryside in Monaj. Hopefully going back in 2020 & will impress everyone!!!

[@wangeshiwambua1068]

I must say your channel has helped me improve my Hungarian skills. Thank you

[@ahmedshaker4798]

very beautiful.your voice is so clear.continue to upload vedios please.

[@renatasanta2710]

Nagyon hasznos videókat kèszítesz! Mindig nagyon várom az új videókat! :-) csak így tovább!

[@ritalentz2288]

You are so cute! Growing up here as an American kid and having Hungarian as my first language, it's been second nature, and I've tried for years to have my friends learn how to say certain words and it's futile... But fun for me! Thank you. I love this!

[@WD-sr8qz]

great video, my favorite of the 4 !

[@airborne_12v]

This is awesome being a Hungarian first born in Canada my parents never taught the home language to me I picked a few words and phrases but I had no idea how challenging it can be. Thank you one day I will travel to Budapest and Koszeg

[@palanthis]

Csinos vagy!!!! Love these videos!

[@bashag5477]

THANK you. pLEASE CONTINUE MAKING VIDEOS JUST LIKE THIS :) :) :)

[@elzorroaristocratico2773]

köszönöm :D thanks you for videos , really very very good your videos , are help me much . Please Continue lesson the hungarian .

[@patrickc3936]

You are very good at this thank you.

[@deabirgittehansen6436]

Szia! I really love your videos with basic Hungarian phrases. I am from Denmark and I am very interested in foreign languages, including Hungarian, (absolute beginner) which I find interesting because it is so different from the other languages I study. I very much hope that you will continue to make new videos.

[@kuldipkauldar7259]

Thank you very much, very helpful to perfect my broken HungarIan and good way to revise. Keep up the good work.

[@VincenzoCarlino]

Thank you for this video! :) very useful!

[@donkoler6678]

lovely profesional work

[@reynanmagapi6993]

I learn a lot from you G! Thankyou :)

[@andrewfurb]

I am of Hungarian descent. My grandparents came to the U.S. in 1909 and 1910 settled in Trenton, NJ. My father was born in 1918. He died in 2009 at the age of 92. He was raised by his uncle, Nicholas Horvath. My dad used to visit him in Trenton every Sunday and they only spoke Hungarian. I never had an opportunity to learn, but during my career I learned Russian, Ukrainian, Indonesian, Thai, and Tagalog. So I have an ear for languages. My son and I are traveling to Hungary this summer and one trip outside Budapest is to Heves megye, where my grandfather was born in 1892, and to Biel in Solvakia, where my grandmother was born in 1895. I would really like to learn as much Hungarian as I can. I've found your You Tube videos very useful. I live in southeast Connecticut and would like to find someone to give me personal lessons. Thanks for your videos.

[@coyotelong4349]

Azt hiszem, ez teszi sok értelme, hogy a magyar két szó a szerelem, mert ott tényleg két részre oszthatók. Ez nagyon hasznos, és segíthet megelőzni zavart!

[@christinecaurant5405]

Gyönyörú vagy Eszter, pour les français the "e" and "u" as well as the " gy " in merveilleux are welcome sounds. Thanks and excellent videos

[@jacobigates]

You are GREAT! and if I could leave a voice comment I would tell you "your beautiful" as I would practice for you ;) keep the video's coming this is best explaining of these terms I have seen or heard so far, very helpful to us foreigners....

[@alexn6489]

Thanks a lot! from Latvia)

[@stephboldron]

Jo estet, Eszter! We are enjoying your videos on learning basic Hungarian phrases. However, the answers to them would be useful as well. What about useful Hungarianwords/phrases for English speaking house hunters in Hungary, such as words for bedroom, sitting/living room/bathroom etc. Many thanks. Koszonom.

[@quinnhouse4379]

Hi Eszterrrr!!! I'm eating fudge! So I found the only word that has the hogy DG sound!! Xxx

[@innalutsenko3275]

Dear Eszter... could u please do one more video like this one? .. My boyfriend from Hungary... and I would like to surprise him) thank u) u looks great!!!) it can be anykind of words or short sentence

[@Watheq4u]

Thank you, köszönöm!! :-))

[@47represent]

Keep the videos coming please ha I'm going to Budapest to meet my girlfriends family next year and every little helps =p

[@andreag2370]

i love your videos, here in México we also have 2 words to say or use love , so is more easy for me jajja thnks for that, also the "ny" for you, sounds like the letter "ñ" for us :3

[@emiliemumby546]

so theres this girl i really like and she come from hungary, and i really want to impress her and learn more... please post more!!! :)

[@yuliiababinets]

Thank you 🥰

[@lukewhite671]

cheers eszter might be taking a hungarian girl out soon ☺ very thoughtful video! nice language too ☺

[@andersojj]

Szia Eszter, orulok hogy tolal kustung. Your videos are really helpful and I just wanted to help you with something. For BRITISH people learning Hungarian, a good example for the sound in Vagy would be the sound in Dew (like on the grass early in the morning) In English we pronounce this as Dyew (Americans would pronounce it as Dew) I hope this helps, as English people from Britain will find this sound comparison very helpful. Vizlat :-)

[@vikipanczel7296]

wow! na vegre van valaki, akinek a videojaval eltudok magyarazni dolgokat az amerikai barataimnak. haha! koszi Eszter :)

[@petertahoe]

Good video. You speak English very well and I am learning Hungarian from you. Koszi! One thing: in the annotation at 5:09, it should be "lighting". Please keep making videos

[@luisgonzalez3304]

The NY is Ñ is Spanish, GN in Italian and French or NH in Portuguese. Same sound. Btw, thank you for your videos, Eszter. Magyar nyelv is a very interesting language 🥰

[@aries-melodynova7414]

My language is quite similar when you say things, so it's easy for me to say the ö, gy , sz However in my language we say SZ normally not like in Hungarian like a S Thank you for the great lessons :)

[@dayalkumar2319]

superb

[@campkelvin]

Thanks. Been using Duolingo and Hungarian101pod, but your prononciation tips are very useful. It would be nice to have some more examples with similar vowels, like gjönyörü (with commas). For example, the difference between vowels with double dots and double commas. Does the double comma simply mean a double dots that's pronounced longer ?

[@ronaldogonzalez678]

Hi, very good videos...You do know how to take the appropriate time in between sounds and also how you translate each phrase...Not important though, just FYI, Spanish also has 2 words for 'love' (Te quiero & te amo)

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Köszönöm.

[@danilock]

nice thanks

[@Polkadotchernella]

Find your videos very helpful because I would like to learn a bit of Hungarian so I can understand my boyfriends family :) be great if you could make more videos

[@audreywood5548]

We have a Hungarian girl playing in out township game. Is there anyway we can type out message & she will understand. (If it could come up in her language) Can we type in English & her answer will come to her in hungarian) her's would come back in English? We have several languages on our game that works that way but not Hungarian. It would make it so much better for her & the rest of us.

[@doniafaroun1]

Could u continue more videos please

[@user-kr4gd7ee7e]

Szia! I'd like to tell you that I'm impressed by the fact that you use 2 words to express "love", because we use 2 words in Greek too!! I thought that we were the only nation... Αγάπη & έρωτας... The first represent something deeper, such as the love for the family and the second is referred to passion and crush... That's all folks!!! ^_^ Köszönöm!

[@gellertzsoltkiss6259]

Αγάπη Παπ We also know the terminology of Agapé.. Agapé szeretet :)

[@gellertzsoltkiss6259]

Αγάπη Παπ erotic.. we have Erotikus... more close to sexual attraction... Szeretet loving a family member, friend ... Szerelem the deeply love.. But!!When we want to tell our girlfriend that we love her.. we say :"SzereTlek" = I love you.. or "SzereLMes vagyok beléd" = I am in Love with you!

[@nataliyavdovytska6149]

Hello everyone!It's interesting fact regarding word LOVE.I'm Ukrainian and since I was a child I thought that Ukrainian language is the only one with two meanings of word LOVE!We have a word "Любов" it's like in Hungarian "Szeretet" and "Кохання" like "Szerelem".So as I see we are not alone)))!!!

[@bashag5477]

I think there are about a dozen ways to say love in french..of course hah

[@emmamemma4162]

Spanish also has two words, querer is for love of friends and family and amar for romantic love.

[@rizwanmumtaz6920]

Hey Eszti. Please make more videos ........particularity one for complete Hungarian Alphabets.

[@gellertzsoltkiss6259]

Rizwan Mumtaz If you wish I made a comment with the full alphabet, see upside in the comments)

[@beasheerhan4482]

Great video, Dear Eszter! . You asked for suggestions? Please make a video that shows how to argue with your wife in Hungarian, and include the things that she is likely to say, such as ... oh ... 'You're not right' (insane) 'You just think you know what is what', and 'Who made you so high and mighty? 'If you ain't careful, you can pack your bags and leave!' 'You and whose army is gonna make me!' Etc, etc.... :)))

[@dianapohe]

In Italian we have the same distinction between love from friends/family (ti voglio bene) land romantic love (ti amo) 🥰 I like this peculiarity as well

[@revaherison7711]

Now 1 years ,i am working and live in hungary, every day i am learning magyarosak, ohh my god,for me no easy😅

[@jaivercastillo7394]

me gusta la manera de explcar...

[@The1982Eris]

please make more videos please!!!!!!

[@earthlingcarl3179]

Imadlak.

[@austinbartose6527]

Nagyon tetszel nekem 😜

[@cegledylea1995]

Szia! Ha még csinálsz részeket arra gondoltam ,hogy annak aki nem tud magyarul annak sokat segítene ha az Ó Ő Ö Ú Ű Ü É Á Í magánhangzókat elmagyaráznád. Tudom párat elmondtál de jó lenne ezeket összegyűjteni! :)

[@kispangit3912]

+Ceglédy Mohna Keep repeating "ÁRVÍZTŰRŐ TÜKÖRFÚRÓGÉP" This concoction actually makes sense ('a flood-proof mirror boring machine') and contains all umlauts. This expression is used to test screens/printers - do they display/print accent marks correctly?

[@raniercabrero8453]

koszonom

[@SD-co9xe]

We are on the floor laughing whenever I try teaching my husband Hungarian pronunciation.

[@PinoccioRomeo]

Can You explane something about chess in Hungarian Language?

[@bigrobbyd.6805]

These are great videos! Thank you for posting them. Just a note on the "gy" in Humgarian: it's what linguists call a voiced palatal plosive, which we really don't ever use in English, that I know of. This means that the back of the tongue touches further forward in the mouth than with a regular English "g". One way to practice it is to try to say "guh" but slide the tongue forward a little bit. It makes it sound more like a cross between "guh" and "yuh".

[@luishernandez1795]

more videos please sweet lady

[@xandersmith5559]

I really struggle pronouncing vogy, find it a bit easier now though when I see "hogy vogy" I read it as "hoyg voyg" and seems to sound a bit more like it's supposed to when I say it like that I hope.

[@erinmarsh505]

I have a question, my boyfriend told me that you can say szeretlek? not sure if I spelt it right but yeah he told me that ☺

[@annsmith9825]

aweee that means I love you, volim te, nem? :D

[@bashag5477]

What is the difference between nag yon tetszel nekem, and en kedvellek teged?

[@jazz4asahel]

In English I say, Eszter, you look nice.

[@louisromao7183]

'ny' is Spanish 'ñ' sound, like in the word jalapeño.

[@sonyaoster1]

So this whole time my last name- chohany, (maiden name), is pronounced chohan-ya? Ive heard the y was added after my great grandparents came to america but maybe its just not supposed to be prounced?

[@amousdaamoo2505]

what about for the ladies to the guys? needed thanks.

[@emmamemma4162]

Hungarian language has no grammatical gender, so it's the same for men and women.

[@dodolagogo]

Hi Eszti Please could you tell me how to say I love you to my boy friend and how you might say I love it about an event or thing. Thank you :D

[@szeberenyigreti5362]

I love you = Szeretlek

[@dodolagogo]

Thank you :-)

[@zsanata97]

+Donna Hatchell I love it can be imádom or nagyon tetszik. :)

[@gellertzsoltkiss6259]

I love you = Szeretlek.m... I am in love with you = Szerelmes vagyok beled.. I like very much that thing or show: szeretem, imádom..

[@andrei4572]

i am from germany and i really want to learn hungarian cause i like a girl that is from hungarian . any advice ?

[@Protagorasz]

Gyimóthy Gábor, Firenze 1984. X. 12. Nyelvlecke Egyik olaszóra sodrán, Ím a kérdés felmerült: Hogy milyen nyelv ez a magyar, Európába hogy került? Elmeséltem, ahogy tudtam, Mire képes a magyar. Elmondtam, hogy sok, sok rag van, S hogy némelyik mit takar, És a szókincsben mi rejlik, A rengeteg árnyalat, Példaként vegyük csak itt: Ember, állat hogy halad? Elmondtam, hogy mikor járunk, Mikor mondom, hogy megyek. Részeg, hogy dülöngél nálunk, S milyen, ha csak lépdelek. Miért mondom, hogy botorkál Gyalogol, vagy kódorog, S a sétáló szerelmes pár, Miért éppen andalog? A vaddisznó, hogy ha rohan, Nem üget, de csörtet - és Bár alakra majdnem olyan Miért más a törtetés? Mondtam volna még azt is hát, Aki fut, miért nem lohol? Miért nem vág, ki mezőn átvág, De tán vágtat valahol. Aki tipeg, miért nem libeg, S ez épp úgy nem lebegés, -- Minthogy nem csak sánta biceg, S hebegés nem rebegés! Mit tesz a ló, ha poroszkál, Vagy pedig, ha vágtázik? És a kuvasz, ha somfordál, Avagy akár bóklászik. Lábát szedi, a ki kitér, A riadt őz elszökell. Nem ront be az, aki betér . . . Más nyelven, hogy mondjam el? Jó lett volna szemléltetni, Botladozó, mint halad, Avagy milyen őgyelegni? Egy szó - egy kép - egy zamat! Aki „slattyog”, miért nem „lófrál”? Száguldó hová szalad? Ki vánszorog, miért nem kószál? S aki kullog, hol marad? Bandukoló miért nem baktat? És ha motyog, mit kotyog, Aki koslat, avagy kaptat, Avagy császkál és totyog? Nem csak árnyék, aki suhan, S nem csak a jármű robog, Nem csak az áradat rohan, S nem csak a kocsi kocog. Aki cselleng, nem csatangol, Ki „beslisszol” elinal, Nem „battyog” az, ki bitangol, Ha mégis: a mese csal! Hogy a kutya lopakodik, Sompolyog, majd meglapul, S ha ráförmedsz, elkotródik. Hogy mondjam ezt olaszul? Másik, erre settenkedik, Sündörög, majd elterül. Ráripakodsz, elódalog, Hogy mondjam ezt németül? Egy csavargó itt kóborol, Lézeng, ődöng, csavarog, Lődörög, majd elvándorol, S többé már nem zavarog. Ám egy másik itt tekereg, -- Elárulja kósza nesz - Itt kóvályog, itt ténfereg. . . Franciául, hogy van ez? S hogy a tömeg miért özönlik, Mikor tódul, vagy vonul, Vagy hömpölyög, s még sem ömlik, Hogy mondjam ezt angolul? Aki surran, miért nem oson, Vagy miért nem lépeget? Mindezt csak magyarul tudom, S tán csak magyarul lehet. . .! Forrás: Transylvania, 40 évf. 2. szám.

[@worldexplorer8226]

In Armenian also SZER-LOVE and SZERELEM-I LOVED::))))))))))))))))))))))))))

[@paulinacastaneda4005]

Hi Ezti, I love your videos! they are very helpful, I am moving to Hungary in 2 and half months, and my boyfriend was teasing me if I learnt to say diamond engagement ring in Hungarian he would marry me...I like challenges and this is a nice one...I think i pronounce it perfectly but I have no one that could tell me if its right or not (except my boyfriend) could you help me? thank you!!!

[@papapok13]

+Paulina Castaneda If yor word is 'gyémánt eljegyzési gyűrű' than, probably this'll be good too: translate.google.hu/#hu/en/gy%C3%A9m%C3%A1nt%20eljegyz%C3%A9si%20gy%C5%B1r%C5%B1 despite being "google-translate", it is a rather realistic pronunciation.

[@MrAxe802]

+Paulina Castaneda :-) gyémánt gyűrű... your boyfriend is mean :-)

[@paulinacastaneda4005]

I know he is mean! Jajajajaja the problem is that according to me i pronounce it well, but i have no one else that's objective enough to tell me if its well pronunced or not jajajaja

[@louisromao7183]

English word "judge" may explain the hungarian 'gy'.

[@terrybenson3509]

If I was single and young I would use these phrases. So I will absorb the pronunciation. Also you are "Gyonyoru vagy" (my keyboard does not have the dot and commas) I will say this to my wife and daughter in law.

[@TheComputerqueen]

yes it is good but I need the name of places

[@pablosuva3123]

We need Hungarian girls like you in Australia 😉

[@SanMarcoTerrace1]

When I go to Budapest in a few months, I'm gonna be a real ladies man!

[@michaelpapp9453]

És gyönyörü vagy is fiatal holgy😉😊

[@witekd.1021]

And what about "szeretlek"?

[@Robbie090]

-Mit csinálsz haver? -Épp a kocsimat SZERELEM .

[@nandi9071]

Ny is pronounced like nj in croatian :)

[@tamaspolgar880]

A "gy"-t az angolok talán az angol "Duke" szóban mondják ki legjobban véleményem szerint!

[@annieleonhart9318]

Today I found out that I am partialy Hungarian!!!!😀😀😱😱

[@Angell_Lee]

@UCHaLzjSLiIBpr9iaQ6BuuPA csinos vagy!