Hungarian verbs with prefixes (be-, ki-, le-, fel)

In this video you can learn the meaning of some prefixes and how to use them. Learn verbs like felkel (get up), felöltözik (get dressed) or leül (sit down). The best if you also do it while learning.

[@개혁자-k5d]

Very useful and straight forward. Thank you!

[@julianagy4664]

A magyar nyelvben vannak az igekotok ezeka következők fel le be ki át még el össze vissza szét. Ezek az igekotok változtatják meg a mondanivaló lényegét

[@OmarGaba964]

Koszönöm

[@KOVA1]

Behozom? I'm bringing back? 1:13

[@hungarido]

yes, the translation of 'be' is in(to), but in this example I didn't mention where I am bringing in, but from where and that's why I thought that translation better.

[@gf4453]

Too fast.

[@marcius7308]

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[@guanyinping8428]

Köszönöm szépen for the shorts. Might've been confused by the different between vissza and be-. Could you or someone explain it to me :(

[@Csatadi]

Vissza: back to the place the thing (or person) was originally. Be: into an enclosed place, typically into a room, building, but even into a cave.

[@LaszloVondracsek]

Szuper, de hol van "meg-"?

[@mateuszczarnota95]

I swear I couldn't focus on the verbs at all. I wonder why 🥵

[@boxboi245]

You need help

[@dailydoseofshtposts6891]

Finding some1 attractive is natural process u dum dum​@@boxboi245

[@Saturnion1]

I wonder why...

[@suzuyahaise401]

Gross