Learn the Top 10 Hungarian Questions You Should Know

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[@teacherbrenda2831]

I'm in Slovakia in the border with Austria and Hungary so everybody speak Hungarian here and that's why I'm learning, this is super useful, thanks!

[@Canyoutakemebackwhereicamefrom]

I speak Spanish my husband speaks Hungarian. We are trying to learn each other's language. It is not easy! Lucky we both speak English.

[@teacherbrenda2831]

I absolutely get, my boyfriend speaks Hungarian, we are in Slovakia it's super difficult, i barely understand his family...

[@stemurray9847]

I've been to Budapest 2 weeks ago & we just love the place, we are going back next September & I'm hoping to be able to have learnt a good bit of Hungarian by then :-)

[@robertgroulx7433]

thank you lena

[@michaelohalloran5332]

Thanks

[@miriamperez9803]

Gracias

[@rodig.850]

Ahh köszönom a videót most minden nap tanulok magyarul... és nagyon szép vagy! érzed fogok budapesten élni xd hah

[@keeyalion9147]

Thanks Madam

[@MarcosVinicius-ze4ek]

Köszönöm!!!!

[@ghofranalasfar3297]

Köszönöm szépen! Nagyon jó volt.

[@miriamperez9803]

thank you

[@ammouchedjouman2478]

koszonom szep :) , nagyon szeretem

[@VulgarBearSteak]

I've been studying for about 2 months online now, and one thing I'm stuck on is how to pronounce the "gy" sound, especially like in "hogy vagy" any tips on that?

[@momo-kg5fr]

VulgarBearSteak try to say during it sounds similar to gy

[@maddyg3208]

Rather than like a dominant English soft "g" I suggest you pronounce "gy" like a combined light "d" and "j". It's hard though.

[@oliverd1469]

That's easy. According to the International Phonetic Alphabet, a phonetic notation for the Hungarian letter ''Gy'' is the phoneme /ɟ/. This phoneme /ɟ/ (Voiced palatal stop), represents a different sound, and should not to be mixed up with the phoneme [dʒ], which represents the English letters "J", and sometimes "G". The Hungarian "Gy" sound which is represented by the phoneme /ɟ/, can be found in Slavic languages as well. For example in Macedonian language it is the letter "Ѓ", in Serbian language the letter "ђ", in Russian - the letter Г when palatalized (when precedes a Soft vowel) and so on... I`m a Slavic speaking guy, and in Hungarian language I found little confusing the pronunciation of the vowels, especially the vowels E and É ...

[@rebeccacummins1647]

@@oliverd1469 I agree

[@bambinoboqueroni2986]

It's impossible 🤣🤣🤣

[@CharlyAlemania]

you are so pretty Lena

[@JaspreetChauhan999]

Jol jol

[@nadinehedwig3314]

Születésnapom Október másodikán is van :D

[@georgscirovicza5940]

Szuper tanárnő :D

[@kockacerny5291]

Thank you beauty lady !!

[@MrSnobby24]

I hope the second of October is not your birthday Lena. Please don't be a Libra!

[@salahjurusan9288]

Too fast