The sounds of the Hungarian alphabet

This video will help you master all the sounds of Hungarian.
Note: these are not the names of the letters but how they are actually pronounced.
Also check out this one on pronunciation:
• Hungarian pronunciatio...
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[@codinglife8615]

It's 10 pm and I'm watching a Hungarian alphabet pronunciation video even though I'm hungarian

[@ananecka6682]

you're lucky that you were born there and acquire this such a difficult and cool language without struggle. 😁😂 kisses from pl, from hungarian first grade student ☺️🙄

[@codinglife8615]

@@ananecka6682 aww youre so nice thanks

[@animeclips_tv537]

I'm from Hungary too its just l don't know how to say the o ò ő ö and u ù ü ű or read hungariqn because l live in England for 7 years

[@GoogleAccount-pi9ct]

Same

[@carolseidl6978]

That does not put a complete newcomer's mind at ease. 😁 Hopefully, you agree with all of the pronunciations.

[@caroltaylor3497]

am learning Hungarian prior to a trip to Budapest in March. Really useful and what a fascinating language!

[@hungariantutor]

Fascinating indeed ;) Thanks.

[@حسامبلفقيه-ش9س]

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[@ovenhandles]

fascinating... *W H E E Z E*

[@VickieS-jp8nm]

I have Hungarian roots and having reached certain age I decided to give Hungarian a try. So far, this language is not like any other language that I have ever studied. Thank you for this video! It is very helpful! And congrats on being promoted by Duolingo!

[@ernestogiovani1296]

Nice comment. i moved to hungary, and im hungarianizing, or magyarizing if you prefer. The language learning is nothing at all as i expected for many reasons, but very satisfactory.

[@sgg17003]

​@@ernestogiovani1296 In what ways do you mean?

[@chrysalis558]

Thank You for the lesson. I grew up hearing the Hungarian language all my life and now i am finally putting some effort into learning to speak it, even if not comfortably fluent

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks. Good luck with your studies. And tune in for more videos.

[@chrysalis558]

I will... köszönöm!

[@حسامبلفقيه-ش9س]

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[@rivcaehildebrandt9465]

This video helped me to clarify the difference between the vowels in Hungarian. It's always a difficult topic for me.

[@dorinmotz6673]

Thank you very much for this first lesson in Hungarian. I came to America in the seventies, having been born in Arad, Romania. I regret that I did not learn Hungarian as a child, but I am familiar with the sounds of Hungarian As a retiree from the Voice of America, with plenty of time on my hands, I decided to relearn this beautiful language (about half of Arad's inhabitants speak Hungarian as their mother tongue. So, here I go about learning this exiting language!

[@gokberk5555]

this ö and ü sounds are really beautiful

[@servantofaeie1569]

they are also in German and Turkish with the same pronunciations!

[@amppari_234]

Also in Finnish but ü is written y.

[@i_love_crpg]

Theres nothing better than a bald guy teaching you a mysterious language. Subscribed!

[@wtfisthat8973]

I don't know if this will be seen, but thank you for this video. My great grandpa has Dementia, and is estimated to revert back to Hungarian within the next two years. And, A few of my family members (including myself) just said that we have to learn for his sake. So this video helped a lot! Thank you!

[@fightingcarp]

After watching this dozens of times, and hearing more Hungarians speak English, I’ve come to appreciate how good his English pronunciation is.

[@clevermanbosnian6632]

I am trying to learn Hungarian as much as possible. I admit, the language is very demanding. Thank you for your video!

[@Kat_ko_02]

What country are you from? There are more Hungarian classes being taught at TAFE and open university if you are interested.

[@clevermanbosnian6632]

@@Kat_ko_02, thank you Katerina for your suggestions. I am currently in Bosnia where I am living. A few weeks ago I visited Budapest, it was actually my first time in Hungary. Spontaneously I decided to learn Hungarian although I didn't know any word. I spent almost a month to learn some Hungarian by using internet (You Tube, Duolingo...) and I will continue.

[@demirdemirbag3194]

Finally figured them out thanks to you! Great video. Now I can start to pronounce the historical great Hungarians' names as I am reading my 600 page Hungarian history.

[@zazazipper9331]

This was very helpful thank you! For some words I wasnt sure how to pronounce them correctly. Reading the words normally helps me a lot but with some I was still not 100% sure. Knowing the letters and sounds of the individual letters helped me a lot. Please keep making videos with the lessons. I tried a language course 10 years ago and again 8 years ago and 7 years ago and 4 years ago and last year and I always get stuck. I used to have a few Hungarian people around me, it helped me so much to hear them talk amongst each other, but we lost contact and I always get stuck again. Your videos are exactly what I need to get to the next words and phrases

[@Dr.MaliQ79]

Hi Peter :) i am happy to see u again after more than 15 years ... i was ur student at alight house in szeged .... that time i was learning english :)

[@Wytchways13]

Thank you. I am trying to teach myself via Duolingo, so I really appreciate hearing the pronunciation. Koszonom, size.

[@OneOneThree-wl7ml]

Dear Hungarian Tutor, Thank you very much for your helpful videos! Thanks again!

[@nedahaghighisaber7728]

I find your video not just useful but also very wonderful! Can't believe that there is only one sound for each letter in your language. Really love it. Sounds great! :)

[@Kneskee]

I am from Serbia and my grandparents are hungarians so i can say part of me is Hungarian also so i was rly happy that your letters are pronounced same as ours . Some of them are written different but pronounce exactly the same . I just started learning and so far im so optimistic about this :)))

[@amazonpolyglot]

Hi there. I m from amazon Brazil. You re the most covenient tutor i found to begin this language. Thank you!

[@EternalEyeEntertain]

Thank you so much for this video. I married into a Hungarian family and went to Hungary this summer. I had so much trouble reading the signs and getting the right pronunciation. I 'm sure if I watch this on a daily basis, I'll get it right, the next time. Koszonom szepen.

[@music4ever1981]

Thank you for uploading this video. I'm also trying to learn Hungarian, and I appreciate any help I can get. It also is very helpful to me (and I'm sure to others who are also learning) that I can see how my mouth is supposed to be shaped when pronouncing the letters.

[@hungariantutor]

I'm glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching.

[@dismaleminence9662]

Köszönöm szépen! I needed this to help further my understanding my knowledge of Hungarian! The letters e and é along with ü and ű were really making my progression in the language really difficult, but this made things more clearer!

[@racheldufour55]

I lived in Hungary for two years when I was a baby but now I'm a senior in high school and I want to go back! Thanks for these videos because I want to learn enough Hungarian to speak to everyone I once knew. Any tips would be great!

[@hungariantutor]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@paris5410]

I want to learn Hungarian quite simply because it doesn’t come from Proto-Indo-European and that immediately fascinates me.

[@caballero3601]

Wait’ll you try Basque!

[@krisztianvezsenyi6863]

Sok sikert hozzá , hogy megtanuld a magyar nyelvet. Én magyar vagyok.szurkolok!

[@dcfunhouse]

Got to visit Budapest last year and loved it. Hope to get back for a longer visit this year and will see if I can pick up some of the language before then.

[@jackievedder1450]

I find it very useful thank you, I am hungarian and mexican decent and know my Mexican side but not one thing of my Hungarian. So I will learn to speak, learn traditions and hand down to my kids and grands here :)

[@hungariantutor]

That's very noble of you, good luck!

[@ПредрагНиколић]

Cool language ,same thing in Serbian language when you learn Serbian Vuk's ,,Ћирилица" ,letter which has its Latinic form made by Croat named Gaj , you can basically read anything ,language is same with very little difference (grammar is same) in Croatia ,Bosnia ,Montenegro ,Serbia (Macedonians have some letters in cyrilic that are not in use in SR but they are also pronounced one voice one letter,same with Slovenia ) .This is also present in German ,and it is kinda cool because you can say that you almost doesn't need teacher ,only good will .Again very cool language most people from here dream to visit Budapest and see all of Hungary's beauties.Great video ,szia.

[@joalexsg9741]

Kösz zsép for this! Crystal clear pronunciation! Greetings from Brazil

[@BowiesPH]

So I’m learning Hungarian so I can apply for citizenship. This video is helping me out so much! Thank you!!

[@mutiyangpilingbabae9207]

It's been three years now so how is it going?

[@miriaminverardi1260]

Thank you so much! I'm spending some time in Budapest this summer and I wanted at least to pronounce places right. I'm from Italy, so I have similar sounds, but you guys have a lot of sounds!

[@erveneno]

Thank you very much for having the dedication of doing this video, it's really helpful. I'll continue to learn Hungarian with the material you have. Thank you so much again. Szia!

[@hungariantutor]

Never thought people would find it so useful. Glad I can help. Good luck!

[@gillianosullivan53]

Szia! I am in Budapest and completely immersed in the language so this is really really helpful..... I have a long way to go but this is definitely a great start .... Would love to see any other tutorials that you have!

[@RobertoGroban]

Péter, köszönöm szépen for the video. It was actually the reason why I finally made my mind up to learn Hungarian. Wish you would come back with more videos!

[@LaszloVondracsek]

Super video for pronouncing of Hungarian words, for the beginning it is the best lesson!

[@jaemabry7569]

So.... it's pronounced BudapeSHt?

[@hungariantutor]

Exactly. S in HUngarian is always pronounced SH.

[@Debre.]

@Tommy Hopps The Hungarian a is almost identical to the (American) English o in rock, so he's sorta correct.

[@Debre.]

@Tommy Hopps That's not how you spell "correct".

[@Debre.]

@Tommy Hopps When did I say a and o were the same in Hungarian?

[@Cholbab]

I pronounce it "bu-da-pesht"

[@dabsmomos]

OMG! U re not going to believe 80% of pronunciation of Hungarian Letters is similar to Hindi alphabets. The moment I realize this I could actually guess the pronunciation. I'm so surprised! Love from India 😍

[@ihavenoidea2736]

Yeah, it's pretty easy to pronounce, except for a couple of weird letters, but Hindi has some also, i was out of breath when trying to pronounce chh and jh for example😂😂

[@infinite5795]

@@ihavenoidea2736 I think retroflex consonants might be most problematic for you, than these.

[@ihavenoidea2736]

@@infinite5795 yeah a bit hard

[@serenapopowich8084]

Good old proto-indo-european

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

No need to be surprised. The Hungarian language has a lot to do with the Dravidian languages. Although Hindi is not Dravidian, there is obviously an overlap.

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks for the comment. Really appreciate it. Any wishes for next video? ;)

[@libertagta6210]

You are right but B bé C cé Cs csé D dé Dz dzé Dzs dzsé F ef G gé Gy gy H há J jé K ká L el M em N en Ny eny P pé R er S es Szesz T té Ty tyé V vé Z zé Zs zsé But if they are in a word......your version is right

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks, I know, these are the names of the letters. I wanted to focus on the sounds themselves.

[@libertagta6210]

hungariantutor Oké, igaz :D

[@guillaumebouyssou7868]

so do we pronounce "hogy vagy" like this "hotdji vatdji"

[@flandorfferpeter7504]

But, pronounced as you did, sounds very strange for a Hungarian, and I don’t see the necessity of doing so. Pronouncing what you call the “names” of the letters they will sound exactly equal as used in speech, because, as you stated, Hungarian is a phonetic language and their letters sounds equal in any word, including in their “names”. In English there are differences between the pronunciation of the “names” of the letters and their pronunciation in different words, because English is not a phonetic language, and the same letter could sound differently depending of the word. This is the reason for the necessity of “names” for the letters in English, but this is not the case in Hungarian.

[@grahamewilson9976]

Grahame Wilson I am going on holiday soon to Budapest and have looked at several videos to learn a little of the language before i go your presentation is great and easier than the others to get a grip of the basic language i know i will not be anywhere close to being fluent but i like to try

[@collierladdie]

My wife and I will be in Hungary in September 2022. My opinion is that immersion into any culture begins with communication. I've been attempting to learn for the past 9 months with a focus on the alphabet basic greetings and numbers. Like you, there isn't an expectation of fluency. All the best with your efforts and above all else, have confidence in that effort!

[@grahamewilson9976]

@@collierladdie i thought spanish was hard but hungarian is a whole new level vislat Grahame

[@darrengorham667]

A very big 'koszonom' for helping me understand the particulars of the Magyar alphabet (I work with some Hungarians, and they have been trying to teach me Magyar for the last year, but it has been very hard.) This was shared by one of them to help me understand your alphabet a lot better. Ps, the music wasn't so bad either!

[@jannarogers]

This is the most useful vid I have watched yet. Will be practising reading in Budapest tomorrow. Thank you :)

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks. How did the practise go?

[@jannarogers]

Really well thank you. Apparently I have been speaking Hungarian in my sleep!

[@hungariantutor]

+Janna Rogers wow! Well done.

[@evanray57]

Hi Peter, Please would you recommence your teaching; I love your style and delivery… I married a beautiful Hungarian woman 14 months ago, so would be very useful to learn this language… Thank you 🤩👍

[@nest0nek0]

Thank you Peter! You always make me smile, the best Hungarian teacher on youtube! :) Koszi !

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks so much :)

[@حسامبلفقيه-ش9س]

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[@emberiguess]

Polish to hungarian Á = a Gy = dż

[@athellmeuz2049]

Sz = s S = sz

[@KitaKiyonori]

Actually this is an interesting fact: if you pair all the letters with their 'y counterparts', you can see how they are connected. For example you have to change the pronunciation of t to get ty in the exact same way as you have to alter n's to get ny. The only exception is gy, because it's pair isn't g, as the alphabet suggests, but d. So the fact that you use d as part of a combination to indicate gy makes much more sense 😄

[@KugleeKuglee]

@@KitaKiyonori much more sense if they use dy 😄 ż is like a soft Z and this letter is formed much further in the mouth than G. gy (or dy 😄) is instant follow from G or vice versa. Very simple: Y here is the softener formative and same rule on ny, ty. LY vs J is an interesting "animal". Now these two word has same pronunciation. Before XVI century people used L and a bit softer version L. This was the original LY (nobody use nowadays) . That time LY wasn't same as J but around XVI century the original LY pronunciation slowly died out and changed to J. That's why there are two same pronunciation latter in Hungarian language. This is always debate among linguistics about to delete LY from the alphabet. 😄

[@Perririri]

@@KugleeKugleeSo, the Treaty of Trianon should have removed *Ly* instead of *Erdély* ( Transylvania )! 😄

[@morganm4684]

Just now starting my Hungarian Language journey! Köszönöm szépen!

[@welsh88dutch]

Extremely helpful video! I'm glad that Hungarian is phonetic.

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks. Yeah, that's one of the few relatively straightforward aspects of Hungarian :)

[@حسامبلفقيه-ش9س]

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[@astercadence5845]

I swear, if Hungarian wasn't phonetic, I would probably give up on learning it!

[@southernguy29]

@@astercadence5845 I used to live in Hungary. Living there helped a lot. Hungarian is a difficult language, but it's learnable. I later lived in Taiwan, Mandarin is impossible!

[@joalexsg9741]

@@hungariantutor A real blessing, especially when one compares it to the insanity which goes in the spellings of Irish and Scottish languages, such beautiful languages but with utterly unfeasible spelligns, oh my. And people still try to argue it´s even better than the English system. That may be true in theory but in practice I don´t see that happen at all.

[@tamtaryba]

Köszönöm szépen! Your videos help me to prepare for my studies - in October I will start studies at the Hugarian language and culture department at the Univesity of Warsaw, Poland. Lengyel, magyar - két jó barát ;-)

[@mezga1704]

Lengyel testvér! Mindig együtt:))

[@حسامبلفقيه-ش9س]

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[@tinak6281]

i'm a beginner learner and i find it extremely useful. thank you very much!!!

[@anubisu1024]

Well I found that s-added alphabets mean to be post-alveolar sound. C [ts] to cs [tʃ], dz [dz] to dzs [dʒ], z [z] to zs [ʒ], and add z to s to make [s] sound, since single s sounds [ʃ]... It's not so confusing writing system! I heard that recently ancient (traditional) Hungarian alphabets, rovásírás are revived. Which system will survive in the future? Interesting!

[@hungariantutor]

Glad you found the logic in it :) Yes rovásírás has been revived although it's only a reconstructed version of the ancient writing. as far as I know.

[@MrCsicseri]

Mindkettő. Both.

[@servantofaeie1569]

dont call a letter an "alphabet"...

[@adreq3.05]

richness of sounds specially of consonants; very sensual alphabet:)

[@trevaush]

It is a funny coincidence that in the abc display above, the ..y consonents all group themselves one above the other, which makes an easy visual association.

[@Kxoe559]

It's not a coincidence! They are all palatal consonants, which don't have ways to be written in the roman alphabet so they are written with y in Hungarian

[@Venus-xj8bd]

Congrats you're promoted by Duolingo!

[@ilaydaocal3794]

thank you! learning from türkiye 🇹🇷 since ill be in Eger for university in two months 💗 im so excited to meet with hungary 😻

[@abilmut]

I will work in hungary for a few months ahead, nice vid for my preparation ☺️

[@SarahM-lw2gd]

Very helpful! Thanks. I watched this over and over and took notes, and now I have it memorized!

[@mohammadhasnain2581]

Learning from pakistan🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰.. Dont know why I love this language ❤😘😊

[@victorialeigh2726]

Probably that's why you love this language lol keep up the good work!

[@huzaifaaziz2197]

Surely a stipendium hungaricum scholarship applicant 😅

[@osemekeogorchukwu309]

Thanks. This really helped me to master the alphabets. It seemed so hard and impossible before

[@HazimEng]

this is my first step to Hungarian...you are very useful thank you

[@itwasmee]

Thank you for this great and fun video! Awesome ukulele-intro.

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks for the kind comment. I'm thinking of doing a Hungarian songs on the ukulele.

[@talonandgirlfriend8227]

Thank you. I’m American but have been craving to know how to say my patriarchal last name “Presinger” the right way for years. I want to say it right in honor of my ancestors. You have helped greatly. Thank you.

[@manglerizea]

Thank you really much for making this video! I enjoy a few Hungarian songs and I really wanted to know how to correctly read their lyrics, and now that you've shared this video with us I can do just that! ^ v ^

[@sushigoose_]

Watching this the night before my flute performance so I don't butcher Pál Járdányi's name

[@paolocristiano6848]

Thanks, I'am Italian and I'am actually on Hungary for work. Very Helpfull.

[@fridgeometer]

Hi Peter, thank you for making these videos. I'm an American and setting up a business in Hungary and need to learn some basic Hungarian. I found your sight at Duolingo.

[@hungariantutor]

Hi David, thanks for watching. When are you coming to Hungary?

[@fridgeometer]

+hungariantutor, I am here now in Jaszbereny.

[@luccity100]

If the Dutch would adopt this style in their alphabet it would be much easier since some combination make unique sounds For example g and ch make the same sound and some other combinations with unique sound include oe, eu, uu, ee, aa, oo

[@elbouiss]

Thanks a lot for this great video man. The sounds are so clear !! OK it's challenging to imitate some of them and memorise them but it's much easier to do so with a video like that. Köszönöm !

[@bruisersbeach4905]

Thank you so much for this video. Hearing spoken Hungarian as a child from my Grandparents and trying to prounounce properly as an adult, now they're are gone is two different things and my ears as a child was not correct! 😂 ~~~Tanya Berki Banks

[@steffy_uwu]

Imádok nézni ilyen videókat

[@steffy_uwu]

Jaj és grt a 0 dislikehoz :D

[@hungariantutor]

Kösz Steve én meg gratulálok a user nevedhez. Legjobb :)

[@RaneemABDULAZEEZ]

I am learning Hungarian because I am planning to study in Budapest. Although the programme is taught in English, I am keen to learn Hungarian.

[@dawna-leefrancis8530]

I wanna say thank you so much you are awesome you pronounce very clearly my Dad is hungarian as well & he has the same name as yours I really want to learn our language so I may speak to him in Hungarian again thank you .

[@hungariantutor]

Glad I could help, talking to your dad yet?

[@gracchocesarino5888]

My native language is Brasilian Portuguese. I am astonished how many sounds we have in Portuguese spoken by people in Central Brazil with their typical accent which are similiar to those in Hungarian ( we don't have the ' o" ' and the ' u" ' ).

[@hungariantutor]

I didn't know that. thanks for sharing.

[@JohnBuysHouses]

Wonderful job Peter, outstanding! Wishing you much success, thank you.

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks John!

[@zippyrooo9931]

Were visiting Hungary and this was very helpful!!!

[@maritza507]

In 1982, under the patronage of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, a linguistics book called "A Magyar Szokeszlet Roman Elemeinek Tortenete" was printed, proving that 2,333 words from the basic lexicon of the Hungarian language are borrowed from the Romanian language.

[@vukpetkovic2702]

Thank you, I just started to learn Hungarian. I got scared with the look of these letters. It was a pleasant surprise to know how similar Serbian and Hungarian letters sound.

[@hungariantutor]

+vukpetkovic2702 Yeah, the sounds are similar. The rest? :) But give it a try, it's a beautiful language. Thanks for watching.

[@vukpetkovic2702]

+hungariantutor I agree, it's really interesting and challenging. But one thing I might never adjust to is pronunciation. When I listen to some people from Hungary it sounds to me like they slow down in the middle of word or sentence. It's hard to repeat that. Btw great video.

[@theloneturtle8069]

thank you a lot i am trying to learn Hungarian as it is my family's origin. :)

[@StalloneSRB]

Usefull! Thanks, starded my learning yesterday. This is the first lesson :D

[@evanray57]

Really good style, I am Welsh recently married to a beautiful Hungarian woman so my goal is to learn asap… thank you so much 😀

[@Mrmaverickism]

thanks for a tutorial that's bare bones and right to the point!

[@Causeitsallthisgood]

Fantastic! Can't wait to become more profecient!

[@whade62000]

You can immediately spot the native Hungarian accent, not because you do anything wrong, but because you do not instinctively try to add that extra multi-vowel open mouth roundness that many native English speakers do.

[@victorialeigh2726]

Hey Tutor (sorry, its my first video of yours, haven't figured out your name), I liked both your little ukulele concert and your lessons. Thank you!

[@jbxfile20idk6]

Thank you this helped me a lot in how to pronounce me personally i can pronounce most letters in many languages because i speak Spanish so its not too hard for me to pronounce letters but this is very helpful

[@abbeyrhapsody3205]

Thanks for the video; it helped me a lot! Greetings from Turkey!

[@drchc15]

Thanks for this! My company has an office in Budapest; all the employees there speak good English, but I like learning a little bit of Hungarian (jó reggelt, hogy vagy, etc) to show solidarity with my colleagues. And this way we can laugh about my terrible pronunciation!

[@senorlorkah6084]

Started learning Hungarian recently. This is immensely helpful - I'm trying to follow you and pronounce the sounds aloud. Wish I could buy you a beer - let me know if you have a Paypal or Patreon. Közönöm Nagyon!

[@sonisingh7210]

Many words pronounced like Hindi I love Hungary

[@servantofaeie1569]

But its Uralic

[@gergelyulmann3345]

No, we actually an eastern nation, but we aren't sure about that because of the bigger nations, who ensalved us. They always deleted a moment from our history... Sad story. Greetings from Hungary!

[@EnglishwithAlan]

"My Hungarian's pretty tight." brilliant.

[@ApollonianShy18]

1:41 - a 1:45 - á 1:50 - b 1:55 - c 2:00 - cs 2:06 - d 2:11 - dz 2:15 - dzs 2:20 - e 2:26 - é 2:32 - f 2:36 - g 2:41 - gy 2:46 - h 2:50 - i 2:56 - í 3:01 - j 3:07 - k 3:12 - l 3:16 - ly 3:21 - m 3:26 - n 3:31 - ny 3:36 - o 3:40 - ó 3:46 - ö 3:51 - ő 3:55 - p 4:00 - q 4:06 - r 4:11 - s 4:15 - sz 4:20 - t 4:25 - ty 4:31 - u 4:36 - ú 4:41 - ü 4:46 - ű 4:50 - v 4:55 - w 5:01 - x 5:05 - y 5:10 - z 5:14 - zs

[@crustite-2236]

Hi! I´m "andaluza", Spanish. Thanks for this lesson from here!.

[@hungariantutor]

Love Andalusa. Spent last new year's eve in Estepona. Cheers Buddy.

[@liviat5802]

It's a very useful video. Thank you a lot. Hope to see the next one. Good job!

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks. New video up.

[@gliuto]

Very very useful, thanks! I have a question: is there any difference between de V sound and the W sound? I couldn't hear any... Thanks, szia.

[@Wendy-dv4ym]

I have the same problem!! Also the j and y sound alike!

[@FabulousDorka]

there's no difference between them in pronounciation, we don't really use the 'w' actually, but if we do, it sounds like 'v' :)

[@FabulousDorka]

"j" and "y" are also the same, and also there's the letter "ly", which also sounds the same

[@kLoLPresents]

Yes.. There's no difference in pronounciation between "j" and "ly". It depends on the word that what we use.. For example: hely, ajak. In the both words the pronounciation is the same, but we write it anyways..

[@bettyofberkeleyva]

FabulousDorka. My Hungarian dictionary states there is no "w" in the Hungarian alphabet. I am 3rd generation In US (100% Magyar on both sides of the family) and am trying to relearn the language I have forgotten due to lack of use. Quite a chore as I am 72 1/2! Wish me luck. I need it. English is my worse nightmare. AAArrrgh! Especially the grammar. Have 6 college credits in English, and still no grammar - the only way I passed was on creative skills alone. That is genetic so does not count either. ha ha

[@Kat_ko_02]

I sent this to my Australian friend who I cannot be bothered with repeating myself for the 100th time (she want to learn Hungarian letters.)

[@linajurgensen4698]

Pronunciation is easy for german speakers!😊👍🏻 Thank you for this video!

[@missanonoymous7829]

Szia! Kosonom szepen! You are super funny and I love how you teach!

[@mdrana-mb2cv]

Good speech. very helpful, thanks.

[@since74sp]

Video very usefull. Thanks for sharing it...Can´t wait to see the next one.

[@hungariantutor]

Thanks man, just uploaded a new one. Check it out.

[@since74sp]

hungariantutor I am so in love with this hard language, and as I said before, can´t wait for the next video. Thanks for did it for us!

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Hello Peter ( i hope i spell your name correctly ). This lesson is a very good one. Thank you.

[@sutawanji9733]

I am starting to learn, so this was very helpful. Ty so much!

[@gregjillson5883]

Greetings! Thanks for your teaching. Good pronunciation. Maybe a few letters I can not figure out how to say. But I am a beginner and American. On mom's side my great, great grandfather was Hungarian, my great grandfather was Ukrainian Jew, and my grandfather was Polish, who also spoke German. So I'm trying to learn these languages. I have been learning Russian, but so slowly. No one to practice with. Sorry so long text. Thanks for your patience. Have good day, Peter. Please, keep making videos.😊👍

[@margaretharypkema5714]

That was very helpful, interesting too 💐