Learn 10 phrases you always want to hear
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| Hi everyone. This is your host Lena again and today we are going to learn 10 Phrases You Always Want to Hear. Let’s go. |
| 1. Ma nagyon jól nézel ki. |
| “You look great today.” |
| Say it to someone you want to cheer up or like you meet someone who is dressed up really nice, looking great and then just say, |
| Ma nagyon jól nézel ki. And they will be super happy. |
| 2. Hiányzol. |
| “I miss you.” |
| I don’t know any situation, I am not dramatic. |
| I miss people. It’s like... I don’t know. When I hear this word and, like, even the English, it’s like I imagine some romantic drama and, like, you know people freaking out about each other and things like that. |
| 3. Nagyszerű munkát végeztél! |
| “You did a great job!” |
| If I want to tell this sentence to our HungarianPod101.com users, then I would say, |
| Nagyszerű munkát végeztél! |
| 4. Bónuszt kapunk a hónap végén. |
| “We’re going to get a bonus at the end of the month.” |
| Yeah! |
| 5. Te egy remek szakács vagy. |
| “You're an excellent cook.” |
| I like cooking. So when someone says it to me, I am really happy. How about you? Are you enjoying cooking? Have you ever heard this from anyone? Please let us know. |
| 6. Tarts egy kis szünetet. Ma én takarítok. |
| “Take a break. I'll do the cleaning today.” |
| Who doesn’t like to hear this seriously? Yeah, I want to hear it more often. |
| 7. Igazad volt! |
| “You were right!” |
| I think this expression is something that people don’t really like to admit. Do you say you were right to someone in the situation? Let us know. |
| 8. Hoztam neked valami különlegeset. |
| “I brought you something special.” |
| I brought you something special, this lesson. |
| 9. Ma hamarabb mehetünk haza. |
| “We can go home earlier today.” |
| This was the magic sentence at school when our lesson was cancelled and people felt like, yes, you hit like a lottery or something. It was a really good feeling. So, you know, it’s always a good thing if you can go home earlier. |
| 10. Hagyd csak, a vendégem voltál. |
| “Don't worry about it, you were my guest.” |
| Again, it’s something very nice to hear from someone. |
| And this is the end. I hope you enjoyed this video. Please let us know which one you prefer to hear from someone or which one you often use and see you next time. Bye! |
Comments
HideWhich word or phrase do you like the most?
Szia Fay!
Thank you for your comment!
Sure! The pronunciation of LY and J is pretty close to Y in English. So, if there is LY or J at the end of the word, try to think of an English word starting with Y and try to pronounce it. In the beginning, if you have difficulties to pronounce this sound without an another letter after, try to add a short " ö " after ly. For example, to pronounce "dagály", you would say dagályö (try not to stress this ö sound, it is only there to help you pronounce the ly). When it gets easier, try to omit the ö to pronounce it naturally.
Menti fog! 😉
Szép napot,
Dorottya
Team HungarianPod101.com
Szia,
One thing that confuses me is the pronunciation of "ly" at the end of a word. Can you explain it a bit more?
Szia Paweł!
Köszönjük szépen! Nagyszerű munkát végeztél! ?
Szép napot,
Dorottya
Team HungarianPod101.com
I like your videos:) It is easier for me to learn new words when their are in sentence.
Ma nagyon jól nézel ki :)