Szia mindenki, A nevem Bill. I am an older person who has taught himself to read and write in Hungarian over a period of may years. I did this on and off during those years, Actually, I thought I was fairly good at reading comprehension, but starting this course, I now see that I have much room for improvement. My greatest problem in Hungarian is understanding conversations, especially if it is rapid speech. My hope is that taking this course will help me in all aspects of Hungarian. I have been to Hungary twice many years ago to visit all the villages where all my grandparents were born. One of those villages was in Érdely. I would like to return at least one more time and be able to speak Hungarian much better than I did the other times. Köszönom a segitséget.
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Have you ever studied in Hungary?
Hello Szinisa,
Thank you for taking the time to write to us.
We will consider your feedback in our next development.
Sincerely,
Ali
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Szia Szinisa!
Thank you again for your valuable feedback, I will forward it to our support team!
For the time being, you can find assessments later on for Level 3, under: https://www.hungarianpod101.com/lesson-library/level-3-hungarian
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Erika
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Hi
Why is there no writing and practice tests at this level?
Szia William Kemény!
That's fantastic to hear! 😇 Was the name of the village in Erdély (Transylvania) Marosvécs? There is an impressive castle there, just above the national road, built by the Kemény family hundreds of years ago. Maybe you visited that!
Let us know if you have any questions about learning a magyar nyelv / the Hungarian language.
Üdvözlettel:
Levente
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Szia mindenki, A nevem Bill. I am an older person who has taught himself to read and write in Hungarian over a period of may years. I did this on and off during those years, Actually, I thought I was fairly good at reading comprehension, but starting this course, I now see that I have much room for improvement. My greatest problem in Hungarian is understanding conversations, especially if it is rapid speech. My hope is that taking this course will help me in all aspects of Hungarian. I have been to Hungary twice many years ago to visit all the villages where all my grandparents were born. One of those villages was in Érdely. I would like to return at least one more time and be able to speak Hungarian much better than I did the other times. Köszönom a segitséget.
Szia Guido!
Thanks for your comment!
I hope you'll learn Hungarian fast!
And teach your kids! 😎
Zsuzsanna
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SORRY IF I WRITE IN ENGLISH...THIS LEARNING METHOD IS GREAT, THANKS!! Hi, my name is Guido, I am Italian, and leave in Aberdeen Scotland since 11 years. I was in Hungary in 2006-2007 in Miskolc (but I was studying in english) and from Hungary I got...well, my wife and two kids! They are learning faster than me now!!! With my wife I speak in English as we are lazy...but with the kids I speak Italian and she speaks in Hungarian.Can't face this shame so decided to challenge myself again and here I am.
Jo tanulast!
Szia Steve!
Thank you for your comments!
Actually, in present tense, I would both use jelentkezem and jelentkezek...even if the first sounds a little better.
Please don't hesitate to send us a comment if you have any other questions!
Best,
Dorottya
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Ohh... I think I found out why: the verb is jelentkezik, which takes the em ending in both definite and indefinite forms.
Sorry about the false alarm!
Steve
Üdvözlet mindenkinek,
In this sentence:
Jelentkezem egy stand-up versenyre.
Why isn't the verb "jelentkezem" "jelentkezek" because of the indefinite "egy"?
Koszi....
Steve
Szia Aglaya!
Köszönjük szépen a kommentet! How did you find the capital city?
Good luck,
Dorottya
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Hi! I have studied in Budapest (Ulysses school) for 2 months this summer
Kedves János!
Köszönjük szépen a hozzászólást! And thank you for your recommendation, Debrecen is famous of its University!
I wish you good luck for the next steps!
Best,
Dorottya
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Just finished a two-week class at debreceni nyári egyetem. Highly recommend it. Still have a long way to go...
Hi Andrew,
Thank you for your message. We're very glad to have you here studying with us!
Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.
Sincerely
Cristiane
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Hi Barbara,
Thank you for taking the time to give us your feedback.
We are always happy to receive constructive criticism, so I will forward your thoughts to the correspondent team who make decisions about how to design our future lessons and the structure of our website.
Kind regards,
Cristiane
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Please excuse my writing in English, but I query will be much more understandable.
In your exercises you have a very slow and a normal Hungarian speech. It would be extremely helpful if you had a facility of an intermediate speed. It is frustrating to know that if the speed were reduced one could understand it - otherwise possibly never.
Barbara
Hi Temenuzhka,
Thank you very much for your kind feedback!
Hope to see you often at HungarianPod101.com ;)
Sincerely,
Cristiane
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Dear teachers,
I had no idea in what a proffesional way are the lessons constructed. The teachers are really very, very high level! I am so happy to discover this site! Thank you!
Szia Sean,
Well done!:open_mouth:
You would say Kérem, beszéljen hangosabban! or Kérlek, beszélj hangosabban!
In both cases, you conjugate the verb to the person, it is not an object!:wink:
Szép napot!
Dorottya
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