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Lots of Hungarian music on Last.fm

May 14, 2008 By Let's Learn Hungarian!

If you didn’t already know, last.fm has a quite a large selection of Hungarian music, which plays on your PC in an apparent random order, mixing musical genres and styles. And if you don’t like a particular song, just a click will bring up the next song in line.

The thing I like best about last.fm is that they offer some information about each musical artist they play and how to find out more about them. Actually, I’ve mostly stopped listening to online internet radio since discovering last.fm.

Enjoy!

Link to the Hungarian channel.

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: Hungarian, magyar, music, zene

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  1. Emilia says

    May 18, 2008 at 7:37 pm

    Hey!!!! THAT LINK IS AWESOME!!! One of my favorites. thank you!!!

  2. Cokenour says

    May 27, 2008 at 11:47 am

    Great podcast! My wife is Hungarian raised here in the US and is fluent. I burned all your episodes to disc and listen during my commutes. Very helpful! Special thanks for the transcription of the scripts. While I’m able to pick up the annunciation quickly, learning pronunciations is very tricky. Reading along with the transcript really helps.
    Keep it up!
    Terry
    Texas

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