I found this sign on the wall of a building in Budapest. What could it mean? Take your best guess under the picture by taking the poll, then look underneath that for the answer! What does the sign say? Tickets sold out. Tickets available here. Ice cream available here. pollcode.com free polls
Lesson 18 – I have a surprise!
In Lesson 18, Noémi has a big surprise for Bernard after a trip to the doctor’s! What could it be?? This lesson gives you lots of great new vocabulary, especially some common and useful family-related words. We also have an introduction to how possession is expressed in Hungarian, and we also cover the noun ending […]
Lesson 17 – A monthly pass, please
Would you be able to use your Hungarian to buy a monthly transportation pass? In Lesson 17, we can listen to an authentic recording made “in the field,” in which Steven purchases a monthly pass from a cashier. This lesson will show you how to buy a monthly transportation pass in person, and we also […]
Hungarian idiom of the week: szedd a lábad
For this week, I’ve chosen another fairly common idiom: szedd a lábad! (get moving) It’s in informal Hungarian speech, and we use it to motivate somebody to get up and get moving! Usage: Siessünk, szedd a lábad! – Hurry up, get moving! Try it out on someone you’d like to motivate into action!
Beginning Hungarian – What kind of store is this?
Do you know what kind of store this is? Have a guess below! What kind of store is this? Pharmacy Bookstore Discount lingerie pollcode.com free polls
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