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Magyarul is my favorite

Cigany is my favourite word

Ó bazdmeg

A jössz játszani?

The “ völgy”

4:13 in hungary its a basic gesture to first let people off the bus and then you get on the bus it's not a problem if you did not know that but i'm just letting you know ;)

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Mine is da

Im serbian

"So easy" but you doesnt know the difference between "a" and "á". And "sz" or "z". Otherwise not "sok könyvek" rather "sok könyv" is correct thru the grammar but we use it rather be: "Itt sok könyv van" 3:50 its not difficult to understand the words or sentences but so difficult the use the language in grammatically right way and vocabulary as like as a native hungarian.

Hungry 😂

You sould go to Szigligeti vár. Its absolutely stunning, espesially the look of the lake balaton

A-A akadály mentes A-A akadály mentes A-A akadály mentes A-A akadály mentes

Of course, like the whole artificial so-called Hungarian nation, which still cannot find its origin.

A kurva anyádat is my favorite word. I use it everyday.

My favorite is either gyöngy, létra, farag, or bika

Gyöngy

viz pohar bor

2:23 Also there is a more formal way: " Jó napot kívánok!" meaning "I wish you a good day". "Jó napot" is actually an abbreviation of that, but saying just "'Jó napot!" it totally fine.

Love Hungary from Poland 🇵🇱 ❤️💛🇭🇺

Goog nhigt=jó estét Dor=ajto Beutiful=nagyonszép Bestie= bari Blue=kék Red=piros Orange=narancs Sick=beteg Mom=anya Dad=apa Sister=testvér Girl=lány Boy=fiú Book=könyv Pencil=ceruza Bear=maci Englis=angól No=nem Yes=igen😊 Theks for vacing like dh'e coment.... Köszi hogy nézted lájkól a comentbe❤❤❤❤❤🤝🤝🤝 HI= SZIA

*West Romanian Cakes

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My favorite serbian word:Jebem ti mater" iz means Goodbye

Good effort bro but our language is useless

Me 🇭🇺🤣🚜🇭🇺

Nope.

I am hungarian. Our cakes are great but l dont think we can beat the poles in cakery.

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Ja sam iz srbije

Igen!

Oroszkrém torta ❤

I would really like to see your reaction about our cake of the years (2024, Hungary) . Every year cukrászda based in Hungary compete, made their own new best cakes in the end 1-1will win. We will get two types of cake one is with sugar (normal) cake and the other one is sugar free cake. Suprisingly sugar free cakes also taste delicious.

my favourite word has to be megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért

Idk if you have been there before, but the Diósgyőr castle used to look stunning. Shame now it looks like the fukken cement cube around the nuclear reactor in Chernobyl

when you take a bus or any public transport... please let others get off the bus before you get on, it is customary in Hungary, I know it is different in other places, but that is the expected here. just to comment on the cakes: good selection, however, they have to be fresh, maybe the dobos cake was a bit old, it should not be dry. very sweet, yes, but not dry.

I live in Australia and there are no good cakes here. There was once a competition where the "krémes" ones won the main prize, which was called "vanilla slice". The reporter also tasted it and immediately praised it very much, but as soon as he turned away, he spat it out. The photographer took it by accident. The reason for this was that there was a half-centimeter thick, hard sugar coating on top of the cake, which made the whole thing unenjoyable.

If I have to choose out of these 5, I would go with the krémes, my grandma made it all the time. 🙂 She also made Reszelt kakaós-túrós süti, with HUGE pans, I usually just grabbed a liter of milk and drank with a ton of that pastry I ate. 😀

I gonna go there soon

You are a candle for me. Your presence seems to bring light into my life❤

Your smile always delights me because a world full of love is behind it❤

Szigetvár next

yes im from Slovakia but i speak hungary and the hungary foods are very good delicious

Kako se kaže izgužvana majica?

Another recommendation: foamy poppy seed cake (habos mákos?) at Nándori. It's really great!

Skyldig

Hello Frederik and welcome to Hungary! Could you please elaborate a bit more on what you called a ‘perfectness culture’ you experienced back home?

Zserbó is actually the phonetic Hungarian transcription of Gerbaud. 😀