As a Hungarian native I can surely tell you that your pronunciation is nearly perfect, you use such fancy words that many natives don't, so please be proud of yourself
As a non hungarian native I would like to disagree with you. I think her level is pretty basic, like mine. Classroom conversation level. Not really litterature.
I feel same, haha how old are u and do you learn or did learn a language and why for fun or for something else i’m curious bc i’m 15 not verry old and i did learn korean just for a week not with a special goal but just for fun (i liked the korean colture and kdramas) and i liked it but then it get kind of bored because i did get the idea that i forced my self so i stopped but when i feel like it i really want to start again
You speak really well in Hungarian, congrats! Experience=tapasztalat Etc.=stb. (pronounced as 'satöbbi' which is the shortened version of 'és a többi') Bye bye=sziasztok (this is the plural form of 'szia')
Hungarian, at the same time, sounds very beautiful and very difficult. This was really cool to hear you speak it! It is great to see you make such progress in a language you enjoy! ^.^
Thank you for being so authentic Lindie 😊😊 I loved watching this video - it reminds me a lot of when I speak Greek - sometimes I can remember these more complicated words and then all of a sudden forgetting how to say 'bye' haha 😅 I hope your Thai is going well And more importantly, I hope you're well ❤️
Nagyon ügyes vagy és én értettem minden szavad 🥰🥰🥰 Én most az angol nyelvet tanulom,érdekes volt látni,hogy valaki az én anyanyelvemet tanulja 😀🥰😘További sok sikert
Én is tanulom a magyar nyelvet, nagyon jó a videód és örülök vagyok hogy sok értettem :) nagyon jó a tippjeid, például hogy fontos, hogy gyakran használ a nyelvet. Szerencsére nekem vannak magyar barátok, akikkel mindig magyarul írok. Sokakat szavakat tanultam, amikor kell használnom azokat ezzel barátaimal a chatünkben. De nem gyakran hallgatom magyarul, ezért leszek check outni ezeket podcastokkat, amikről mesélted :)
A few corrections from a Hungarian: “Ma akarok beszélni a nyelvtanulásról” = Ma a nyelvtanulásról akarok beszélni My experience = az élményemről, or in plural: az élményeimről As you were speaking about your French skills, your medium skills count as “tárgyalóképes” (conversational) I think when you mean at 2:26, you want to say “amikor sokat hallgatom a nyelvet, akkor tudok a legtöbbet tanulni” (when i listen to a language a lot, this is when i can learn the most) “etc” in hungarian is “és a többi” something like this :) I only listened to half of the video but I’m already so proud and grateful to you!! I wish you to keep up your enthusiasm for my native language and I am here for you if you want study native Hungarian! ❤️
damn... so bad ass 😮💨 amazing! hope to get to this level with Russian soon. Listening helps a lot!!! I feel my comprehension and pronunciation skills have become descent just from listening 2-3 months, inconsistently. Keep on inspiring, Lindie :)))
I wish I was as confident in my languages as you are. 😅 It's still so much easier to read or write in German or Finnish; when I try speaking it's like I freeze a little and forget almost everything.
Hey boo, Feel like you're having a boost of motivation with Thai! Love that so much, so excited when you reveal your future plans in terms of it! Kösönöm!🤪
You sound so cute making mistakes and idk Hungarian but it's clear your progress is good in such language!!! Love you!!! Greetings from Mexico!!! 🇲🇽❤️🌮
So, so impressed. I don't know any Hungarian whatsoever, but I can still be impressed at how confidently you talk in the language (despite saying you're not fluent). I can only hope to be like this with all the languages I learn.
Heyy Lindie, I'm Hungarian and you are soo cute and so good!! :) You are doing great, it is SUCH A MONSTER of a language, if I wasn't native I could never learn it, that's for sure! :D (Medium = közép, közepesen) Your pronounciation is actually great, keep up the good work ^^ For example I think it's mega hard to understand the difference between definite and indefinite conjugation (unsure what it's called in English, but that's how we learn it at school) like: Nem érteK meg mindent a podcastból // Nem érteM meg teljesen a podcastot, to give you an example. p.s. What made you start learning Hungarian? If you ever have a question about it, feel free to message me! :) (p.s.2: et cetera = ésatöbbi / satöbbi, "stb" for short!)
Some interesting channels are : Agi Szabados - hour long book reviews Fruszi - cooking, travel. Eszter gottschall- health, travel, Kadarkai - celebrity interviews, 45 min.long HIT Radio - Hungarian audio of news Frederikusz- hour long current topic interviews, many w/ closecaption! WMN Magazin- celebrity interviews in a car , 45 min.long, All have microphones and good audio And now Steve Kauffman has closecaption in settings, 45 languages in last 7 videos! Check it out.
Omg nagyon step en szeretem magyarul nyelv ahhh nehes! You have inspired me to revisit hungarian as I taught English here a few years ago...I worry it's impossible because of the grammar 😞 any advice you can offer, w the worry of grammar?
Hi, first off your Hungarian is so awesome!! 💖 Second, I saw on another video that you welcome corrections, if that's still the case, then I have a few in the pronunciation area that were most noticable for a native ear :) otherwise feel free to ignore and keep up the good work. ty/gy (so it doesn't sound like cs/dzs) - Tap the back of your aveolar ridge with the center-front (1/3 line approx.) of your tongue, make it a bit of a plosive. The tip of your tongue meanwhile is curved downwards, for me it's resting behind my bottom teeth, it's definitely nowhere near my upper teeth/palate - this will make all the difference. It's a similar tongue position to ny for me, but I'm not sure how you're forming that one as that's a bit more forgiving. For hilarity, ask for a Hungarian to demo calling chickens and try to imitate :)) s - try and use the edge (tip) of your tongue instead of the first quarter, it's a similar shape to where we roll our r-s. This should get you cleaner sounding open vowels surrounding your s-es. o/ó/ö/ő, u/ú/ü/ű - round your lips a smidge more and you'll nail it :) o-ó ö-ő are significantly rounded, u-ú ü-ű are even more rounded and also protruding. a has your lips neutral/relaxed, and á e é i have increasing spread/stretching to the side, in that order. Side note, I found it super interesting that I articulate differently while smiling than you do! The lip rounding remains more intact, there's just a lot of added muscle tension overall to counteract the side pull. I hope some of this helps because at least for me personally pronunciation has been a huge roadblock when it comes to finding clear explanations 😭 Tysm for all your language learning content, I'm feeling extra inspired after binging your channel :))
As a hungarian, I can say you’re doing pretty well! A small tip : instead of using “akarok” use “szeretnèk” it sounds more natural, means ‘I would like to” and not “ I want to” :)
great work! if you can spend some time in Hungary involved in some activity with Hungarians, you would improve so much more. Mostly fluency. I play beach volleyball with only Hungarians here in Budapest, and it has helped a lot.
@@murinikoletta9754 that's why it looks familiar to me because i used to listen to Turkish songs and watch Turkish drama so I kinda know how Turkish sound but there is some words in the video I was confused if that Hungarian or Turkish language I guess like you said because the occupied by Turkish people some Turkish words come in Hungarian language
yes, Hungary was occupied for a long time by Turkey but aside from some loan words, it didn't really affect the language as much. let's not act like turkey revolutionised our language or anything like that please lol
Szia Lindie! A motívációd nem a Bagossy Brothers volt? ;) Ügyes vagy, ne add fel soha! :) Hogy van ennyi időd ennyi nyelvet tanulni? Nagyon becsülöm a szorgalmad és a kitartásod. És jó hallgatni téged magyarul beszélni, nagyon jól áll! :)
Hi friends, I would love advice on making progress and how do we know if we are fluent in a language? I feel sad I try study so much and is it a test of...being able to read, write, speak to a native?? How do you measure the progress?
@@LindieBotes Both Tai Lue and Thai distinguish /tʰ/ from /t/; with "Tai" being unaspirated and "Thai" aspirated. AFAIK neither English nor Hungarian normally distinguishes aspiration of stops. If you were talking in Hungarian about Tai and Thai, how would you distinguish them?
A magyar nyelv nem egyszerű nyelv, ha csak abból indulok ki, hogy ritka az a magyar szó aminek nincs 5-6 féle ragozása. Itt nincsenek igeidők, itt a ragozással fejezik ki az időket. De mindazonáltal, hogy megemlítsem, a szórend legalább nem kötött. Ez van. Én anyanyelvi szinten írok olvasok és nem utolsó sorban beszélek magyarul.
Igen, a kötőszavakon kívül (és, mert, tehát, stb...) kb. mindent lehet ragozni. Igeidők viszont vannak, a jövő időt például a 'fog' segédige ragozásával plusz főnévi igenévvel fejezzük ki, illetve a feltételes mód múlt idejénél pedig annyi, hogy az adott ige múlt idejű alakját ragozzuk és hozzárakjuk a 'volna' segédigét.
Mondod, hogy sok kávét iszol. Ha jól tudom, bár sok helyen éltél már, de eredetileg a Dél-Afrikai Köztársaságból származol, ott születtél. Ott nem inkább teázni szokták az emberek?
etc = stb "és a többi (és a többi)" or you can use the shortened form "satöbbi" but "satöbbi" is a slang -> "satöbbi (satöbbi)" :) in written its "stb stb" or 'and so on' -> "és így tovább (és így tovább)" yes, you can duplicate them as well and maybe its a little bit more natural that way! :) "Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, és a többi (és a többi)" "Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, satöbbi (satöbbi)" -> spoken SLANG, same as below "Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, stb (stb)" -> written SLANG "Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, és így tovább (és így tovább)"
Hey boo, Feel like you're having a boost of motivation with Thai! Love that so much, so excited when you reveal your future plans in terms of it! Kösönöm!🤪
As a Hungarian native I can surely tell you that your pronunciation is nearly perfect, you use such fancy words that many natives don't, so please be proud of yourself
As a non hungarian native I would like to disagree with you. I think her level is pretty basic, like mine. Classroom conversation level. Not really litterature.
@@alexanderbogardi545 yea
Hungarian is such a cool sounding language!
yes it is
I do not know Hungarian but when I listen your voice, I feel myself so happy. You always inspire myself. You are a fantastic person
I feel same, haha how old are u and do you learn or did learn a language and why for fun or for something else i’m curious bc i’m 15 not verry old and i did learn korean just for a week not with a special goal but just for fun (i liked the korean colture and kdramas) and i liked it but then it get kind of bored because i did get the idea that i forced my self so i stopped but when i feel like it i really want to start again
You speak really well in Hungarian, congrats! Experience=tapasztalat
Etc.=stb. (pronounced as 'satöbbi' which is the shortened version of 'és a többi')
Bye bye=sziasztok (this is the plural form of 'szia')
Wooow!!! Már nagyon règ óta nézem a youtubeod! Nagyon szépen beszélsz magyarul!! Gratulálok 🎉
Magyar anyával rendelkező amerikaiként, aki szereti a nyelveket, elmondhatom, hogy szeretem a történeted, és ahogy éled az életed. 😊
Hungarian, at the same time, sounds very beautiful and very difficult. This was really cool to hear you speak it! It is great to see you make such progress in a language you enjoy! ^.^
Thank you! 😃
even tho i'm Hungarian its still a difficult language for me
Great video. Very inspiring and fun. Hungarian is such an interesting language.
En is tanulom a magyart és egy kicsit beszélek. Mindent értettem. Szerintem, a videod nagyon érdekes és hasznos volt
Szia! Nagyon jól alakul a nyelv. Csak így tovább! Az “etc” magyarul: “satöbbi (stb.). ;)
Profi vagy Lindie👌🤗 jó veled tanulni🤟
Thank you for being so authentic Lindie 😊😊 I loved watching this video - it reminds me a lot of when I speak Greek - sometimes I can remember these more complicated words and then all of a sudden forgetting how to say 'bye' haha 😅
I hope your Thai is going well
And more importantly, I hope you're well ❤️
honestly, it is a thing, so funny 🤣
Nagyon ügyes vagy és én értettem minden szavad 🥰🥰🥰 Én most az angol nyelvet tanulom,érdekes volt látni,hogy valaki az én anyanyelvemet tanulja 😀🥰😘További sok sikert
Szia ! It's so inspiring to hear you speak Hungarian, keep up the good work. :) I just started learning magyarul and I absolutely love it !
Gratulálok. Nagyon sokat tanultál mostanában és ez szép eredményt hozott. Már tényleg nagyon szépen beszéled a nyelvünket. :)
Apukámmal néztünk téged ebben a videóban! Végre ő is megértette, amit mondasz és sokat megtudhatott arról hogyan kell nyelvet tanulni! Sok puszi!
Én is tanulom a magyar nyelvet, nagyon jó a videód és örülök vagyok hogy sok értettem :) nagyon jó a tippjeid, például hogy fontos, hogy gyakran használ a nyelvet. Szerencsére nekem vannak magyar barátok, akikkel mindig magyarul írok. Sokakat szavakat tanultam, amikor kell használnom azokat ezzel barátaimal a chatünkben. De nem gyakran hallgatom magyarul, ezért leszek check outni ezeket podcastokkat, amikről mesélted :)
Én tudok magyarul. Angolul tanulok. Tudnánk egymásnak segíteni.
Nagyon szépen beszélsz magyarul! Gratulálok! 🥰🌷✌️
A few corrections from a Hungarian:
“Ma akarok beszélni a nyelvtanulásról” = Ma a nyelvtanulásról akarok beszélni
My experience = az élményemről, or in plural: az élményeimről
As you were speaking about your French skills, your medium skills count as “tárgyalóképes” (conversational)
I think when you mean at 2:26, you want to say “amikor sokat hallgatom a nyelvet, akkor tudok a legtöbbet tanulni” (when i listen to a language a lot, this is when i can learn the most)
“etc” in hungarian is “és a többi” something like this :)
I only listened to half of the video but I’m already so proud and grateful to you!! I wish you to keep up your enthusiasm for my native language and I am here for you if you want study native Hungarian! ❤️
Or maybe “középszinten beszélek franciául” ?
I'm so glad you started learning Hungarian! I can see how happy you are when you speak it ❤️
Thank you! 😃
Nagyon nagyon jó lett :D Nagyon ügyes vagy
damn... so bad ass 😮💨 amazing! hope to get to this level with Russian soon. Listening helps a lot!!! I feel my comprehension and pronunciation skills have become descent just from listening 2-3 months, inconsistently. Keep on inspiring, Lindie :)))
I wish I was as confident in my languages as you are. 😅 It's still so much easier to read or write in German or Finnish; when I try speaking it's like I freeze a little and forget almost everything.
Hey boo,
Feel like you're having a boost of motivation with Thai! Love that so much, so excited when you reveal your future plans in terms of it!
Kösönöm!🤪
Thank you so much for inspiring me! Your videos always are so heartwarming and inspiring! Love you ❣️
It’s so cool to hear your story in my native language! Nagyonnnn ügyes vagy!💓
Ez nagyon jó volt, Lindie! Annyira bírom, ahogyan magyarul beszélsz! Jó látni, hogy milyen lelkes vagy, és hogy mennyire szereted ezt a nyelvet. 😊
Amazing!! Congratulations Lindi!!!🥰❤❤❤ Keep going!!!
Nagyon ügyes vagy!!
Thank you so much!!
You sound so cute making mistakes and idk Hungarian but it's clear your progress is good in such language!!! Love you!!! Greetings from Mexico!!! 🇲🇽❤️🌮
So, so impressed. I don't know any Hungarian whatsoever, but I can still be impressed at how confidently you talk in the language (despite saying you're not fluent).
I can only hope to be like this with all the languages I learn.
Heyy Lindie, I'm Hungarian and you are soo cute and so good!! :) You are doing great, it is SUCH A MONSTER of a language, if I wasn't native I could never learn it, that's for sure! :D
(Medium = közép, közepesen) Your pronounciation is actually great, keep up the good work ^^
For example I think it's mega hard to understand the difference between definite and indefinite conjugation (unsure what it's called in English, but that's how we learn it at school) like: Nem érteK meg mindent a podcastból // Nem érteM meg teljesen a podcastot, to give you an example.
p.s. What made you start learning Hungarian? If you ever have a question about it, feel free to message me! :)
(p.s.2: et cetera = ésatöbbi / satöbbi, "stb" for short!)
et cetera in hungarian is "satöbbi"
it basically comes from "és a többi", which means "and the others"
This sounds like an interesting language, you made me want to learn it 😊
Szia Lindie! Nagyon inspiráló a videód! Pont jókor adta fel a RUclips nekem. Köszönöm! :) További sikeres tanulást kívánok neked!
No entendí nada y me encanta 😂
Abrazos, Lindie
Some interesting channels are : Agi Szabados - hour long book reviews
Fruszi - cooking, travel. Eszter gottschall- health, travel,
Kadarkai - celebrity interviews, 45 min.long
HIT Radio - Hungarian audio of news
Frederikusz- hour long current topic interviews, many w/ closecaption!
WMN Magazin- celebrity interviews in a car , 45 min.long,
All have microphones and good audio
And now Steve Kauffman has closecaption in settings, 45 languages in last 7 videos! Check it out.
"Elsőként my experience-ről akarok beszélni" omg that was so cute
😂😂
You are so amazing!!!! keep going girl
Omg nagyon step en szeretem magyarul nyelv ahhh nehes! You have inspired me to revisit hungarian as I taught English here a few years ago...I worry it's impossible because of the grammar 😞 any advice you can offer, w the worry of grammar?
Hi, first off your Hungarian is so awesome!! 💖 Second, I saw on another video that you welcome corrections, if that's still the case, then I have a few in the pronunciation area that were most noticable for a native ear :) otherwise feel free to ignore and keep up the good work.
ty/gy (so it doesn't sound like cs/dzs) - Tap the back of your aveolar ridge with the center-front (1/3 line approx.) of your tongue, make it a bit of a plosive. The tip of your tongue meanwhile is curved downwards, for me it's resting behind my bottom teeth, it's definitely nowhere near my upper teeth/palate - this will make all the difference. It's a similar tongue position to ny for me, but I'm not sure how you're forming that one as that's a bit more forgiving. For hilarity, ask for a Hungarian to demo calling chickens and try to imitate :))
s - try and use the edge (tip) of your tongue instead of the first quarter, it's a similar shape to where we roll our r-s. This should get you cleaner sounding open vowels surrounding your s-es.
o/ó/ö/ő, u/ú/ü/ű - round your lips a smidge more and you'll nail it :) o-ó ö-ő are significantly rounded, u-ú ü-ű are even more rounded and also protruding. a has your lips neutral/relaxed, and á e é i have increasing spread/stretching to the side, in that order. Side note, I found it super interesting that I articulate differently while smiling than you do! The lip rounding remains more intact, there's just a lot of added muscle tension overall to counteract the side pull.
I hope some of this helps because at least for me personally pronunciation has been a huge roadblock when it comes to finding clear explanations 😭 Tysm for all your language learning content, I'm feeling extra inspired after binging your channel :))
Nagyon szép a magyar kiejtésed. Látszik, hogy törekedsz a helyes artikulációra
As a Hungarian, your accent is pretty good! It's a hard language, good on you for giving it a go :) Sok szerencsét xx
As a hungarian, I can say you’re doing pretty well! A small tip : instead of using “akarok” use “szeretnèk” it sounds more natural, means ‘I would like to” and not “ I want to” :)
Thanks for the helpful comment!
Szép volt. A kiejtésed rendben van, a nyelvtan szintén, kicsit dolgozz még a szókincseden. De ez így B2-C1 környéke, gratulálok.
ez max a2... b2 nél már folyamatosan gondolkozás nélkül kell beszélni..
great work! if you can spend some time in Hungary involved in some activity with Hungarians, you would improve so much more. Mostly fluency. I play beach volleyball with only Hungarians here in Budapest, and it has helped a lot.
I don't speak any Hungarian . but it kinda a little bit sound like Turkish
Hungary was occupied by them for a long time
@@murinikoletta9754 that's why it looks familiar to me because i used to listen to Turkish songs and watch Turkish drama so I kinda know how Turkish sound but there is some words in the video I was confused if that Hungarian or Turkish language I guess like you said because the occupied by Turkish people some Turkish words come in Hungarian language
@@marwanmetowlly181 yes words like Balta or Beton etc..
yes, Hungary was occupied for a long time by Turkey but aside from some loan words, it didn't really affect the language as much. let's not act like turkey revolutionised our language or anything like that please lol
Turks and Hungarians have same roots (Avars, Kipchaks) from Central Asia.
Szia Lindie! A motívációd nem a Bagossy Brothers volt? ;) Ügyes vagy, ne add fel soha! :) Hogy van ennyi időd ennyi nyelvet tanulni? Nagyon becsülöm a szorgalmad és a kitartásod. És jó hallgatni téged magyarul beszélni, nagyon jól áll! :)
Hi Lindie! May I know the name of the Chinese language learning book you showed in the video? 谢谢。
Which part?
@@LindieBotes At 1:45 😊
Hi friends, I would love advice on making progress and how do we know if we are fluent in a language? I feel sad I try study so much and is it a test of...being able to read, write, speak to a native?? How do you measure the progress?
Nagyon jó a magyar kiejtésed!
etc = satöbbi Nagyon jól beszélsz magyarul, gratulálok!
❤csodálatos vagy....gratulálok neked....nagyon szépen beszélsz magyarul ❤puszi neked
et cetera (etc.) = satöbbi (stb.) or we say the latin version too, as you did in English : et cetera
You are wonderful and intelligent ❤❤❤
Hi Lindie uploaded this vid just a few seconds ago
Én is szeretem magyarul tanulok, érdekes :))) hahaha
Love from india 🇮🇳❤️
Hey Lindie, what do you mean by not writing down everything from the textbook?
inspiring video! funny how a couple of things sound german
Interesting! Like what?
How would you distinguish in Hungarian between Tai (a language family) and Thai (a member of that family)?
I am not sure I understand your question, can you rephrase?
@@LindieBotes Both Tai Lue and Thai distinguish /tʰ/ from /t/; with "Tai" being unaspirated and "Thai" aspirated. AFAIK neither English nor Hungarian normally distinguishes aspiration of stops. If you were talking in Hungarian about Tai and Thai, how would you distinguish them?
et cetera = és a többi...
általában úgy ejtik hogy 'satöbbi' és úgy rövidítik hogy stb.
Etcetera magyarul= és a többi=stb.
okos
koszi!
Omggg 🥰
That a lot in hungarian sounds like çok in turkish which means very. 🧐🧐
Your guess is good. We borrowed that from a Turkic language. It's written 'sok', 's' being pronounced in Hungarian as the letter 'ş' in Turkish.
@@bencezalankiss2834 ohh, that's so interesting and cool, thanks for the information
Sok alma, çok elma 🙃
0:02 long time no see or short time no see???
long time no see
ruclips.net/video/0ElyzQ5TeCA/видео.html szia :) ezt hallgatni
A magyar nyelv nem egyszerű nyelv, ha csak abból indulok ki, hogy ritka az a magyar szó aminek nincs 5-6 féle ragozása. Itt nincsenek igeidők, itt a ragozással fejezik ki az időket. De mindazonáltal, hogy megemlítsem, a szórend legalább nem kötött. Ez van. Én anyanyelvi szinten írok olvasok és nem utolsó sorban beszélek magyarul.
Igen, a kötőszavakon kívül (és, mert, tehát, stb...) kb. mindent lehet ragozni. Igeidők viszont vannak, a jövő időt például a 'fog' segédige ragozásával plusz főnévi igenévvel fejezzük ki, illetve a feltételes mód múlt idejénél pedig annyi, hogy az adott ige múlt idejű alakját ragozzuk és hozzárakjuk a 'volna' segédigét.
Nem túl nehéz
Először is a saját tapasztalataimról szeretnék beszélni.
Mondod, hogy sok kávét iszol. Ha jól tudom, bár sok helyen éltél már, de eredetileg a Dél-Afrikai Köztársaságból származol, ott születtél. Ott nem inkább teázni szokták az emberek?
etc = stb
"és a többi (és a többi)" or you can use the shortened form "satöbbi" but "satöbbi" is a slang -> "satöbbi (satöbbi)" :) in written its "stb stb"
or 'and so on' -> "és így tovább (és így tovább)"
yes, you can duplicate them as well and maybe its a little bit more natural that way! :)
"Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, és a többi (és a többi)"
"Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, satöbbi (satöbbi)" -> spoken SLANG, same as below
"Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, stb (stb)" -> written SLANG
"Például olvasni, hallgatni, új szavakat tanulni, a barátaimmal beszélni, a barátommal beszélni, és így tovább (és így tovább)"
Hey boo,
Feel like you're having a boost of motivation with Thai! Love that so much, so excited when you reveal your future plans in terms of it!
Kösönöm!🤪