The Hungarian Alphabet with Pictures | Hungarian for Beginners

In this video we will go through the Hungarian alphabet again, but this time with pictures. You can easily master the letters by listening to their correct pronunciation.
The letters Q, W, X, Y are rarely used in Hungarian, they were omitted this time, except for X. These letters can only be found in foreign words and traditional orthography of names.
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[@alisalunina6844]

Very good video! I found out some new words and realised, that I pronounced some sounds whong! Thanks!

[@user-py5wn4jb2h]

😂😂

[@温熊猫]

it's good for the new learner, thanks!

[@Venus-xj8bd]

köszönöm

[@hungarian-4U]

Nagyon jó lett ez a videód is :)

[@Pokerfuel]

Gomba sounds like Mario's Goomba, nice

[@amazonpolyglot]

Excelent. Perfect for beginners. Thank you so much

[@augustovargashemeryth896]

I liked how to say watch. It sounds just as the word "hora" in Spanish which is the word for "hour"

[@Ikhoras]

We use the same word for the clock, the watch, and the hour. ;)

[@carlbrenner7078]

They sound similar because both words come from Latin.

[@milkfrostedmoon2436]

Thanks a lot

[@marsbar_on_mars]

this video has been helping me alot with learning hungarian! ive currently memorised 4 letters. A, Á, V and W :3

[@schultheisz8182]

❤❤❤❤

[@kim.yuseok1]

Tonal like Mandarin, Grammar like Turkish,

[@gunnarsokkar531]

Super

[@Rozerboy.]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩.Bangladesből nézem

[@reptilemania5251]

i learnt the alphabet in 10 minutes just watching this lol

[@miruna8322]

💕✨ukulele✨💕
English: iuculeili

[@zsoltmihalyszilagyi8960]

Nem nyé, hanem eny.😅

[@aliumair6786]

Missing Q and W

[@DiamondMcNamara]

irrron??? ayen!

[@ginnirosenfeld4418]

Trying to discern the difference in pronunciation between "j" and "ly". Can anyone clarify? Thanks.

[@Charybdiss]

No difference.
Same sound, different spelling.

[@simonnewbold444]

You missed out q as it goes

[@asifranaakash1090]

This 'o' variations ang 'gy' have me confused as hell! It's driving me crazy. I'm losing my mind and my throat's starting to hurt!

[@Tsengello]

did you forget Q, W, Y?

[@WaqarAhmad-kp2hx]

Vesantlatashra

[@robertbogati2950]

Viszontlátásra!😉👍🙋🏼‍♂️🙂

[@ElijahBortnikov]

It seems like there are two dialects in Hungary or two groups of people. O-speaking and A-speaking. I mean, sometimes they say "teacher" tanár as [ta-naar] but sometimes as [to-naar].

[@Charybdiss]

No. Noone says to-naar.

[@nickslobodsky4444]

What is the real sound of the letter A ?
I still don't get it.
Why does it sound like O ?

[@carsonroxanne]

It’s the sound in the word Art
Not anything to do with o

[@midnight_perfect8520]

YOU FORGOT W AND Y!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marsbar_on_mars]

if it helps W sounds like V, just put "Dupla" infront of it. so W = dupla v

[@user-py5wn4jb2h]

😂😂