love back. I've been in the Netherlands too as a hungarian, or as we say it Hollandia :D I know you guys don't like this name. Amsterdam was nice, the food was very different and new a bit scarry but great. The funniest thing was when the locals lead us to the new modern city centre. And they where reeeaaally peoud the their centre was full of blocky, square building because these are "verrry modern" It was funny because we only have square houses because communism and they were suprised that we weren't
Much much love to beautiful and unique Hungary from Greece 🇬🇷! I visited Budapest 1 week ago and fell on love with the people, culture, food, beauty and everything. Had the best time. Many Greetings!
One of my favourite European countries. Very intriguing and super interesting language especially when you go much more into depth you discover how rich and expressive it is.
To see how rich is hungarian as a language and culture: lots of Andy's videos are 8-10minutes long about whole language families. Hungarian video is 11 and half minutes long on it's own. Simply beautyul❤️🇭🇺
@@zdenekdanko4729 wdym? Poland is one of the most supporting countries rn. Or do you mean that Hungary is on Putin's side? Why? Do you think we do not support Ukraine? A lots of refugees went into Hungary, at least for a couple of days before continuing towards the western world, we have been helping them, giving food, shelter, clothes, medicine and stuff, is this not enough support? I like how people want us not to support Ukraine and the people, but the war by sending weapons. Also since the revolt in 2014, the Ukrainian government has been constantly treating it's minorities really badly, including Hungarians, among Russians, Romanians etc. Revoking the right to learn on your own native language? In a so called democratic country? But we still support the people, most of them can't do anything with this, it's not their fault, so please don't call neither Poles, nor Hungarians Putin supporters, because this is not true
The ancestors of the Hungarians at the beginning of their history were in contact with nomadic Iranian-speaking tribes. For example, such numbers in Hungarian as 7 (het), 10 (tiz), 100 (szaz), 1000 (ezer) and the words "sword" (kard), "cheese" (sait), "milk" (tei), "meat" (hus) are borrowings from the languages of the Iranian group.
@@jabbalone2068 No, the numeral hundred in the Finno-Ugric languages is an ancient iranian borrowing. This number was borrowed during the time of the Finno-Ugric single community, so it is present in all languages of this group.
There is also Slavic influence and loan-words with the same meaning: - malna (raspberry) - from Slavic "malína" (raspberry); - szylva (plum) - from Slavic "slíva" (plum); - borotva (razor) - from Slavic "brítva" (razor); - kulcsok (key) - from Slavic "klüč" (key); - villa (fork) - from Slavic "víla", "vílka" (fork).
@Ka1 Yes. Slavic languages have sound "ü" ("ю" in Cyrillic alphabeth, "iu" in Polish), "ä" ( "я" in Cyrillic alphabeth, "ia" in Polish), "ö" ("ë" in Russian, "ьо" in Ukrainian and "io" in Polish), "ë" ("e" in Russian is always mild, "є" in Ukrainian and 'ie' in Polish). For example, in Ukrainian: любов (lübov) - love, ряд (räd) - row, полювання (polüvannä) - hunting, льон (lön) - linen, "лляне" (lläne) - made of linen, пляма (pläma) - spot, бадьорість (badörisť) - cheerfulness etc.
@@nodzen536 yes, it’s true, but hungarian, finnish and estonian and the other finno-ugric languages aren’t indoeuropean so they have different origins from the other european lenguages, that for the majority are indoeuropean, albanian belongs to this family
Oh yeah our Turkish "brothers" to whom we're not related to, but they invaded, conquered, oppressed, devastated and decimated us, massacred our men and kidnapped our children to raise them as Ottoman soldiers. Greetings to you too!
Hungarian and Turks have absolutely no ethical relation. 😂 Linguists, historians and a bunch of scientists agree on that. Hungarians are Uralic, Turks are Turkic. You Turks really need to stop trying so hard accumulating other nations' cultures , history and identities.
@@mysteriousDSF İf Ottomans truly wanted to decimate Hungary as a Cultural, Political and Linguistic entity then Hungarian would either become the Cymraeg of the Central Europe (Gaeilge in the worst case scenerio) with Modern Hungarian government making plans on reaching certain numbers of Native speakers or was able have it revived after a really intense Linguistic Rennaissance and still there would be far more Turkic Loanwords in this timelines Hungarian than it is today wich government would also try to remove or worse you ended up with a Hungary that defines itself as Turkic muslim whilst the Hungarian Speakers try their best to remove it advocating their Actual Finno-Ugric Heritage if the Hungarian as a Language exists at all in that Timeline(What happened with Algeria, Morocco, Libya and Tunis and their Actual Amazigh Populations ). if you say that the Ottoman rule is the reason of the Turkic Loanwords, Most of the Turkic words in Modern Hungarian are actually originates from a time when the Hungarians were Seven distinct tribes from the Urals known as the Hetmagyars (Seven Magyars if ım Correct) who were under the Khazar Rule (a Turkic Khaganate ruled by a Jewish elite Mercantile to the point where Adighe received the word ''Qazar'' to describe those who keep Bargaining) Later Three Seperate Turkic Tribes who would Rebel against and Chrushed by the Khazars joined the Hetmagyar confederation with three Seperate Tribes turning it into the Onoğurlar (Ten Arrows) Later this Seven Magyar Three Turkic Semi-Nomadic Tribes would Conquer Pannonian Basin and create the Principality of Hungary under the Legendary King Almos with Turkic tribes assimilating under the much more populous Magyars. For those that taken as Jannissaries Ottoman Jannissary recruiting policy (at least on paper) demanded that recruitment was limited to only one child per family with right phsyical conditions if that Family had Multiple sons so that the Households and the Village as a whole didnt have their Productiveness taken away (after all You need Grain to make bread and you need Bread to feed an Army). However the Real Slavery was Especialy Targeting The Young Girls from the Realms that Bordered the Ottomans (Wich means an Area From Moscow to the North to Western Mediterrenian countries to the South By Tartars and Barbary Corsairs respectively Latter one gone as far as İceland) who would be taken as Slaves then sent to the Harems across the Empire (Hürrem Sultan is the Most wellknown). Shortly im glad that your Language and Culture Survived as well as those in the Balkans. And the reason is because Ottomans didnt seriously tried to Exterminate them. At least not the Way British and especialy Romans Did on Celts, Romans later also did on Dacians, Emir Timur did on Georgians and Syriacs, Genghis Khan did upon Khorasan and Russians did upon Circassians and Ottoman Young Turks Especially Enver Pasha tolerated and observed by the German Kaiser who was planning to do it on the German Occupied Territories did actually tried to do it against the Remaining Christian Minorities in Anatolia.
Random thoughts from a russian (Volga region) piros - пирог, пирожки (pie) sarga - сорго (sorghum) kulcsok - ключ, ключик borotva - бритва villa - вилка kanal - канал (a lot of meanings) palcika - пальчики (fingers) serpenyo - черпанье (scooping) cukor - цукор (another word for сахар sugar, but mostly used in western parts of Russia) Malna - малина szilva - слива repa - репа (but means turnip) konyok - конёк (few meanings but not elbow) uborka - уборка (means cleaning or harvesting) boka - бока (sides of a torso)
@@clnp7879 Almost all of the writing systems derived from other writing systems. So I find it dumb to say Hungarian script is Turkish script. It is like saying Latin alphabet is Phoenician alphabet.
@@AsylumDaemon I mean Latin literally is modified Phoenician script. It's a modification of Etruscan script which is a modification of Greek script which is a modification of Phoenician script which is a modification of Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Hungarian has always felt a little bit like a conlang to me -- a really good one, don't get me wrong. I vote Magyar Nyelv for the new international auxiliary language!
In the history of Hungaria, there had times 1500's when the turkish I. Sulejman started war with Hungary. So in hungarian you can find other words which is same or similair to the turkish.
Hungarians and turkic nations were in connection while they were living around the border of todays Kazakhstan in the southern part of Ural mountains before Christ. Today we have a few common words with kazakhs and uzbeks also.
Elma in Türkiye Turkish but in all Turkic dialects it is Alma (truth version is Alma because vowel harmony needs that front and back vowels can not be in same word. Same thing as Turkish Anne=mother. Its true form is Ana (also we use ana in Turkish not much as anne) but it is only Ana in all Turkic dialects.
@Z.K. It's unspecified whether the place of origin is West or East to the Ural Mountains, the only clear information about thid is that we are from the southern part of the Urals
The Slavs will be able to communicate with each other somehow, I think. How did Hungary manage to communicate with the majority Slavs during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy? Trade and military for example.
One time in my first day at the office for my new job I heard two colleagues speaking Hungarian, i didn't know from where they come from ans I thought they were Turkish, their language sounded so Turkic to me
Hungarian does not sound Turkic to me. Hungarian sounds Persian to me. But even if different ways, both Turkish and Hungarian have vowel harmony. And both are agglutinative languages. I have a short video named “ Turkish-Hungarian-English”. (Do not think that Turkish grammar is hard as Hungarian when you see that some rules are same in the video) such as , (Turkish) Telefonum yok=I do not have phone= nincs telefonom. (Hungarian) (Turkish) Sakalım var = I have beard = szakállam van. (Hungarian) In Turkish (my =benim) suffix here is um, ım they changed acording to vowel harmony In Hungarian (my=az enyém) suffix also changed acording to vowel harmony.
Probably half of the world. If there is a lingua franca, no matter how difficult it is, people will learn it. For example, English is pretty difficult also, for non-naties of course. Look at the late medieval era and the colonization era, literally no indo-european languages in the Americas, and very little in Africa. Learning English for them was hell, because it was so different from their own. It is a really hard language, even natives don't speak it correctly if they are not paying attention to it. Hungarian is just as different from native American and African language groups, so if Hungary had colonies and it would have spread around the globe and if it would be the lingua franca, people would have been more used to it. At least imo. Edit: it would be sick ngl
Yes, it's right...This language is Uralic, no one says otherwise. It really has a lot of Latin, Slavic, Germanic... even Greek influences. But Hungarian remains of Uralic origin, that is why it is so difficult for the other peoples of Europe. It can be learned, but no one manages to speak it perfectly, except the natives, obviously! Besides, we are very happy when someone speaks our language because we know very well how difficult it is.
@Z.K. I imagine Hungarians being called "non-European" might have something to do with Hungarians arriving in Carpathia in the 9th century similarly to clearly eastern steppe peoples before and to a lesser degree later, although they were in the areas of modern Ukraine for some time before the migration. On the other hand the ancestors of Baltic Finnic people were in the eastern Baltic region much earlier and they weren't mostly preceded or succeeded by further migrations from the same direction. Also the lack of historical information through documents and writings on Finns and Estonians before the 11th/12th centuries after the Norse and Slavs around them had Christianized compared to Hungarians being written about by the Byzantines for example and being compared to other steppe peoples.
For me it sounds more like a mix of Turkish and Slavic languages. I don't really get why it is considered to be related to Finnish and Estonian languages. Sounds interesting tho.
The world order SVO is only thought in schools, almost nobody sticks to it. Our scholars have decided on an SVO because this makes the learning easier fpr foreigners. But If you talk to a hungarian you will hear him use every word order. The trick is that the first word is the most important the second is the second most important information and so on. -Én veszek egy almát - I buy an apple This is the SVO, but a hungarian would use the other two too. - Egy almát veszek -Veszek egy almát -ÉN veszek egy almát- (this means that I am the one and important who buys an apple) -ALMÁT veszek- (This means that Apple is the food and not other that I'm buying. -EGY almát veszek- (This means that I am going to only buy ONE, not more nor less, this is our "number pointer" in hungarian. you could use any number or even a not sure number like "many" or "few" but it would still remain the main Information.) -Veszek egy almát- (The main Information in this is that I am buying it and not eating or or anything else.) Hungarian is a very specific language, you don't have a strict rule that you can atach to. English and other indo-european languages are tend to atach to a lot of context, that's why there are that many out-of-context moments in english. We have out of context too, but we have way less. Like I said We are verrrry specific, so if you are not very specific then people will misunderstand you, and look at you like a weird robot. And thats funny because the stereotipical "robotic hungarian" that robot use in a movie, was I think based on the "foreigner's hungarian". A hungarian without the flow and a constant comunication, ONE with a need for a "context".
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I visited Hungary in 2020, a beautiful country, much love to Hungary from the Netherlands!
love back. I've been in the Netherlands too as a hungarian, or as we say it Hollandia :D I know you guys don't like this name.
Amsterdam was nice, the food was very different and new a bit scarry but great.
The funniest thing was when the locals lead us to the new modern city centre. And they where reeeaaally peoud the their centre was full of blocky, square building because these are "verrry modern" It was funny because we only have square houses because communism and they were suprised that we weren't
Greetings from Poland, fellow Hungarians! Lengyel magyar ket jo barat! 🇵🇱🇭🇺
Polak weiger dwa bratanki
I do szabli i do szklanki
🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱
We love you!
Now this is a very interesting way to teach people about foreign cultures, looking forward to future videos in this format!
Yep
I know! I literally look forward to every single upload ever since this is a default format!
Hello Magyars from Udmurts!
Greetings from Hungary 😍
Чырткем! 😃
@@DrArisztid Ӟечбуресь 👋🏻
Ӟеч бур!
Much much love to beautiful and unique Hungary from Greece 🇬🇷! I visited Budapest 1 week ago and fell on love with the people, culture, food, beauty and everything. Had the best time. Many Greetings!
I am in Greece every summer and I feel Greek people as my friends!
Greetings from Hungary!
🇭🇺❤️🇬🇷
Greek people are ALWAYS welcomed here in Budapest!
I think Hungarian is the most beautiful language . greeting from Iran
Persian is also nice language. Greetings from Hungary
One of the most beautiful languages in the world, without a doubt! So soft and melodical
One of my favourite European countries. Very intriguing and super interesting language especially when you go much more into depth you discover how rich and expressive it is.
Friends for ever! 🇭🇺❤️🇧🇬
Love to Hungary from Bulgaria 🇧🇬❤️🇭🇺
🇭🇺❤️🇧🇬
Köszönöm szépen a videót a nyelvünkről! 🇭🇺👍❤️
Menjünk Magyarország!
his languague is really hard to learn specially how to conjugate verbs,adverbs,adjectives and all about it
Salut 🤣
@@alfonsopfengrojas1770 some people told that hungarian is the hardest language next to mandarin. So I'm proud of hungarian is my mother language.
@@gabriella2663 Nem olyan nehéz megtanulni, lám, ezt a Google segítségével írom, nyelvtanilag hibás vagy valami?
To see how rich is hungarian as a language and culture: lots of Andy's videos are 8-10minutes long about whole language families. Hungarian video is 11 and half minutes long on it's own. Simply beautyul❤️🇭🇺
hello from Albania l like it so much language Hungarian ❤
8:08 fun fact: Goomba in Super Mario comes from the Hungarian word for mushroom 🍄
LOVE FROM ROMANIA HUNGARIAN PEOPLE CULTURE LANGUAGE
Greetings from Greece!
Very beautiful language...
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Thanks :)
As a Pole I just needed to click as fast as possible.
Aj ty si Putinov kamarát? Putinovi bratranki? ma neser :))
@@zdenekdanko4729 can you don't?
@@zdenekdanko4729 wdym? Poland is one of the most supporting countries rn. Or do you mean that Hungary is on Putin's side? Why? Do you think we do not support Ukraine? A lots of refugees went into Hungary, at least for a couple of days before continuing towards the western world, we have been helping them, giving food, shelter, clothes, medicine and stuff, is this not enough support? I like how people want us not to support Ukraine and the people, but the war by sending weapons. Also since the revolt in 2014, the Ukrainian government has been constantly treating it's minorities really badly, including Hungarians, among Russians, Romanians etc. Revoking the right to learn on your own native language? In a so called democratic country? But we still support the people, most of them can't do anything with this, it's not their fault, so please don't call neither Poles, nor Hungarians Putin supporters, because this is not true
The ancestors of the Hungarians at the beginning of their history were in contact with nomadic Iranian-speaking tribes. For example, such numbers in Hungarian as 7 (het), 10 (tiz), 100 (szaz), 1000 (ezer) and the words "sword" (kard), "cheese" (sait), "milk" (tei), "meat" (hus) are borrowings from the languages of the Iranian group.
Heh, kard!
шумо ҳақед
also so many Turkic and central asian words in Hungar language , its so mixed and interesting language
Szaz is of uralic origin
@@jabbalone2068 No, the numeral hundred in the Finno-Ugric languages is an ancient iranian borrowing. This number was borrowed during the time of the Finno-Ugric single community, so it is present in all languages of this group.
My favorite European language. 🇭🇺
Wtf
@@leofighting118 He's favourite european language is Hungarian Just accept it.....
What a wonderful language!!❤️❤️
But very hard for non natives
@@titan9259 I don't think it is hard to learn as a non native
@@titan9259 basically, it's a stereotype in a main part.
@@AsylumDaemon mostly depends on what languages you speak
Köszönjük a videót🇭🇺
There is also Slavic influence and loan-words with the same meaning:
- malna (raspberry) - from Slavic "malína" (raspberry);
- szylva (plum) - from Slavic "slíva" (plum);
- borotva (razor) - from Slavic "brítva" (razor);
- kulcsok (key) - from Slavic "klüč" (key);
- villa (fork) - from Slavic "víla", "vílka" (fork).
@Ka1 Yes. Slavic languages have sound "ü" ("ю" in Cyrillic alphabeth, "iu" in Polish), "ä" ( "я" in Cyrillic alphabeth, "ia" in Polish), "ö" ("ë" in Russian, "ьо" in Ukrainian and "io" in Polish), "ë" ("e" in Russian is always mild, "є" in Ukrainian and 'ie' in Polish). For example, in Ukrainian: любов (lübov) - love, ряд (räd) - row, полювання (polüvannä) - hunting, льон (lön) - linen, "лляне" (lläne) - made of linen, пляма (pläma) - spot, бадьорість (badörisť) - cheerfulness etc.
Kulcsok is plural, kulcs is the singular :)
Also, it is szilva, not szylva
@@TheOlgaSasha but russian is not slavic
@@bloodkelp I did not write in Russian.
Informative as always.
I'm Turkish and I don't why but Hungarian sounds like Persian to me.
It had a little Iranic (ancient) influence, probably from Scythians
@@sectorgovernor Rather from Andronovo culture
When i think about Hungary i think about those hungarian folk tales animations i watched when i was little
Wait wha-? People outside Hungary watch them?
@@bazsamester Yeah, they can be found on YT! (Very interesting tales btw, especially the one about the rather "voracious" pork pudding...)
Magyar Népmesék 😍
@@bazsamester yeah. I watched through them in English.
"Hungarian folk tales"
@@SiKedek Ah, the "kis gömböc" one of my favorites :D
I really like hungarian for how it sounds, and also because it’s totally different from all european languages and cultures, like finnish and estonian
Albanian is also different
@@nodzen536 yes, it’s true, but hungarian, finnish and estonian and the other finno-ugric languages aren’t indoeuropean so they have different origins from the other european lenguages, that for the majority are indoeuropean, albanian belongs to this family
@@nodzen536 tf
Greetings to Hungarian brothers from Turkiye 🇹🇷🇭🇺
Oh yeah our Turkish "brothers" to whom we're not related to, but they invaded, conquered, oppressed, devastated and decimated us, massacred our men and kidnapped our children to raise them as Ottoman soldiers. Greetings to you too!
@@mysteriousDSF We are not living in 1300's dude chill omg lmao
Hungarian and Turks have absolutely no ethical relation. 😂 Linguists, historians and a bunch of scientists agree on that. Hungarians are Uralic, Turks are Turkic. You Turks really need to stop trying so hard accumulating other nations' cultures , history and identities.
@@mysteriousDSF İf Ottomans truly wanted to decimate Hungary as a Cultural, Political and Linguistic entity then Hungarian would either become the Cymraeg of the Central Europe (Gaeilge in the worst case scenerio) with Modern Hungarian government making plans on reaching certain numbers of Native speakers or was able have it revived after a really intense Linguistic Rennaissance and still there would be far more Turkic Loanwords in this timelines Hungarian than it is today wich government would also try to remove or worse you ended up with a Hungary that defines itself as Turkic muslim whilst the Hungarian Speakers try their best to remove it advocating their Actual Finno-Ugric Heritage if the Hungarian as a Language exists at all in that Timeline(What happened with Algeria, Morocco, Libya and Tunis and their Actual Amazigh Populations ).
if you say that the Ottoman rule is the reason of the Turkic Loanwords, Most of the Turkic words in Modern Hungarian are actually originates from a time when the Hungarians were Seven distinct tribes from the Urals known as the Hetmagyars (Seven Magyars if ım Correct) who were under the Khazar Rule (a Turkic Khaganate ruled by a Jewish elite Mercantile to the point where Adighe received the word ''Qazar'' to describe those who keep Bargaining) Later Three Seperate Turkic Tribes who would Rebel against and Chrushed by the Khazars joined the Hetmagyar confederation with three Seperate Tribes turning it into the Onoğurlar (Ten Arrows) Later this Seven Magyar Three Turkic Semi-Nomadic Tribes would Conquer Pannonian Basin and create the Principality of Hungary under the Legendary King Almos with Turkic tribes assimilating under the much more populous Magyars.
For those that taken as Jannissaries Ottoman Jannissary recruiting policy (at least on paper) demanded that recruitment was limited to only one child per family with right phsyical conditions if that Family had Multiple sons so that the Households and the Village as a whole didnt have their Productiveness taken away (after all You need Grain to make bread and you need Bread to feed an Army).
However the Real Slavery was Especialy Targeting The Young Girls from the Realms that Bordered the Ottomans (Wich means an Area From Moscow to the North to Western Mediterrenian countries to the South By Tartars and Barbary Corsairs respectively Latter one gone as far as İceland) who would be taken as Slaves then sent to the Harems across the Empire (Hürrem Sultan is the Most wellknown).
Shortly im glad that your Language and Culture Survived as well as those in the Balkans. And the reason is because Ottomans didnt seriously tried to Exterminate them. At least not the Way British and especialy Romans Did on Celts, Romans later also did on Dacians, Emir Timur did on Georgians and Syriacs, Genghis Khan did upon Khorasan and Russians did upon Circassians and Ottoman Young Turks Especially Enver Pasha tolerated and observed by the German Kaiser who was planning to do it on the German Occupied Territories did actually tried to do it against the Remaining Christian Minorities in Anatolia.
I don't no but Andy's voice is so ASMR!😀
I just keep coming back. Hungarian is so soothing
Random thoughts from a russian (Volga region)
piros - пирог, пирожки (pie)
sarga - сорго (sorghum)
kulcsok - ключ, ключик
borotva - бритва
villa - вилка
kanal - канал (a lot of meanings)
palcika - пальчики (fingers)
serpenyo - черпанье (scooping)
cukor - цукор (another word for сахар sugar, but mostly used in western parts of Russia)
Malna - малина
szilva - слива
repa - репа (but means turnip)
konyok - конёк (few meanings but not elbow)
uborka - уборка (means cleaning or harvesting)
boka - бока (sides of a torso)
I want to visit Nizhny Novgorod!
greetings from Turkey and Hungary love
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Very lovely language...
From Greece! 🇬🇷❤️🇭🇺
We are friends!
🇭🇺❤️🇬🇷
Hungarian would look neat if it was still written in it's ancient script.
You mean Turkish script
@@clnp7879 No. Szekely Runes.
@@clnp7879 Almost all of the writing systems derived from other writing systems. So I find it dumb to say Hungarian script is Turkish script. It is like saying Latin alphabet is Phoenician alphabet.
@@AsylumDaemon I mean Latin literally is modified Phoenician script. It's a modification of Etruscan script which is a modification of Greek script which is a modification of Phoenician script which is a modification of Egyptian hieroglyphics.
@@igorjee Very interesting!
It really doesn’t sound like any other language. Khanty & Mansi no doubt.
Köszönöm :)
I am obsessed with this channel 😍😍. Would love to see one on the Tigre language of Eritrea.
Enjoyable video! 😊
Interesting fact: in some counties the words are pronounced completely differently 🇭🇺
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Hello Magyars brothers from Yamal I'm Nenets✊
Hungarian has always felt a little bit like a conlang to me -- a really good one, don't get me wrong. I vote Magyar Nyelv for the new international auxiliary language!
I love Hungary, as a Pole. But we have to admit we cannot speak Hungarian 😂🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺
You guys should do Sierra Leone krio!
Egyediek vagyunk.
Én magyar vagyok 😊😊😊 köszi a videót, izgalmas volt
Greetings from Poland!🇵🇱♥🇭🇺
alma is in turkish language (apple)
In the history of Hungaria, there had times 1500's when the turkish I. Sulejman started war with Hungary. So in hungarian you can find other words which is same or similair to the turkish.
Hungarians and turkic nations were in connection while they were living around the border of todays Kazakhstan in the southern part of Ural mountains before Christ. Today we have a few common words with kazakhs and uzbeks also.
Elma in Türkiye Turkish but in all Turkic dialects it is Alma (truth version is Alma because vowel harmony needs that front and back vowels can not be in same word. Same thing as Turkish Anne=mother. Its true form is Ana (also we use ana in Turkish not much as anne) but it is only Ana in all Turkic dialects.
What language is hungarian mutually intelligible with?
Cool
The female character you've used in this video on Hungarian is a different one to that in the previous video.
why you don't make a video of catalan language i need one so much :(
Originally Mahyar from central Asia ?
@Z.K. It's unspecified whether the place of origin is West or East to the Ural Mountains, the only clear information about thid is that we are from the southern part of the Urals
north-central asia but yes
Magyarország!
Who's next in the series ?
The Slavs will be able to communicate with each other somehow, I think.
How did Hungary manage to communicate with the majority Slavs during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy?
Trade and military for example.
Hey that's my name, I'm Andy. :)
7:38 sültkrumpli
Originally. Asian language
@kaıser uralic people, not Hungarian people, genius. You should say: Hungarian ancestor language was not European.
One time in my first day at the office for my new job I heard two colleagues speaking Hungarian, i didn't know from where they come from ans I thought they were Turkish, their language sounded so Turkic to me
m.ruclips.net/video/_Gyk3xjHCzg/видео.html Hungarian-Turkish-English short video.
Hungarian does not sound Turkic to me. Hungarian sounds Persian to me. But even if different ways, both Turkish and Hungarian have vowel harmony. And both are agglutinative languages. I have a short video named “ Turkish-Hungarian-English”. (Do not think that Turkish grammar is hard as Hungarian when you see that some rules are same in the video) such as ,
(Turkish) Telefonum yok=I do not have phone= nincs telefonom. (Hungarian)
(Turkish) Sakalım var = I have beard = szakállam van. (Hungarian)
In Turkish (my =benim) suffix here is um, ım they changed acording to vowel harmony
In Hungarian (my=az enyém) suffix also changed acording to vowel harmony.
Hunnic brothers Sons of Atilla Rauran khaganate🇺🇿🇭🇺
Megtanítasz magyarra?
The most popular hungarian word is Igen, thanks to Mr. Woodman
Hungarian is absolutely insane. I wonder how many people would learn Hungarian if it was the lingua franca instead of English
Probably half of the world. If there is a lingua franca, no matter how difficult it is, people will learn it. For example, English is pretty difficult also, for non-naties of course. Look at the late medieval era and the colonization era, literally no indo-european languages in the Americas, and very little in Africa. Learning English for them was hell, because it was so different from their own. It is a really hard language, even natives don't speak it correctly if they are not paying attention to it. Hungarian is just as different from native American and African language groups, so if Hungary had colonies and it would have spread around the globe and if it would be the lingua franca, people would have been more used to it. At least imo.
Edit: it would be sick ngl
I’m supposed to learn all this ? Dammit dad
szervusz!
czechia next please 🇨🇿
7:04 Villa and Kanál 😂😂😂
It looks like "Kanal", which is the German word for channel.
@@fliegenistdassicherste8828 the translator thought that too
Скифы, сарматы, гуны, авары, спросите венгров как прикачивать в европу и остаться в живых. 😁
Hungarian is NOT a European language despite the fact Hungary is located in Europe and surrounding nation's languages are in the Indo-European family.
Yes, it's right...This language is Uralic, no one says otherwise. It really has a lot of Latin, Slavic, Germanic... even Greek influences. But Hungarian remains of Uralic origin, that is why it is so difficult for the other peoples of Europe. It can be learned, but no one manages to speak it perfectly, except the natives, obviously! Besides, we are very happy when someone speaks our language because we know very well how difficult it is.
The language is European, but not Indo-European.
Yes, Hungary is in Europe, but their language is not European!!
@Z.K. I imagine Hungarians being called "non-European" might have something to do with Hungarians arriving in Carpathia in the 9th century similarly to clearly eastern steppe peoples before and to a lesser degree later, although they were in the areas of modern Ukraine for some time before the migration. On the other hand the ancestors of Baltic Finnic people were in the eastern Baltic region much earlier and they weren't mostly preceded or succeeded by further migrations from the same direction. Also the lack of historical information through documents and writings on Finns and Estonians before the 11th/12th centuries after the Norse and Slavs around them had Christianized compared to Hungarians being written about by the Byzantines for example and being compared to other steppe peoples.
not indo-european*
sounds like when a slavic language is pronounced with turkish accent lol
A magyar nyelv nem protoeurópai nyelv.
You want to say 'nem indoeurópai'. Protoeurópai means Proto-European.
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Sexiest language in Europe IMO
When I accidentally put my hand on the keyboard for a while and then read what is written on the screen :)
Nah that's an average polish name
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I’m Hungary
You have an arab name
@@ICantThinkOfANameeeee he said he is the country.
ÉN MAGYAR VAGYOK
Their kushities
Geci
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Igen!
Szép and my ancestors give me wisdom from Mesopotamia, Bactria, Ur, Akkad, etc.
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i hope you can add a Mexican language
It sounds a bit like Farsi
Steak🥩
Sounds like Persian.
Hello 🤣🤣
'Romanian patriot'
@@sectorgovernor yes, I am a Romanian patriot
13 million
For me it sounds more like a mix of Turkish and Slavic languages. I don't really get why it is considered to be related to Finnish and Estonian languages. Sounds interesting tho.
I feel hungary is so small
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Ki?
@@tovarishchfeixiao ő
Woow "ki" means "who" in magyar. In Turkish, "O kim" means "Who is he/she"
Hungarians: we are natives to Hungary, we don't want any foreigners in our country
Also Hungarians: * speaks uralic language *
may̌aj to
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Nobody cares, stop spamming
lmfao
Fourth
The world order SVO is only thought in schools, almost nobody sticks to it.
Our scholars have decided on an SVO because this makes the learning easier fpr foreigners.
But If you talk to a hungarian you will hear him use every word order.
The trick is that the first word is the most important the second is the second most important information and so on.
-Én veszek egy almát - I buy an apple
This is the SVO, but a hungarian would use the other two too.
- Egy almát veszek
-Veszek egy almát
-ÉN veszek egy almát-
(this means that I am the one and important who buys an apple)
-ALMÁT veszek-
(This means that Apple is the food and not other that I'm buying.
-EGY almát veszek-
(This means that I am going to only buy ONE, not more nor less, this is our "number pointer" in hungarian. you could use any number or even a not sure number like "many" or "few" but it would still remain the main Information.)
-Veszek egy almát-
(The main Information in this is that I am buying it and not eating or or anything else.)
Hungarian is a very specific language, you don't have a strict rule that you can atach to. English and other indo-european languages are tend to atach to a lot of context, that's why there are that many out-of-context moments in english.
We have out of context too, but we have way less.
Like I said We are verrrry specific, so if you are not very specific then people will misunderstand you, and look at you like a weird robot.
And thats funny because the stereotipical "robotic hungarian" that robot use in a movie, was I think based on the "foreigner's hungarian".
A hungarian without the flow and a constant comunication, ONE with a need for a "context".
'Alma' is apple in Kazakh language and some other Turkic languages. Interesting...
@@sanchesseli Yes. One of the 250-300 words of Turkish origin that we use in the Hungarian language.