🇭🇺Hungarian alphabet has 44 letters, including unique characters and accent marks.
👋Master basic greetings in Hungarian, including "Good morning", "Good afternoon", and "Good evening".
🙏Learn expressions of gratitude in Hungarian, including "Thank you" and "Thanks".
👋Discover various ways to say goodbye in Hungarian, including "Goodbye" and "Have a good night".
❓Understand the pronunciation challenges in Hungarian, such as the "s" sound and the strong "r" sound.
Are the characters in the Hungarian alphabet different from English?
—Yes, the Hungarian alphabet has 44 letters, including some unique characters and accent marks.
What are some common greetings in Hungarian?
—Some common greetings in Hungarian include "Good morning", "Good afternoon", and "Good evening".
How do you say "Thank you" in Hungarian?
—In Hungarian, "Thank you" can be expressed as "Köszönöm" and "Thanks" as "Köszi".
What are the different ways to say goodbye in Hungarian?
—In Hungarian, you can say "Goodbye" as "Viszlát", "Have a good night" as "Jó éjszakát", and "Goodbye and take care" as "Szervusz".
What are the pronunciation challenges in Hungarian?
—Some pronunciation challenges in Hungarian include the "s" sound and the strong "r" sound.
00:00The video introduces basic Hungarian phrases and their importance for tourists and travelers.
00:45The Hungarian alphabet consists of 44 letters, including unique characters and accent marks.
02:31The video explains the pronunciation of the letter 's' in Hungarian, which sounds like 'sh' when it stands alone and 's' when followed by 'z'.
04:09Common greetings in Hungarian, including 'Good morning', 'Good afternoon', and 'Good evening', are introduced.
06:07How to say 'Goodbye' or 'Have a good night' in Hungarian is explained.
07:53Expressions of gratitude in Hungarian, such as 'Thank you' and 'Thanks', are taught.
09:07The pronunciation challenges in Hungarian, including the strong 'r' sound, are discussed.
10:40The video concludes by encouraging viewers to practice the learned phrases and impress Hungarians with their language skills.
