maybe i will change my opinion "Hungarian women arent pretty" ... Köteles Cindy for example, too ... Vincze Lila maybe isnt so pretty, but i like her, too ... or the two from group? Pacsirták ... or the one from group Delta ... or Kovács Katy was awesome, too, atleast when she was young ... Koncz Zsuzsa is/was pretty, too, but i never liked her much, though her song i quite like - Jelbeszéd, or Da blüht ein Stern (i dont remember the Hungarian version/original ... but csillag is also an awesome word :D ... it is actually like csík, isnt it? Mihály Csíkszentmihály :D St. Michael's ray, i think ... or Nyíló vérpiros rózsa, but not the "lucky" choral between the strophes ... like this Czech song, i kinda like it, but not the "too lucky" refrain ... maybe they wouldnt allow it to him otherwise? ua-cam.com/video/xsvfFBUEmXU/v-deo.html ... i like songs with accent at the end of the words, verses (so Vincze Lila's (NB's) Uram, segíts, is awesome for me :D ... hitetlen vagyok, nem látok más csak harcot ... ??? uram, te félsz, milyen kár, te csak bennem élsz ... i wouldnt expect this, simply awesome ... i tried to sing it with some Czech words but it was not easy to find some (regardless of the meaning of the words), we also have accent (word stress) no the first syllable like Hungarian, Finnish, German ... so often need to use one-syllabic words :D but we quite have lengths at the end of words (so vice versa than you) ... Lila's song Angyalnak madárnak i like more than the Spanish original ... (hm, second versions and parodies are often better - second attempt, another step ... not like the prototype - original :D ), in Spanish i like only Iglesias or Jeanette - Porque te vas ... and in Portuguese only Lambada ... and idk more songs in these languages, actually ... in French i like France Gall, her songs in German, too ...)
Kovácsné is also men's form of the surname or Hungarian women sometimes add -né to it? or you have it only as a nickname here? until now i saw it just at first names - Pálné, Jánosné ... on old graves in Poprad, Slovakia ... (if you dont want to answer in English, you can try in Hungarian and i will see if i can translate it :D ) - this text translated by google translator :D : Kovácsné a férfi vezetéknév is, vagy a magyar nők néha hozzáadják -né? vagy csak becenévként van itt? eddig csak keresztneveken láttam - Pálné, Jánosné ... a régi sírokon Poprádban, Szlovákiában ... (ha nem akarsz angolul válaszolni, próbálhatsz magyarul, és meglátom, sikerül-e lefordítanom : D) sír(ok), such a nice word and it is a grave ... omg ... like munka - and it is work :D ... in Czech is informal "makat" (verb), i dont like it ... i dont like germanisms much ... but munka sounds awesome :D ... it is the same like "(veš) muňka" in Cz. = and it is an insect transmitting veneral diseases ... Finnish work is työ, which is funny - like Cz. calling "ty vole", shorten sounds like "tye" (non-enthuisiastic reaction when someone wants you to do something :D or by many people every second word when they are speaking :D ) ... tehdä työtä is also funny - tehdy in Cz. = then (past) ... and työtä is like Toyota :D ...
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suprisingly (for me) she looks better with her hair hidden ... nice ears :) ... this song i know mainly from our Czech singer Lucie Bílá :D ...
maybe i will change my opinion "Hungarian women arent pretty" ... Köteles Cindy for example, too ... Vincze Lila maybe isnt so pretty, but i like her, too ... or the two from group? Pacsirták ... or the one from group Delta ... or Kovács Katy was awesome, too, atleast when she was young ... Koncz Zsuzsa is/was pretty, too, but i never liked her much, though her song i quite like - Jelbeszéd, or Da blüht ein Stern (i dont remember the Hungarian version/original ... but csillag is also an awesome word :D ... it is actually like csík, isnt it? Mihály Csíkszentmihály :D St. Michael's ray, i think ... or Nyíló vérpiros rózsa, but not the "lucky" choral between the strophes ... like this Czech song, i kinda like it, but not the "too lucky" refrain ... maybe they wouldnt allow it to him otherwise? ua-cam.com/video/xsvfFBUEmXU/v-deo.html ... i like songs with accent at the end of the words, verses (so Vincze Lila's (NB's) Uram, segíts, is awesome for me :D ... hitetlen vagyok, nem látok más csak harcot ... ??? uram, te félsz, milyen kár, te csak bennem élsz ... i wouldnt expect this, simply awesome ... i tried to sing it with some Czech words but it was not easy to find some (regardless of the meaning of the words), we also have accent (word stress) no the first syllable like Hungarian, Finnish, German ... so often need to use one-syllabic words :D but we quite have lengths at the end of words (so vice versa than you) ... Lila's song Angyalnak madárnak i like more than the Spanish original ... (hm, second versions and parodies are often better - second attempt, another step ... not like the prototype - original :D ), in Spanish i like only Iglesias or Jeanette - Porque te vas ... and in Portuguese only Lambada ... and idk more songs in these languages, actually ... in French i like France Gall, her songs in German, too ...)
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Kovácsné is also men's form of the surname or Hungarian women sometimes add -né to it? or you have it only as a nickname here? until now i saw it just at first names - Pálné, Jánosné ... on old graves in Poprad, Slovakia ... (if you dont want to answer in English, you can try in Hungarian and i will see if i can translate it :D )
- this text translated by google translator :D :
Kovácsné a férfi vezetéknév is, vagy a magyar nők néha hozzáadják -né? vagy csak becenévként van itt? eddig csak keresztneveken láttam - Pálné, Jánosné ... a régi sírokon Poprádban, Szlovákiában ... (ha nem akarsz angolul válaszolni, próbálhatsz magyarul, és meglátom, sikerül-e lefordítanom : D)
sír(ok), such a nice word and it is a grave ... omg ... like munka - and it is work :D ... in Czech is informal "makat" (verb), i dont like it ... i dont like germanisms much ... but munka sounds awesome :D ... it is the same like "(veš) muňka" in Cz. = and it is an insect transmitting veneral diseases ... Finnish work is työ, which is funny - like Cz. calling "ty vole", shorten sounds like "tye" (non-enthuisiastic reaction when someone wants you to do something :D or by many people every second word when they are speaking :D ) ... tehdä työtä is also funny - tehdy in Cz. = then (past) ... and työtä is like Toyota :D ...
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