All these videos suffer from an omission: nowhere is it indicated whether the English word is a verb, and adjective, or a substantive. All these can have different meanings in the other language. e.g. "side" can be "side of something" or "side with". This leads to confusions like the same word appearing twice in the list, the second time with some other translation. Is it a synonym, a different meaning - that's anybody's guess. :/ Another omission is word pairs with some missing part, e.g. "towel" being translated with an additional word for "hand towel".
A beautiful page.Luckly it shows me mÿ poor English.l will be happy if the pronunciation of the nyelv,improves.many t thanks..I love this page. Conratulations❤😊 55:03
Would be nice if context or part of speech is included, ie verb or noun Also, way too much time on countries and cities that could be used for more useful words. Adding a few world cities if they differ from English (Vienna -> Becs for example) but if Vancouver is the same in both English and Hungarian, that’s just a wasted slot that could be used for another word. Some specialty words like “organism” don’t really pop up in normal conversation. Maybe not a bad idea to have a science themed list but apart from some secondary level science teachers or biologists, not something that’s used commonly
Must know words for beginners - Taoism? Really? Trombone? Stapler? Also, it would have made more sense to group words together into categories, eg. food, at the doctor, in the street, family, colours, etc. Otherwise not a bad way to learn new words.
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Great, but it would be more helpful to include an example sentence with each word.
Thank you Koszonom
Úgy néz ki én vagyok itt az egyetlen magyar hihi!
Ha ezt olvassa akármalyikőtök , akkor azt üzenem , sok sikert a tanuláshoz! ;)
Jaj de jo hogy ez az egyetlen leg jób videó amit valaha kerestem😍🤩 mert persze jó lehet barkinek aki akar valaha magyarul tanolni☺🤗
Very useful .thank you
All these videos suffer from an omission: nowhere is it indicated whether the English word is a verb, and adjective, or a substantive. All these can have different meanings in the other language. e.g. "side" can be "side of something" or "side with". This leads to confusions like the same word appearing twice in the list, the second time with some other translation. Is it a synonym, a different meaning - that's anybody's guess. :/ Another omission is word pairs with some missing part, e.g. "towel" being translated with an additional word for "hand towel".
A beautiful page.Luckly it shows me mÿ poor English.l will be happy if the pronunciation of the nyelv,improves.many t
thanks..I love this page. Conratulations❤😊 55:03
Thank you so much
“feather” is also “tolla”
Ny in Hungarian is like Ny in catalan
Would be nice if context or part of speech is included, ie verb or noun
Also, way too much time on countries and cities that could be used for more useful words. Adding a few world cities if they differ from English (Vienna -> Becs for example) but if Vancouver is the same in both English and Hungarian, that’s just a wasted slot that could be used for another word.
Some specialty words like “organism” don’t really pop up in normal conversation. Maybe not a bad idea to have a science themed list but apart from some secondary level science teachers or biologists, not something that’s used commonly
Must know words for beginners - Taoism? Really? Trombone? Stapler?
Also, it would have made more sense to group words together into categories, eg. food, at the doctor, in the street, family, colours, etc. Otherwise not a bad way to learn new words.
Beginners do need to know that the Hungarian for "Kuala Lumpur" is "Kuala Lumpur"😎.
@@maddyg3208 That's very useful, thank you 😁
There are some city names that differ, Vienna is Becs, Bratislava is Pozsony, but Doha = Doha and Dallas = Dallas don’t really need to be included
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