Learn Hungarian Tutorial for Beginners
What you'll learn
- understand and be able to speak basic Hungarian
- be able to accomplish basic tasks in Hungary without resorting to English
Requirements
- Understanding of English
Description
A fun and informal guide to the Hungarian language. We introduce you to Hungarian gently, starting with the words you'll need the most, and gradually building up your vocabulary and understanding of Hungarian grammar. You'll learn the basics of Hungarian in a natural way, enabling you to accomplish many basic tasks in Hungarian and providing you with a solid basis for further study.
Who this course is for:
- Tourists thinking of taking a holiday in Budapest or Hungary
- Anyone who wants an introduction to Hungarian
- Anyone who enjoys a challenge!
Course content
- Preview03:59
- Preview03:11
- Preview02:08
- Preview02:14
- 03:47Names of Drinks
- 01:33Test 2
- 03:29One, two, three
- 03:20A Drink Please
- 01:24Test 3
- 03:25Nationalities
- 05:57In a Shop or a Café
- 05:33Numbers Up To Ten
- 03:00What's Your Name?
- 04:51Where Are You From?
- 02:35What's Your Number?
- 03:23At the Airport
- 05:09Tickets and Traveling Into Budapest
- 08:18Sightseeing in Budapest
Instructors
![John Purcell](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 170,512 Reviews
- 2,233,906 Students
- 17 Courses
After working as a software developer and contractor for over 14 years for a whole bunch of companies including CSC, Proquest, SPSS and AT&T in the UK and Netherlands, I decided to work full-time as a private software trainer. After spending four years in the beautiful city of Budapest, Hungary and a year in Berlin, I now live in my home town of Derby, UK.
- 3.6 Instructor Rating
- 38 Reviews
- 1,206 Students
- 1 Course
I'm a native Hungarian speaker. I live in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. I’m keen on arts, so in my free time I like drawing, and dancing.
I'm interested in graphology and other cultures, so I'm learning German. I’m a member of a hungarian language exchange club. That’s where I met John, and with a little time we’ve found out that we can work together effectively.
I'm open minded, I'm curious about your opinion, don't hesitate to send me a message and let me know what you think of the course so far.