Learn Hungarian with MAGYARáz
What you'll learn
- Hungarian alphabet - to pronounce the Hungarian sounds and recognising them
- You will be able to introduce yourself, greet people, say what you are up to and say what you like doing
- Hungarian grammar - vowel harmony, infinitive, ending for in
Requirements
- This is a beginners' course and no previous knowledge required
- I do suggest, however, to keep a dictionary to help you learn the words learnt in the lesson
Description
Magyaráz is created by a native Hungarian speaker. Let me be your teacher in the next couple of weeks and help you onto the learning path of Hungarian.
This course will teach you the Hungarian sounds during the first two lessons and after that, we will practise listening skills at the beginning of each lesson when I test your vocabulary/listening with previously learned words. We will also focus on basic Hungarian grammatical rules such as vowel harmony, verbs, sentence structure, etc. I will also teach you topics you will use in your everyday life such as greeting people, introducing yourself and saying what you are up to.
Please watch the introduction to find out a bit more.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Hungarian Learners
- This course is for anybody who has an interest in the Hungarian language.
Course content
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Instructor
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Magyaráz is created by a native Hungarian speaker. Let me be your teacher in the next couple of weeks and help you onto the learning path of Hungarian.
I am a qualified primary school teacher and I used to teach children how to read and write in Hungarian.
Since January 2016, I have been teaching Hungarian in London. I have had just over 20 different students with different aims and passions for the language. This job allows me to meet very interesting students with Hungarian partners, travellers who want to impress Hungarians when visiting the country or polyglots (I learn a lot from them too). I also taught an opera singer how to pronounce the lyrics of a Hungarian opera. This is more than a job: it is my passion.