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These usages are equivalents for daily use in a dance camp. |
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nem tessék légy szíves köszönöm/köszi köszönöm szépen nagyon szépen köszönöm bal, jobb balra, jobbra láb, kéz lépés másik másik láb forgás fordul váltás párcsere egy ké/két/kettő hár/három négy, öt, hat, hét, nyolc, kilenc, tíz, húsz, harminc, negyven, ötven kicsi nagy/nagyon fiú/férfi leány/nő nehéz egyszerű egyszer, kétszer, háromszor első, második, harmadik, negyedik még egyszer megfordul hosszú, rövid kezdet, vég kezdőknek, haladóknak tanár, tanítás és, az bocs, semmi baj hiba, nem jó ez az fáradt víz meleg, hideg reggeli, ébed, vacsora keri toalett hétfő, kedd, szerda csütörtök, péntek szombat, vasárnap jó reggelt kívánok jó napot kívánok jó estét kívánok délelőtt, délután helló/szervusz/szia viszontlátásra tegnap, ma, holnap tavaly, jövőre jó étvágyat kívánok viszont korsó sör üveg sör pohár bor pálinka egészségünkre |
no if you please please thanks thanks very much thanks very much indeed left, right to the left, to the right leg/foot, hand step other change feet turn spin change direction change partners one two three four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty little big/very much man woman difficult easy once, twice, three times first, second, third, fourth once again turn around long, short beginning, end for beginners, for advanced teacher, lesson and, that it's my fault, nothing's wrong mistake, no good that's it! tired water warm/hot, cold breakfast, lunch, dinner second helping toilet monday, tuesday, wednesday thursday, friday saturday, sunday good morning good day/hello good evening morning, afternoon {both} hello {and} goodbye farewell yesterday, today, tomorrow last year, next year eat well/bon appetit the same to you mug of beer bottle of beer glass of wine brandy cheers/your very good health |
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An Approximate Guide to Hungarian Pronunciation Each individual letter is (almost) always pronounced separately. This INCLUDES double letters - such as "ll" or "tt". There are only SEVEN diphthongs (where two letters are pronounced as one) - see below. When pronouncing a word, the accent is ALWAYS on the first syllable An accent is NOT an indication that the sound should be stressed. A FEW of these sounds require a LOT of practice! Single Letters |
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á c e é g i í j o ó ö ő r s u ú ü ű |
This one is tricky - like the "o" in "hot" or the UK "a" in "what" Like "baa-baa" from a sheep A hard sound - like the "ts" in cats" As in "get" or "pen" Not as you would expect - like "name" or "say" This is always a hard sound - like "get" As in "sit" Not as you would expect - like "meet" or "beat" Like the "y" in "yes" As in "politics" or "top" Not as you would expect - like "tall" Not an English sound - like "können" (German) or "le" (French) Difficult - somewhat like "schön" (German) or "deux" (French) This letter is ALWAYS sounded individually Pronounced "sh" - this tends to catch you out by surprise! As in "put" As in "rule" Not an English sound - like "küssen" (German) or "tu" (French) Not an English sound - like "güte" (German) or "début" (French) |
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