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Tourist Basic
 Printable Booklet (132kb)
 Basics
 Introductions
 Shopping/Directions
 Numbers
Grammar & Pronunciation
 Alphabet

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Check out the weak beginnings of my own guide to my own Budapest.

 Hungarian Introductions 1.2 
What is your name? Hogy hívják? (formal)
  Hogy hívnak? (informal)
My name is Timi. Timi vagyok.
Pleased to meet you. Örülök hogy megismerhettem. (formal)
Pleased to meet you. Örülök hogy megismerhettelek. (informal)
I am 22 years old. Huszonkettő éves vagyok.
How old are you? Hány éves? (formal)
  Hány éves vagy? (informal)
Where are you from? Honnan származik? (formal)
  Honnan származol? (informal)
I'm American. Amerikai vagyok.
No, I'm Canadian. Nem, kanadai vagyok.
You're English. Ön angol. (formal)
You're Scottish. Te skót vagy. (informal)
She's Australian. Ö ausztrál.
He's Irish. Ö ír.
We're from New Zealand. Új-Zélandról jöttünk.
They are Welsh. Ök walesiek velsziek.
How do you like Hungary? Tetszik magyarország?
I like it very much. Igen, nagyon tetszik.
Have you ever been to Hungary? Voltál már Magyarországon? (informal)
No, never. Nem, soha.
This is my second time here. Most másodszor vagyok itt.
What do you do? Mi a foglalkozása? (formal)
I'm a student. Diák vagyok
I'm on vacation. Vakáción vagyok.
I'm here on business. Üzleti úton vagyok itt.
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