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Dictionary

Everyday Expressions

English Hungarian Pronunciation
Hello Hello Hello
Good morning! Jó reggelt! You raig-gailt
Good evening! Jó estét! You esh-tayt
Good night! Jó éjszakát! You ez-sa-kaat
Good bye! Viszontlátásra! Vee-sont-laa-taash-roh
Yes Igen Ee-ghen
No Nem Nem
I know. Tudom. Toodom
I don’t know. Nem tudom. Nem toodom
Do you speak English? Beszél angolul? Be-sail on-gow-lool
Please! Kérem! Kay-rem
Great! Nagyszerű! Nodj-seh-rooh
I don't speak Hungarian. Nem beszélek magyarul. Nem beh-sailek mod-yor-ool
I only speak a little Hungarian. Csak egy kicsit beszélek magyarul. Chok edj kee-cheet beh-sailek modj-yor-oohl
Thany you very much! Köszönöm szépen! Kö-sö-nöm say-pen
No, thank you! Nem, köszönöm! Nem, kö-sö-nöm
Excuse me/Sorry! Bocsásson meg! Bow-chaash-shon-megh
What is this called in Hungarian? Hogy hívják ezt magyarul? Hodj heev-yaak est mod-yor-ool?

Meeting People

English Hungarian Pronunciation
My name is… Az én nevem… Oz ain neh-vem...
What’s your name? Mi az Ön neve? Mee oz ön neh-veh?
Are you Hungarian? Ön magyar? Ön modjor?
How are you? Hogy van? Hodj von?
This is… Bemutatom… Beh-moot-otom
Nice to meet you! Örülök, hogy megismerhetem! Öroo-lök, hodj meg-ismer-hetem!

Shop Talk

English Hungarian Pronunciation
I’m just looking. Csak nézegetek. Chok naizeh-ghetek
How much is this/that? Mennyibe kerül ez/az? Men-yee-beh ke-rool es/os?
I’d like that, please. Azt kérem. Ost kairem
Thank you very much! Köszönöm szépen! Kö-sö-nöm saipen
That’s enough, thank you! Köszönöm, ennyi elég! Kö-sö-nöm, enjee elaig
More, please! Még kérek! Maig kairek
That’s fine. Ez pont jó lesz. Es pont yow less
I won’t take it, thank you. Köszönöm, de nem kérem. Kö-sö-nöm, deh nem kairem
What is this called in Hungarian? Hogy hívják ezt magyarul? Hodj heev-yaak est modyor-ool
Do you take credit cards? Elfogadnak hitelkártyát? Elfogod-nok heetel-kortjaat?
Decagramme Deka Dey-kah
Kilogramm Kiló Kee-low
Litre Liter Lee-ter


Health/At the doctor

English Hungarian Pronunciation
What time does the doctor arrive? Mikor jön meg az orvos? Meekor, yön megh oz orwvosh?
I have pain in my... Fáj a… Faay aw…
...adbomen ...hasam Hoshom
...arm ...karom Ko-rowm
...back ...hátam Haah-tom
...ear ...fülem Foo-lem
...eye ...szemem Semem
...head ...fejem Fe-yem
...leg ...lábam Laa-bam
...neck ...nyakam Njok-om
...shoulder ...vállam Vaal-om
...throat ...torkom Towr-kowm
I have a toothache. Fáj a fogam. Faay aw fow-gom
I’m ill. Beteg vagyok. Be-tegh vo-djok
Asthmatic Asztmás Ost-maash
Allergic to Allergiás Ol-ler-ghee-aash
Diabetic Cukorbeteg Tsoo-kowr-betegh
I take….regularly. Rendszeresen szedem… Rend-sereh-shen sedem...
Take this... Ezt szedje… Est sed-yeh…

Public Transport

English Hungarian Pronunciation
Is this the train/bus to Szeged? Ez a vonat/busz meg Szegedre? Ez aw vow-not/boos medj Szegh-ed-reh?
Where can I get a taxi? Hol kapok taxit? Hol kopok tok-seet?
What time does the train/bus arrive? Mikor érkezik a vonat/busz? Mee-kowr air-keh-zik aw vow-not/boos?
A round-trip Retúrjegy Reh-toor-yedj
A single Csak oda Chok owd-oh
Do I have to change? Nem kell átszállnom? Nem kel aat-saal-nom?
First class Első osztály El-shöh ost-aay
Second class Másodosztály Maashod-ost-aay

Days and Months

English Hungarian Pronunciation
Monday Hétfő Hait-föh
Tuesday Kedd Kedd
Wednesday Szerda Ser-doh
Thursday Csütörtök Choot-ör-tök
Friday Péntek Pain-tek
Saturday Szombat Som-bot
Sunday Vasárnap Vosh-aar-nop
Today Ma Moh
Tomorrow Holnap Hol-nop
Tonight Ma este Moh esh-teh
January Január Yon-ooh-aar
February Február Feb-rooh-aar
March Március Maar-tsee-oosh
April Április Aap-ree-lish
May Május Maay-oosh
June Június Yoon-eeh-oosh
July Július Yool-yoosh
August Augusztus Ah-ooh-goos-toosh
September Szeptember Sep-tem-ber
October Október Ok-tow-ber
November November Noh-vem-ber
December December Deh-tsem-ber

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