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PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 12:11 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Liz wrote:
I just liked your convo in two different languages, so I thought I could add up that Babelic confusion. What I wrote means "let's increase the Babelic confusion".


I was merely giving Didier69 a suggestion in Swedish, concerning his signature (that's in Swedish).
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Didier69 wrote:
Thank you for translation Liz. I find Hungarian language sounds beautiful. I just know few sentences in this language. I would like to know more. Hungarian grammar sounds really interesting.

Salut Didier!

How come you speak a bit of Hungarian? Do you have Hungarian friends or have you ever been to Hungary?

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Csak egy kicsit magyarul beszélek. Szeretném jobban magyar nyelvet ismerni.

We'd rather say: "Csak egy kicsit beszélek magyarul" because "Csak egy kicsit magyarul beszélek" would mean "I speak in a slightly Hungarian way only". and it's rather "Szeretném jobban megismerni a magyar nyelvet".
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 11:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Liz wrote:
Didier69 wrote:
Thank you for translation Liz. I find Hungarian language sounds beautiful. I just know few sentences in this language. I would like to know more. Hungarian grammar sounds really interesting.

Salut Didier!

How come you speak a bit of Hungarian? Do you have Hungarian friends or have you ever been to Hungary?

Didier69 wrote:
Csak egy kicsit magyarul beszélek. Szeretném jobban magyar nyelvet ismerni.

We'd rather say: "Csak egy kicsit beszélek magyarul" because "Csak egy kicsit magyarul beszélek" would mean "I speak in a slightly Hungarian way only". and it's rather "Szeretném jobban megismerni a magyar nyelvet".


Hello Liz !

Thank you so much for translation explanation  köszönöm szépen
I've learnt little bit Hungarian with books and tapes. I should have to be less lazy with it    I should learn more vocabulary. I understand well how declination system works. I like also regularity of pronunciation and how Hungarian language sounds.



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