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No, Hungarian is not derived from the German language.
It really comes from the Finnish language.
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No, Hungarian is not a Turkic language. It belongs to the Finno-Ugric language family, which is distinct from the Turkic language family.
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Lajos Pal Biro has written:
'English-Hungarian, Hungarian-English dictionary' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Hungarian language, English language, Hungarian, English
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The official language is Hungarian. (Magyar) In other words in Hungary the people speak Hungarian. Hungarian is often cited as one of the most difficult languages in the world.
In Hungary tehy speak Hungarian.
1) Hungarian (by 99.8% of the population).
2) German (the most common foreign language and the official minority language).
3) English (the second most common foreign language).
Hungarian (official)
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The major languages of Hungary are Hungarian, English, German, and Russian.
In Hungary the people speak Hungarian, although in their language it is "magyar".
Most Hungarians speak Hungarian.
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There isn't official second language in Hungary.
Hungarian.
Hungarian
It's Hungarian.
That would be Hungarian.
The official language of Hungary is Hungarian. In Hungarian, then name of the language is Magyar.
The official language of Hungary is Hungarian. The Hungarian name for this language is Magyar. It is related to Finnish and some languages of wester Siberia, but not to most of the European languages. Hungarian is not one of the Indo-European family of languages.
Hungarian.
Hungarian (or Magyar- as it is called there.)
The official language is the Hungarian (a finno ugric language).
Hungarian.
Hungarian is the most common language in Hungary.
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The official language of Hungary is Hungarian, which has 9 letters. There is no answer to your question.
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The language spoke in Hungary is Hungarian
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Hungarian is not a slavic language.It is related to finnish and estonian
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Arthur B. Yolland has written:
'A dictionary of the Hungarian and English languages' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, English, English language, Hungarian, Hungarian language
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no, it is impossible...
you can only get it, if you take a Hungarian language exam, a Hungarian history exam and you live a lot in Hungary
and after if you've got all, you can request Hungarian nationality
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The Hungarian word for pearl is gyongy. There are two words for the word red in Hungarian and they are piros and voros. Hungarian is a widely spoken language in Europe.
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J. Csink has written:
'A complete practical grammar of the Hungarian language' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Hungarian literature, Hungarian language, History and criticism, Grammar
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The main language spoken in Estonia is Estonian. It is a Finno-Ugric language closely related to Finnish and distantly related to Hungarian.
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The longest word in the Hungarian language is "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért." It has 44 letters and it means "for your continued behavior as if you could not be desecrated."
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No, Hungarian is the only official spoken language.
There are German speakers living in Hungary, of course. According to the Hungarian Central Statistics Office, 62,105 people in Hungary classified their ethnicity as German in 2001.
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The English translation of the word "Magyar" is Hungarian for the word "Hungarian". This is used in the present tense version of the Hungarian language.
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Hungarian is one language. Some books and missives in Hungarian (Magyar) have been translated. Others have not been translated.
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The capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire was Vienna (Wien in the German language).
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Hungarian. Both Bela Karolyi and his wife are of Hungarian ethnicity.
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Budapest is the capital of Hungary, so the language spoke is Hungarian.
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T. E. Welsh has written:
'The practical dictionary' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Hungarian language, English language, Hungarian, English
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There is no word like this in Hungarian language.
Trust me. I am Hungarian. And I was straight A from literature.
Mange is propably an English world. Try a dictionary.
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Hungarian is not a Germanic language. It belongs to the Finno-Ugric language family, which is separate from the Germanic language group.
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it is the most ancient langugage in Europe!! :)
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in Hungarian to English is, Helló . I used this free online Hungarian to English translator.
http://www.acreativedesktop.com/online-language-translator-Hungarian-to-English.html
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The Dopeman TV website is authored in Hungarian. Google translate can translate the entire site into English or other language to help you read it if you do not know Hungarian.
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The Hungarian language; approx. 6 % of the inhabitants understand this language of ugric origin.
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"Bolddog karacsonyt" is Hungarian for "Merry Christmas."
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Hungarian, it is also what you call the language of the people of Hungary
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Yes, many Hungarian people can speak English. English is taught as a foreign language in Hungarian schools, so it is common for people to have some knowledge of the language. However, the level of English proficiency can vary among individuals.
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"Magyar" is (part of) the Hungarian words for "Hungarian people", "Hungary", and "Hungarian language." It's approximately correct to say that "Magyar" and "Hungary" mean essentially the same thing.
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The Hungarian name for the country, Magyarorszag, comes from the Magyar tribe who were the original peoples of the region. The name Hungary derives from Ugrian, which are people who speak a Ugric language such as Hungarian.
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Jerry Payne has written:
'Colloquial Hungarian' -- subject(s): English, Hungarian language, Textbooks for foreign speakers
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Yes, cca. 27 % of the total population (Hungarians and Gypsies) speak the Hungarian language (after the census from 2002).
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The official language of Budapest, Hungary is Hungarian.
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I am certain that it is Hungarian but I have not been able to find a translation.
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Hungary!
OMG, did you really don't know it?
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Hungarian is a real language. It developed in Asia in an area of Siberia near Mongolia. The people of that region moved to the area of Hungry around 400 AD, and took their language with them. The language is of the same family as the language spoken in Finland and Estonia. No one knows why the languages are similar.
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The Hungarian language is a Uralic language with origins in the Ural Mountains of Russia. It is not related to most other European languages, but shares similarities with Finnish and Estonian. Hungarian is the official language of Hungary and is spoken by around 10 million people worldwide.
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The third most spoken language in Austria is Serbo-Croatian, due to the significant presence of immigrants from former Yugoslavia.
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The Hungarian people are called "Magyar" in Hungarian, while the country is called "Magyar Orszag" or "Magyarorszag" (the republic of Hungary)
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