Okay, Iz going to help you then.
Jó napot,
Well, silliness aside.. it's handy to know that the Hungarian letters always sound what they represent. Them being phonetic makes it easier for someone to learn el language. No kid ya.
One aspect that makes e.g. French a tougher language to learn. Silent lettering WTF.
Oh, don't start about jinxing stuff up, language-wise. Here in Dutchland kids get to learn the basics of four language. Dutch (duh), English a little later and then French and German pop up a tadski later. Dutch and English.. fine, but as soon as the German and French lessons started this autieboy started to screw things up.
Now, I'm glad 'they' taught me but back then.. Well, still when I try to speak French a/o German my brain often goes: maybe this English word is helpful, not?
Oh, I'd bet you'll do fine. Repetition is key here, I think. Maybe start with a small list of basic Hungarian words and read them like daily or so. Plus, aqui los dias internetos.. and it's huge, I tell ya. løl Um, one could find lots and lots of language stuff there too (thus).
Viszlát
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Sørry for derailing your perfectly okay thread a tadski, Bodie.