I just learned today, that Latin was official language of Hungary

>>74826231
Latin was only used by the nobility and the church. It was the official language in state administration, but the average peasant didn't know Latin.

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>>74826231
Using Latin was a mistake

Now our language is plagued with foreign words

I don't even know who we are anymore

That's not

>>74826579
mongrel language
for mongrels

>>74826579
Our language isn't mixed only because the nobility and educated people used Latin, but also because many other ethnic groups got mixed into the nation.

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>>74826735
That's exactly my point. What does it even mean to be Hungarian?

We're Finno-Ugric but not really. We're Slavic but not really. Our ancestors were from Asia..but they weren't really our ancestors. We speak their language, own their culture, but they are dead and long gone.

What's even the point? Who is Hungarian? Some of us look German. Some of us look Slav. Some of us look French or Italian. Some look downright Nordic. A sizeable population who speaks Hungarian now are gypsies, who look like Indians.

Who are we? What is a Hungarian?

>>74826579
>about 20% of vocabulary is unknown
Wew lad

By the way can you give me some examples of words with turkic origin?

>>74827378
Here's a partial list:
ács, alma, arat, árpa, ártány,
báj, balta, barom, bársony, besenyő, bika, bilincs, boglya, bojtorján, boka, bor, borjú, bors, borsó, borz, boszorkány, bögöly, bölcső, bölény, böszörmény, búcsú, bular, búza,
csalán, csat, csavar, csepű, cserge, csiger, csipa
dara, dió, disznó, dől
egyház, eke
gödény, gyékény, gyeplő, gyermek, gyertya, gyertyán, gyom, gyomor, gyón, gyöngy, gyűl, gyümölcs, gyűrű, gyűszű
ige, igéz, iker, író,
kancsó, kantár, kapu, karám, karó, karvaly, katáng, kecske, kender, kepe, keselyű, komló, komondor, koporsó, kóró, korsó, kos, ködmön, kökény, kökörcsin, köldök, kölyök, kölyű, köpű, köpül, kőris, körte, kút, kuvasz
mecset, mogyoró, muszlin
nándor,
ocsú, ól, oroszlán, orsó, ökör, ölyv, őröl,
pamut,
sajt, sár, sarló, saru, sátor, seprő, sereg, sólyom, som, söpör, süllő, süveg, szatócs, szattyán, szék, szél, szeplő, szór, szőlő, szűcs, szűr, tábor, tanú,
tar, tár, tarló, teknő, tengely, tenger, térd, tiló, tinó, tok, tőr, törvény, turbán, túró, turul, túzok, tükör, tyúk,
ünnep, ünő, ürge, üröm, ürü, üsző,
vaj, vályú, vejsze

>>74827725
alma is apple

>>74827378
Probably immigrants from Pingu's land

>>74827175
Well, it's not that unique of a thing. Just look at the Brits - who are they? There's several kind of germanic, celtic, and also frenchies mixed into them. And in a couple decades they'll be more mixed with pakis and indians as well. Obviously, they do have their regional identities, but overall GB or the UK is defined by it's history and historical self-awareness.

Same for us. What defines a Hungarian is belonging to a group with a historical continuity.

>>74827378
Turkic origin mostly means from before 9th century

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>>74827175
>>74827175
>Who are we?

>>74828292
Brothers in arms

>>74827378
>>about 20% of vocabulary is unknown
could be nigger

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>>74826579
>Now our language is plagued with foreign words

It isn't a bad thing. It just how it goes with the languages. English has 25% words from French and 25% from Latin. So what? It's still a Germanic language nonetheless.

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>>74827175

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>>74827175
>"yes" is "igen" in Hungarian
>not "ja"
>not "da"
Are you even into cuckoldry?

>>74826579
Where can I find similar graphs for other languages?

>>74826635
ömm yourself

>>74827175
ömm te rákos cigányszar