Thinking of learning Hungarian

why do you want to learn it?

Hungarian is not Indo-European, so it will be difficult to learn.

also
>>>/int/

>>131219581
I think Hungary is a really interesting country and they have a unique cultural. I also heard it was very difficult so it would be a good challenge. Personal interest really

>>131219535
you learned latin and ancient greek and are asking if learning hungarian is worth it

dont listen to what people tell you, do what you want, learn as many languages as you have interest in

hungarian will be kindof difficult since you dont really have any other languages in the same family learned, but im sure youll do fine

>>131219535
Best of luck dude :^)

It will be a wild ride, but if you are feeling like it go ahead.

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>>131219535
As an authentic hun, I can tell you that our country is not what /pol/ whips it up to be. It's still pretty fine though, if you disregard the traditional habits of derring-do and plothole abuse.

If you want to learn the language, though, I suggest you take it seriously. It's one of the most difficult languages in all of Europe and the phonetics practically only allow Türkish people to be able to learn perfect pronunciation. Most of our stuff tears foreign voice boxes apart. However, if you succeed and end up truly learning the language to a fluent or near-fluent level, I can guarantee you that the locals will treat you with a basis of respect no foreigner ever enjoys aside Polaks.

>>131219672
>difficult
learn cantonese

why the fuck would you learn our language, everybody is leaving the country already. i mean, the people who can afford leaving

>>131222353
This. Learn Romanian like all smart bozgors are doing