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Hungarian Phrases

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Beszél angolul (beh-sail ahn-go-lool)
Do you speak English
Jó vagyok (you vah-dyok)
I am good
Gyönyörű vagy (dyuh-nyuh-roo vah-dy)
You are beautiful
Köszönöm (kuh-suh-nuhm)
Thank you
Mi a neved (me a neh-ved)
What is your name
Hogy vagy (hodj vahdj)
How are you
És te (eesh teh)
And you
Sajnálom (shy-nah-lom)
Sorry
A nevem (ah neh-vem)
My name is
Kérem (keh-rem)
Please
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Viszlát (vees-lat)
Goodbye
Szívesen (see-veh-shen)
You are welcome
Jó napot (you nah-pot)
Good day
Nem (nehm)
No
Amerikai vagyok (ah-meh-ree-kai vah-dyok)
I am American
Jó éjszakát (you ee-sa-kaat)
Good night
Mennyibe kerül (MEN-yee-beh KEH-rule)
How much does this cost
Szia (see-yah)
Hello
Igen (ee-gen)
Yes
Hajrá (high-rah)
Let's go!
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Level 23
Apr 29, 2026
You have some mistakes in this.

Jó vagyok should be Jól vagyok.

Beszél angolul literally means "You speak English". You should add a ? if you expect "Do you speak English".

Mennyibe kerül means how much does *it* cost. It's impossible to guess the current expected answer. "Ez mennyibe kerül?" if you want to ask "How much does this cost?"

Also "Mi a neved" is literally correct, but it's a bit of a rude way of asking it. "Hogy hívnak?" or "Hogy hívják?" is the proper way to say it (former is informal, the latter is formal).