You can also get Hungarian keyboard stickers for the Hungarian keys if you decide to add an extra keyboard layout. It's not really hard to remember, though.
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Anonymous2008-08-13 7:24
Oh, I noticed you asked for books too. Well, I used http://www.teachyourself.co.uk/lhungarian.htm in conjunction with regular practice with an native speaker. The book wasn't bad - I expected it to go into more depth, but thinking about it, it covered a fair amount of material given its length. There are a lot of exercises in. I'd say I learned as much from having my answers to these exercises corrected by a native speaker as I did from the book itself.
I guess you could also ask hungarian forums. Perhaps at that hungarian image board lohere.net too. Although from what I hear, it kinda sucks.
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Anonymous2008-09-01 0:55
Can anyone explain the vowel harmony?
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Anonymous2008-09-01 8:52
>>8
I found it after 2 seconds of Googling. Don't be lazy, man.
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Anonymous2008-09-02 4:37
>>9
yes but im poor at English. and most of the search results are useless.
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Anonymous2008-09-02 5:43
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something i find useful is to look things like that up on wikipedia, and then find out what it's called in my language using the language thing on the side.
Also, -ik verbs aren't hard. You just have to learn the -ik as part of the verb, and then it's pretty straightforward to conjugate, since there's only 3 differences.
But even if you don't already know the verb, it seems to me that sometimes you can also infer when a verb is an -ik verb because of the syllables before it. Many -ik verbs end in -kedik, -zik, -kezik, -etik (-et makes a verb passive). I could be wrong, though.
Hungarian guy here
Szívesen segítek bárkinek magyart tanulni, nyugodtan írj nekem egy e-mailt.
I would gladly help anyone learning Hungarian. If you'd like to, you can send me an e-mail. :)