Ahogy Csaba mondta: Két hónappal ezelőtt kezdtem magyarul tanulni.

I think you have two possibilities. If you have a profession where there is a lack of workforce and you are highly qualified, you may have a chance even without perfect knowledge of Hungarian. Fluent English will be necessary, though. If you find a company that has strong commercial relationship with Russia, they may happy to employ someone who is native Russian. Anyhow, it will not be easy. Try large multinational companies only. Small companies will not even answer you. I think you will need a Visa if you want to come to the EU. I have no idea, how easy or difficult to get one.

Bogyó és Babóca - this is for children around 3. it may contain many words you would never use in your whole life. it is contemporary. Kérem a következőt - it is full of word-wits which can be hard to understand for a foreigner but the jokes are brilliant and the story is enjoyable for an adult as well. It is from the 70s A nagy ho-ho-horgász - from the '80s Macskafogó - again, from the 80s. This is a single movie, not a series. Süsü a sárkány. It is a puppet film, not a cartoon, but it is brilliant. It is from the 70s-80s of course :) I can also advise "Mézga Család" as well. I am sure that many of these are available on YouTube.

Are they pairs of perfective and imperfective? Like e.g. písať and napísať?

On my keyboard it is possible to pretype the accents.

E.g AltGr+9 is the comma for ú ó é á í

AltGr+= is the umlaut for ö ü

AltGr+0 is the long umlaut for ő ű

 

So for example if I type AltGr+=, then nothing happens. Then I press u, and voila an ü appears on my screen. I hope, it was not too confusing :)

 

BTW, I have a Slovak keyboard at work, and a Hungarian one at home. The examples above are form the Slovak one but the same possibility exist on the Hungarian keyboard as well.