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    じゅうがつさんじゅういちにち　（かようび） きのうはにほんごのじゅぎょうがありました。だいどころのことばとでんわばんごうをべんきょうしました。じゅぎょうのまえであたらしいとしょしつのひととあいました。そしておむろうせんせいとにほんごではなしました。としょしつからレベル２のほんをごさつかりました。きょうはシンデレラのはなしをよみました。レベル１よりむずかしいですがまだよむことができました。日本語でよむことはとてもおもしろいです。きのう、じゅぎょうのあとでバーリントさんとはなしましたん。しごとやだいがくやみらいのはなしでした。わたしはいつかにほんにいきたいです。くにをりょこうしたり、にほんおだいがくでべんきょうしたり、ふじさんをのぼりたいです。みらいはちょっとこわいです。でも、まいにちがんばりますよ！
    October 31, 2017
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    It's dropped out because it's pronunciation is easier that way. But not only in first person: érzek - érzem -> I feel - I feel it érzel - érzed -> you fee - you feel it (érez) - érzi -> (he/she feels) - he/she feels it érzünk - (érezzük) -> we feel - (we feel it) (éreztek) - érzitek -> (you feel) - you feel it (éreznek) - érzik -> (they feel) - they feel it There's no rule, it only depends on how is the pronunciation easier.
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    May 9, 2016
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    "Nyár" is the noun form of summer. "Nyári" is the adjective form. So the first one can be used in the sentence: "A nyár a kedvenc évszakom." (Summer is my favourite season.) And the second one: "A nyári ruhákat elraktam szeptemberben." (I put away the summer clothes in September.) And "nyáron" means "in the summer".
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    December 21, 2015
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    Very light grey, like metal.

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    May 5, 2015
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    May 5, 2015
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    For family: Szeretlek.

    In a romantic way: Szerelmes vagyok beléd. (This is usually for proposing, means "I'm in love with you.")

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    May 4, 2015
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    I have two names:

    Éva is Eve in Hungarian and means "the mother of all".

    Anna means mercy, charm, gracefullness, and kindness.

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    May 4, 2015
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    I don't really have a fear of physical things, my biggest fear is "not being needed by anyone".

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    May 4, 2015
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    I think it's a small matter. If that person is from a culture I'm interested in, it's a positive point, like if he is goodlooking, has good humour or has similar hobby as I have.

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    May 4, 2015
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    Budapest, Hungary here :).

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    May 4, 2015
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