
HUNGARIAN GRAMMAR
TRÜBNER’S SIMPLIFIED GRAMMARS OF THE PRINCIPAL ASIATIC AND EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
PREFACE
HUNGARIAN GRAMMAR - CHAPTER I THE ALPHABET
CHAPTER II THE ARTICLE
CHAPTER III THE NOUN
CHAPTER IV PERSONAL SUFFIXES
CHAPTER V SUFFIXES FOR PLACE, DIRECTION, ETC.
CHAPTER VI POSTPOSITIONS
CHAPTER VII THE ADJECTIVE
A concise guide to Hungarian, this grammar book is aimed at English‑speaking learners who want to move beyond the myth that the language is impossibly hard. The authors focus on the rhythm of the language—its systematic use of suffixes and the elegant vowel‑harmony that governs word formation. By laying out clear rules for the alphabet, the classification of “flat” and “sharp” vowels, and the way suffixes attach, the text turns unfamiliar patterns into manageable steps.
Practical support is woven throughout, with short chapters on nouns, verbs, adjectives, and everyday expressions, plus a handy bilingual vocabulary for travelers. Real‑world examples illustrate how a simple suffix can change meaning, while concise explanations keep the material approachable. Whether you’re preparing for a visit to
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (127K characters)
Release date
2025-08-24
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1871–1946
A British Unitarian minister, schoolmaster, and translator, he is best remembered for bringing Hungarian language and literature to English-speaking readers. His work helped introduce readers to Hungary through clear, practical books written in the early 1900s.
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A Hungarian writer, translator, and language teacher, she helped bring Hungarian literature and language study to English-speaking readers in the early 20th century. Her work ranges from practical grammar books to translations and literary history.
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