what a great day to remember that languages are an integral part of people’s identity and culture and should be treated with respect
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what a great day to remember that languages are an integral part of people’s identity and culture and should be treated with respect
Phonetic Map of the Mouth.
I remember doing this as a theatre exercise. Make all those sounds, in order, so you can feel it moving further back into your mouth. Then, reverse it.
Oh, *excellent.*
@theysbian i thought youd love to see this
Our Mother Tongues is a pretty interesting site about Native American languages! You can see videos and hear audio recordings of people speaking different Native languages from all over North America. The Project is dedicated to saving and promoting the learning of Native American languages, and focuses on the importance of keeping them alive. Check it out!
http://www.ourmothertongues.org/home.aspx
Here’s recordings of an hour long weekly radio program in Ladino
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European Jews on Ellis Island protest against their deportation to Germany, 1936
via reddit
Don’t forget this part either. While the 1924 Immigration Act essentially cut off Jewish immigration to the U.S., further action by officials enforcing anti-immigrant law was a huge issue in the 1930s too. Being a refugee did not save you from deportation.
And the same thing is happening today with all the refugees from the west and south Asian, and Central and South American countries we’ve either destablized or aided in the destabilization of. We can’t let ICE and their minions deport these immigrants to be killed.
here’s an idea: notice toxic trends in your behavior and, idk, change them
the fact that people are complaining on this post that they can’t change their behaviors that hurt others because they have x mental illness and We Can’t All Be Neurotypical Karen is absolutely fucking wild. do you realize your arguments have come full circle to being indistinguishable from the most crude, generic “mentally ill people are inherently dangerous and/or abusive” ableist rhetoric? you always have the agency to address the ways in which you are hurting others (or yourself). maybe not instantly. maybe not effortlessly. but it IS within your abilities and it is something you owe to your community and yourself
and ultimately, having a mental illness doesn’t make your harmful behavior somehow not harmful. nothing will ever give you the right to put someone else through trauma.
Mental illness is an explanation for your symptoms, not an excuse.
Hungarian learning resources
Grammar
There is more to Hungarian than goulash by László Ragoncsa
The Hungarian Language: A Short Descriptive Grammar - Beáta Megyesi
Hungarian Language Course
Hungarian Basic Course Unit 1-12
Practical Hungarian Grammar - Miklós Törkenczy
Grammar Overview
Dictionary
English - Hungarian Thematic Dictionary
The Alternative Hungarian Dictionary
Genealogical Word List
Online Dictionaries
SZTAKI Szótár
DictZone
Free Online Dictionary
Webforditas
Websites
Let’s Learn Hungarian!
Digital Dialects
Hungarian 101
MagyarÓra
Youtube
HungarianPod101
Others
MEK - The biggest Hungarian online library.
HollywoodNewsAgency - An awesome Hungarian youtuber, who makes movie reviews.
Online.Film.Hu - Movies with Hungarian voiceovers
Hungarian movies on youtube 1
Hungarian movies on youtube 2
Hungarian Music (Best of All Time) - Part 1
Hungarian Music (Best of All Time) - Part 2
Hungarian Learning Resources
Hi Tumblr! I haven’t seen a resource on learning Hungarian, so I hope to introduce some beginner-friendly fundamentals to start off with. All of these resources, aside from textbooks (unless you can get them at a library), are free to learn because you and I are too cool to spill a paycheck over overpriced learning tools. So what do we have?
Starters
i. Online
Magyaróra ✩ Very useful, comes with aided PDF and audio. Overall good introductory. And here’s the same page in English.
FSI Language Courses A free online textbook. There’s a wealth of supplementary texts, tapes, and ‘graded readers’.
Wikibooks — basic outline
Szotaki Szótár — dictionary
ii. Books
Magyarok ✩ (Textbook attempting to cover you for A1 ~ A2 levels. Still an ongoing series, upcoming with B1 and possibly beyond.)
Essential Grammar by Carol Rounds ✩
Oxford-Duden Pictorial Dictionary
iii. Reading
Random Wiki: or any subject of your interest.
Népszabadság: I haven’t quite read through this yet, but it seems to be a major newspaper, with their articles online.
iv. Listening
Audiobook sites: [one] [two] [three] → Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (text) (audio) → See ‘search engine’ tip under more resources section
Anything under Magyaróra’s listening section
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Hungarian Vocabulary - Work
dolgozni - to work munka - job állás - job munkahely - workplace foglakozás - profession szakma - profession szakmai tapasztalat - work experience önéletrajz - CV munkára jelentkezni - to apply for a job állásinterjú - job interview teljes munkaidős állás - full time job részmunkaidős állás - part time job gyakornok - trainee önkéntes - volunteer fizetés - salary alkalmazott - employee munkáltató - employer munkanélküli - unemployed álláskereső - job seeker iroda - office ügyfél - client álláshirdetés - job advertisement szabadúszó - freelancer kolléga - colleague főnök - boss karrier - career
Wow! - Hűha! / Azta! Wow! That’s something! - Váó, ez igen! Congratulations - Gratulálok! I’m proud of you! - Büszke vagyok rád! I’m sorry. - Sajnálom Serously? - Komolyan? I can’t belive it! - Ezt nem hiszem el! Very interesting! - Nagyon érdekes! What a pity! - De kár! Uh, it sucks! - Basszus, ez szívás! I’m glad to hear that! - Ezt jó hallani! I’m so glad - Úgy örülök! Don’t piss me off! - Ne idegesíts fel! I’m mad at you! - Haragszom rád I’m scared! - Félek! Please! - Kérlek!
How are you feeling today? - Hogy érzed magad ma? I’m happy - Boldog vagyok I’m exited - Izgatott vagyok I’m feeling blue - Magam alatt vagyok I’m sad - Szomorú vagyok I’m angry - Mérges vagyok I’m nervous - Ideges vagyok I’m worried - Aggódom I’m sick - Beteg vagyok I’m feeling embarassed - Zavarban vagyok
Some days I’m Van Gogh’s Starry Night other days I’m his suicide letter.
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Christmas vocabulary in Hungarian
Karácsony - Christmas Kellemes karácsonyt! - Merry Christmas! Boldog karácsonyt! - Merry Christmas! December - December Karácsony előestéje, szenteste - Christmas Eve Karácsony napja - Christmas Day Vízkereszt - epiphany Ünnepi, ünnepség - feast, party, celebration, festival Ünnep - holiday Ünnepel - to celebrate Mikulás - Santa Claus Manó - elf (Santa’s helper) Rénszarvas - reindeer Szánkó - sleigh Kémény - chimney Karácsonyi vásár - christmas market Kárácsonyi dal - christmas song Karácsonyi ajándék - christmas present Karácsonyi képeslap - christmas card Adventi naptár - advent calendar Karácsonyfa - christmas tree Fények - illumination, lighting Gyertya - candle Hó - snow Hópehely - snowflake Jégcsap - icicle Hóember - snowman Díszítés - decoration, ornament Harisnya - stocking Koszorú - wreath Csengő - bell Fagyöngy - mistletoe Csillag - star Hagyomány - tradition Család - family Béke - peace Boldogság - happiness Hangulat - atmosphere, ambiance, mood Piros - red Zöld - green Fehér - white Arany - gold Ezüst - silver Karácsonyi étel - christmas food Sonka - ham Marhahús - beef Bárányhúz - lamb Pulykahúz - turkey Lúd - goose Csirkehús - chicken Hal - fish Burgonya, krumpli - potato Szósz - sauce Saláta - salad Alma - apple Dió - nut Kenyér - bread Pite - pie Torta - cake Keksz, aprósütemény - cookie Mézeskalács - gingerbread cookie Mézeskalács ház - gingerbread house Puding - pudding Csokoládé - chocolate Nyalóka - candy cane Forró csokoládé - hot chocolate Forralt bor - mulled wine Fahéj - cinnamon Gyömbér - ginger Szegfűszeg - clove Kardamom - cardamom Mandula - almond Templom - church Temető - cemetery Angyal - angel Jézus - Jesus Születésnap - birthday
Hungarian Vocabulary List- Christmas
Karácsony: Christmas
Karácsonyfa: Christmas tree
Karácsony napja: Christmas day
Karácsonyi vacsora: Christmas dinner
Hó: snow
Havazik./ Esik a hó.: It’s snowing./ Snow is falling.
Hóember: snowman
Építeni hóembert: to build snowman
Szánkó: sledge
Szánkózni: to sledge
Hógolyó: snowball
Hógolyózni: to have a snowball fight
Télapó/Mikulás: Santa Claus (literally: winter dad) (he brings candy, chocolate and sweet stuff for good kids on 6th Dec.)
Virgács: birch-rod (bad kids get it on 6th Dec.)
Rénszarvas: reindeer
Ajándék: present
Becsomagolni az ajándékokat: to wrap the presents
Égősor: Christmas light
Szaloncukor: parlour candy
Szenteste: Christmas Eve (literally: Saint night)
Templom: church
Mise: ceremony at a church
Éjféli mise: midnight ceremony at a church (on 24th Dec.)
Ünnep: celebration/ holiday
kis Jézus: Jesus (literally: little Jesus) (he brings the present at Christmas Eve)
Gyertya: candle
Gyertyafény: candlelight
Csomagoló papír: wrapping paper
Adventi naptár: advent calendar
Koszorú: wreath
Adventi koszorú: advent wreath
Halászlé: fish soup
Csillag: stair
Mákos bejgli: poppy seed roll
Mézeskalács: gingerbread
Mézeskalács ember: gingerbreadman
Karácsonyi üdvözlőlap: Christmas card
Kellemes Ünnepeket!: Happy holidays!
Boldog Karácsonyt!: Merry xmas!
Boldog Újévet!: Happy New Year!
Kellemes Karácsonyi Ünnepeket és Boldog Újévet (kívánok)!: (I wish you) Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! (this is something we use often and it’s quite polite)
hóvihar: blizzard
kémény: chimney
ünnepi / ünnepélyes: festive
ismerősök / rokonok: friends / relatives
vendég(ek): guest(s)
mézeskalács ház/ mézeskalács házikó: gingerbread house
jég: ice
jégkorcsolya: ice skate
jégpálya: ice rink
dekoráció: decoration
fagyöngy: mistletoe
diótörő: nutcracker
hópehely: snow flake
You will be so much happier in 2018
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