Hunify, Budapest (2026)

05/08/2026

🧺 On August 20th we’re having a picnic on Margaret Island, and you’re warmly invited! 🇭🇺

August 20th is Hungary’s foundation day and a public holiday ☀️, so there’s a free summer afternoon to spend together, sitting on the grass and taking it easy.

It’s a good chance to meet other people who are also learning Hungarian 🗣️, get some practice in, and unwind a little at the same time. It’ll be a relaxed afternoon, with a few games to play. 🎲

What to bring: a blanket, a game, or if you feel like it, some fruit or a bit of food to share with everyone. 🍉🍇

Your level of Hungarian really doesn’t matter, everyone’s welcome, from complete beginners to advanced. 🌱

Kids and dogs are welcome too, so feel free to bring the whole family. 🐶👨‍👩‍👧
Taking part is free, but you’ll need to register first. We’ll share the exact spot with everyone who signs up. 📍

👉 Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd77ws8ACNDQntEoxY5XYqdpWeW-2gOyEHvgqg5CKPhnMtneQ/viewform

Come along, meet people, have a chat. We’d love to see you there! 💛

31/07/2026

🎁 Hunify Free Sample Course – Try the Hunify Method for Free! 🇭🇺

Curious about learning Hungarian but not sure where to start? 🤔
With our Hunify Free Sample Class, you can experience the Hunify method — completely free and with no commitment! 💚

This sample class gives you a real taste of how our courses work:
🎥 Watch short video lessons from our A1 beginner series
🧠 Try interactive exercises to build your first Hungarian words and phrases
🗣️ Practice pronunciation and start speaking with confidence
👩‍💼 Experience personalized feedback from the Hunify team

You’ll see how enjoyable, structured, and effective the Hunify learning experience is — helping you start speaking Hungarian from your very first lesson! 💬

✨ What you will learn:

👋 Greetings & everyday expressions
🙋 Introduction phrases and basic conversation
🔤 Hungarian letters, numbers & pronunciation

📚 What’s inside:

🧩 1 learning panel, 10 chapters
🎬 10 step-by-step video lessons
🧠 50+ interactive exercises

💡 Why try it?

✅ 100% free and beginner-friendly
✅ Real lessons from our A1 program
✅ Learn practical, real-life Hungarian
✅ See if our method fits your learning style

Start with our free sample class to experience how easy and enjoyable it is to learn Hungarian with us. 💚

👉 Learn more & enroll: https://www.hunify.eu/course/hunify-hungarian-a1-free

22/07/2026

🇭🇺 Learn Hungarian this September — one class a week, real progress.

Motivation fades. Rhythm doesn’t. That’s the whole idea behind our group classes: not a burst of intensity that burns out by October, but a steady weekly habit that actually gets you speaking.

From September, we’re opening courses at four levels 👇

📗 Absolute beginner — introductions, everyday basics, life in the city and at home
📘 Beginner — eating & shopping, restaurants, jobs, weather and time
📙 Intermediate — travel and transport, group activities, childhood and schools, letter writing
📕 Advanced — hobbies, human relationships, language learning, at the doctor

What makes them work:

🗣️ Communication first — practical phrases right away, building week by week into real conversation
👥 Small groups — enough people for real conversation, few enough for real attention
💻 Weekly online classes — join from anywhere
🤝 Supportive atmosphere — mistakes are part of the process here
🎓 Qualified teachers — experienced in teaching Hungarian as a foreign language

Consistency is the key. Join our weekly classes and give yourself a full season of steady progress 🚀

Which level are you? Tell us in the comments 💬

🔗 More info & registration in the comments.

08/07/2026

⚽ The foci világbajnokság (Football World Cup) is here — and so is your Hungarian match-day vocabulary!

Whether you’re watching with Hungarian friends or just want to shout at the TV like a local, these are the words you’ll hear in every single meccs (match):

It all starts with the labda (ball). The csatár (striker) tries to get it past the védő (defender) and the kapus (goalkeeper) — and when it hits the back of the kapu (goal, the net), that’s a GÓL ! 🙌

If things get heated, the referee might pull out a sárga lap (yellow card) or even a piros lap (red card). And if the score is still döntetlen (a draw) at the end? Get ready for a tizenegyes (penalty kick — literally “a number eleven”!).

From the nyolcaddöntő (round of 16) all the way to the döntő (final), every team wants to továbbjut (advance) rather than kiesik (be eliminated). And every szurkoló (fan) dreams of seeing their team become bajnok (champion). 🏆

Which team are you cheering for this summer? Tell us in the comments — in Hungarian, if you dare! 😉

👉 Follow Hunify for more Hungarian vocabulary, culture and language tips!

18/05/2026

🇭🇺 Preparing for the Hungarian Cultural Knowledge Exam? Feeling lost about where to start? We are here to help!

Join our FREE online information session organized by Hunify together with viaHungary, where we will guide you through:
✅ the legal background and exam requirements
✅ common challenges and real experiences
✅ practical preparation tips
✅ insights into our preparation course
✅ live Q&A with experts

📅 28 May 2026
🕕 18:00 (CEST)
💻 Online

🎟️ Participation is free, but registration is required!

👉 Registration link in the comments.

After registration, you will receive all details via email. We look forward to seeing you!

09/05/2026

🇭🇺 A new chapter in Hungarian politics begins.

Today, the new Országgyűlés (National Assembly) was officially formed, marking the end of the mandate of the previous Hungarian kormány (government). The newly elected országgyűlési képviselők (parliamentary representatives) took their oath 📜 and officially began their parliamentary work.

With the 2/3 többség (majority) of the TISZA Party 🟦, the process of forming the new government has also begun.

The new Országgyűlés elected Ágnes Forsthoffer as az Országgyűlés házelnöke (Chair of the National Assembly). 👩‍⚖️🇭🇺👏

The parliament also elected the new miniszterelnök (Prime Minister) of the Hungarian kormány (government): Péter Magyar, leader of the TISZA Party 🏛️🇭🇺👏

The full government, including the 16 new miniszterek (ministers), is expected to be formed in the coming days ⏳ After that, the new government can officially begin its work.

📚 If you would like to better understand the different Hungarian political institutions, election processes, and parliamentary terms, check out our previous posts in the series.

🇭🇺 We explain the key concepts step by step in both Hungarian and English.

10/04/2026

🗳️ What happens after the választás (election)?

The process does not end when voting is over — important steps follow. 🇭🇺

➡ szavazatszámlálás (vote counting)
Polling stations close at 7 PM, and the counting of votes begins.

➡ előzetes eredmények (preliminary results)
By late evening, the first results are already available.

➡ hivatalos eredmények (official results)
Final results are announced only after all votes are counted, usually about one week later.

➡ parlamenti ciklus (parliamentary term)
The new parliament is elected for a period of four years.

➡ parlamenti mandátum (parliamentary seat)
Elected representatives receive their seats in the Parliament.

➡ kormányalakítás (government formation)
The winning party or coalition forms a government by electing the miniszterelnök (prime minister).

These steps ensure that the election results are accurate and the new government can start its work. ✅

👉 Follow us for clear explanations, useful vocabulary, and regular updates about the választások (elections) 📖🧠
Build your knowledge step by step and stay informed ✅

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🗳️🇭🇺 Magyarország választ. (Hungary votes.)

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

🗳️ What happens on szavazás napja (election day)?

Here’s how voting works step by step in Hungary 🇭🇺

➡ szavazókör (polling station)
You can vote only at your designated polling station between 6:00 AM and 7:00 PM.

➡ szavazólap (ballot)
First, you prove your identity, then you receive your ballot papers.

➡ szavazófülke (voting booth)
You go alone into the booth and vote in secret.

➡ érvényes szavazat (valid vote)
You must mark your choice with two intersecting lines (✗) to make your vote valid.

➡ szavazóurna (ballot box)
Finally, you put your ballot into the box and leave.

Simple steps — but each one is important for a fair and secure election. ✅

👉 Follow us for clear explanations, useful vocabulary, and regular updates about the választások (elections) 📖🧠
Build your knowledge step by step and stay informed ✅

🗳️🇭🇺 Magyarország választ. (Hungary votes.)

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