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[Hungarian] Pronouns and Definite vs Indefinite Conjugation

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My friend made a handy chart to reference when you should use definite or indefinite conjugation when it comes to pronouns. I tried to tweak it and make it as simple and comprehensive as possible, but don’t hesitate to message if you have any questions!

A kind reader pointed out that the text on this chart may be a bit too small to see properly without opening the image in a new tab, so here is a link that will give you a full size version that will hopefully be much easier to read: HERE

Alternatively, you can right click on the image and select “open image in new tab”. If it is still too small, clicking the image once should zoom in to the full size.

4 responses to “[Hungarian] Pronouns and Definite vs Indefinite Conjugation”

  1. [Hungarian] Verbs: Definite vs Indefinite – A nyelvek az életem

    […] it can be tricky to determine whether the verb should be definite or indefinite. Here’s a handy chart to help make it a bit simpler! […]

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  2. [Hungarian] Definite Verbs – A nyelvek az életem

    […] it can be tricky to determine whether the verb should be definite or indefinite. Here’s a handy chart to help make it a bit simpler! […]

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  3. [Hungarian] Indefinite Verbs – A nyelvek az életem

    […] it can be tricky to determine whether the verb should be definite or indefinite. Here’s a handy chart to help make it a bit simpler! […]

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  4. [Hungarian] -(a)lak/-(e)lek: ‘én + téged’ Conjugation – Better Hungarian Avatar
    [Hungarian] -(a)lak/-(e)lek: ‘én + téged’ Conjugation – Better Hungarian

    […] There is a special conjugation in Hungarian when 1) you are the speaker, and 2) the direct object is ‘you’. This is only for informal te/ti. Formal Ön/Önök/maga/maguk will use the regular conjugation (you can see a chart about definite/indefinite pronouns here). […]

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