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Video: Learn Basic Hungarian In 20 Mins

• 15 May 2018 2:17 PM

Via this video new expats in Hungary you can get a good start at learning the local language basics in just 20 minutes. In this clip you can discover the key points of grammar, a good place to start if you want to progress well.

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