I believe all sort of Finno-Ugric languages are seemed to be difficult. And the main problem is not a great number of cases (being is a problem of its own if one tries to get out of our planimetrical number of cases, like 2, 4, or even 6-7, into upper multidimensional cases space), but a lot of exceptions from the rule almost in each case.

I recall a Finnish guy seriously complaining, that if he had not been a Finn by origin he would have given his native crazy lingo a wide berth, as for his sober, at that moment, mind it was impossible to overcome in it even the level of a beginner.

But probably you are right, continuity may help. And even you have there a dear...

Good luck!

Thank you both for commenting. Thanks Nikita for your long input. Indeed, the subtle differences in the word order makes it harder, and not having enough good and accessible materials what makes learning Hungarian even more challenging. As for the word order again, it is essentially SVO but as you mentioned or indicated above, it can be flexible. What would really help is a lot of exposure to the language and a lot of practice. I know people who speak Hungarian (as an L2) exceptionally well without even living in the country -that of course won’t happen overnight-, so there’s hope and I’m optimistic :). We all think about mistakes as a very bad thing, but making mistakes is actually good and normal. They show that you’re learning the language (it constantly changes and converges slowly to the target language with practice and exposure) and where you need improvement. Btw, by accident, I came across your writing today in Hungarian and honestly I was very impressed. What I can say is that keep up the good work and you’ll get there sooner or later. And I’m also glad to see that it’s your favourite language. It is indeed amazing :)

I am learning Hungarian. This is my favourite language.

In most articles about language learning you usually find, that "the main difficulty of Hungarian is noun cases". I disagree with that statement. Yes, it's very hard to remember which case you should use with each of the verbs. But in English we need to learn prepositions for every verb and it's not easy too. I make a lot of mistakes in Hungarian grammar, but my English is far from being perfect too.

I have some experience in Hungarian. I try to write quite difficult texts in Hungarian, but I make plenty of mistakes.

In my opinion, the main difficulties of Hungarian are:

1) Word order. In textbooks you usually find the explanation like "Put the main word in the sentence right before the verb". However, this recommendation doesn't help too much, especially if you try write a long sentence. There are many subtle nuances in word order, that can't be explained.

2) "A tárgyas ragozás". This pecularity of Hungarian language is really hard to understand. I even wrote a text about it in Hungarian: https://www.italki.com/notebook/7118691/entry/1051398

3) Lack of explanation of some subtle nuances. In English you can easily find an explanation for any idiom, proverb or a slang word, that you come across during reading. But when I read authentic materials in Hungarian, I sometimes can't understand a phrase, and even googling in Hungarian doesn't help.

However, Hungarian language is very beautiful and expressive. Despite of all difficulties, I will continue to learn this fascinating language!