İlginiz için teşekkür ederim. Is this correct grammatically? İlginiz için teşekkür ederim. (Thank you for your attention.)

Hungarian Verb Groups HUNGARIN VOWELS By TYPE Back vowels: a, á, u, ú, o, ó Front vowels: Rounded front vowels: ö, ő, ü, ű Unrounded front vowels: e, é, i, í VERB GROUPS Group I: back or back and front vowels' steam - back vowel's suffixes. (many verbs which contain only i and/or í are in this group) Group II: front vowels' steam - front vowel's suffixes. Group III: front vowels' steam, the last vowel is ö, ő, ü or ű - front vowel's suffixes; suffix with ö if it exists. VERBS Group I verbs: olvas, sétál, magyaráz, tanul, vár, stb.; hív, indít, ír, nyit, tisztít, stb. Group II verbs: beszél, ért, keres, szeret, stb. Group III verbs: ül, köszön, kerül, küld, tölt, stb. EXAMPLES Of The VERB CONJUGATION 1st person singular suffixes: -ok, -ek, -ök (indefinite conjugation) olvasok, beszélek, ülök 1st person singular suffixes: -om, -em, -öm (definite conjugation) tanulom, értem, köszönöm

Cześć! Cześć! Jestem Piotr, z Budapesztu. Chciałbym uczyć się polskiego, bo mam kilka polskich przyjaciół, a ponieważ „Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, i do bitki, i do szklanki!”.

A Kind Japanese Stranger Today I was talking with a very kind Japanese guy on Skype. This was a great experience for me because I have never been spoken in Japanese before, especially not with a native Japanese. He added me and he called me, I did not expect for his call so I was a bit surprised and the other hand I was not prepared for it. I think I was very bad, I hardly could understand anything or just say a single world, my brain was overload and empty at the same time, my thoughts were blocked totally. Even my English was worst than could have been because I should translate from English to Japanese and vica versa, in real-time, which was not easy. (Usually I am thinking in English when I speaking in English but if something goes wrong I tend to start thinking in Hungarian, which is not help at all...) Anyway he was very kind and he had shown a lot of patience for me. So I know now how poor is my Japanese and I must work on it.

Every Cloud has a Silver Lining - Broken Hinges I bought a pretty nice laptop when I lived in the U.K. Yesterday its left-side hinge was broken. I was worried about that because its warranty had expired in last October so I did not know how much would be the repair. I had started looking for informations on the net and finally I found an announcement on the manufacturer's official blog, which said they had realised the problem that came from poor construction. So they took the responsibility for their product and offered a one-time replacement all their costumers worldwide, which was a complet LCD pane replacement included the plastic cover, the screen, the devices such as web camera and so forth regardless of the warranty and all that for absolutely free. Basically, they would replace the whole upper part of the laptop and the hinges themselves with redesigned ones. I thing remained to worry because in my country there was no option to contact with the tech support on their websites but later on I had found that in this case you should send an e-mail to a centre address, which was for customers in the same situation as I was. All I needed to do just send the mail with the required details and they would contact to me. I was impressed by the level of service.

Two question in one passive sentence. Is this correct? How can I ask two questions with one sentence? For example, Who asked your name? - My teacher asked my name. and What did your teacer ask? - My teahcer asked my name. Who and what asked from you? - My teacher, she asked my name. And can the whole thing turn to passive? Like, [By] who[m] were you asked (by)? - I were asked by my teacer. and What were you asked? - I were asked [for?] my name. By whom and what were you asked? - I were asked by my teacher [for?] my name. Does it sound unnatural/silly/grammatically incorrect?Sorry, of course I ment 'I was asked by', 'I was asked for' and so forth. :S

Real and unreal situations are mixable? If you were here, you should not worry. I mean the sentence can have two different meaning depend on the situation? In the first case, if you were here, you should not worry unreal present + unreal present/future for examle, if you were here - with me - you should not worry - because you will be able to see that everything is fine. In the second case, if you were here, you should not worry real past + unreal present/future for instace, if you were here - as you say, during the time of the murdering - you should not worry - but you seems to be nervous.

What do you make from? Can I say that if I want to know what ingredients you will use for cooking?

Bencze Imre: Édes, ékes apanyelvünk Kezdjük tán a "jó" szóval: tárgy esetben "jót", ámde "tó"-ból "tavat" lesz, nem pediglen "tót". Egyes számban "kő" a kő, többes számban "kövek", nőnek "nők" a többese, helytelen a "növek". Többesben a tő nem "tők", szabatosan "tövek", amint hogy a cső nem "csők", magyar földön "csövek". Anyós kérdé: van két vőm, ezek talán "vövek"? Azt se' tudom, mi a "cö"? Egyes számú cövek? Csók - ha adják - százával jő, ez benne a jó; hogyha netán egy puszit kapsz, annak neve "csó"? Bablevesed lehet sós, némely vinkó savas, nem lehet az utca hós, magyarul csak havas. Miskolcon ám Debrecenben, Győrött, Pécsett, Szegeden; amíg mindezt megtanulod, beleőszülsz, idegen. Agysebész, ki agyat műt otthon ír egy művet. Tűt használ a műtéthez, nem pediglen tűvet. Munka után füvet nyír, véletlen se fűvet. Vágy fűti a műtősnőt. A műtőt a fűtő. Nyáron nyír a tüzelő, télen nyárral fűt ő. Több szélhámost lefüleltek, erre sokan felfüleltek, kik a népet felültették... mindnyájukat leültették. Foglár fogán fog-lyuk van, nosza, tömni fogjuk! Eközben a fogházból megszökhet a foglyuk. Elröppenhet foglyuk is, hacsak meg nem fogjuk. Főmérnöknek fő a feje - vagy talán a fője? Öt perc múlva jő a neje, s elájul a nője. Százados a bakák iránt szeretetet tettetett, reggelenként kávéjukba rút szereket tetetett. Helyes-kedves helység Bonyhád, hol a konyhád helyiség. Nemekből vagy igenekből született a nemiség? Mekkában egy kába ürge Kába Kőbe lövet, országának nevében a követ, követ követ. Morcos úr a hivatalnok, beszél hideg 's ridegen, néha játszik nem sajátján, csak idegen idegen. Szeginé a terítőjét, szavát részeg Szegi szegi, asszonyának előbb kedvét, majd pedig a nyakát szegi. Elvált asszony nyögve nyeli a keserű pirulát: mit válasszon? A Fiatot, fiát vagy a fiúját? Ingyen strandra lányok mentek, előítélettől mentek, estefelé arra mentek, én már fuldoklókat mentek. Eldöntöttem: megnősülök. Fogadok két feleséget. Megtanultam: két fél alkot és garantál egészséget. Harminc nyarat megértem, mint a dinnye megértem, anyósomat megértem... én a pénzem megértem. Hibamentes mentő vagyok. Szőke Tisza mentén mentem: díszmagyarom vízbe esett, díszes mentém menten mentem.