Sziasztok!
Back to music, but for Hungarian this time.
My favourite music is from the disney movie Aladdin. “Arabian Nights” sounds wonderful in Hungarian, and so does “A Whole New World”, which I will be translating here in French.
Some words, because it is always worth learning:
egy új élmény = a new experience
te meg én = you and me.
A hálaadás naplójába a napi pozitív dolgait írjuk bele, amiért hálásak vagyunk és amiért boldog az életünk.
We write in the gratitude journal the positive things of the day and what we are grateful for and happy to be alive.
With some months delay, my gratitudes of last October^^
The flamingo is in trend!
An interview (“Interjú” in Hungarian) from Der Spiegel (a German newspaper) found in Vocable, a French learning magazine for languages: English, Spanish and here German. Translated in Hungarian.
After the owl, the flamingo came to decorate our bags and tops and shorts this summer. What does this elegant, flashy animal tell about ut? The answer with a trend expert, the director of the German institute of fashion Gerd Müller-Thomkins, that see us turn next Autumn to hedgehogs.
New short sentences about what I did in the past couple of month and enjoyed 🙂
Topic: daily activities! Happiness is easy to find 😉
My last week, before September begins! Family meeting, work and beach 🙂
A little about the movie “Arrival” of Denis Villeneuve, with Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner and Forest Whitaker. Telling a part of it in Hungarian.
That’s all in the title 😉
I have been writing a notebook of positive things a few months now (since December 2016 to be precise). Every evening I write three positive things that happened during the day. It helps staying positive in life 🙂
I made a compilation of my top 7 best events of last week in Hungarian.
Itt az ideje enni! (it’s time to eat)
Training hungarian conjugation with a new verb: “enni” (to eat). Indefinite and definite conjugations at present tense, and common food issues!
These are sentences from an exercise on the textbook “Colloquial Hungarian” to use the plural of adjectives in Hungarian.
Speak about your plans for the future in Hungarian. These are my plans for next weekend: visiting friends 😉
Don’t hesitate to make corrections, only so will I progress!
multiple language writing diary 