Mikor nyit a Parlament?
When does the Parliament open?
Usage
Check opening hours for Budapest's iconic Parliament building
Grammar Note
"nyit" is third person singular of "nyit" (to open). Budapest's Parliament is one of the world's largest
Mennyibe kerül a belépő?
How much is the entrance fee?
Usage
Ask about the admission price at any attraction
Grammar Note
"belépő" = "be" (in) + "lép" (step) + "-ő" (participial/nominalizing suffix). Literally "entering"
Van angol nyelvű idegenvezetés?
Is there an English-language guided tour?
Usage
Find English-language tours at museums and attractions
Grammar Note
"idegen" (foreign) + "vezet" (to guide) + "-és" (nominalizer). Literally "foreign guiding"
Szabad fényképezni?
Is photography allowed?
Usage
Ask if photography is permitted at museums or historic sites
Grammar Note
"Szabad" + infinitive asks "is it allowed to...". "fényképezni" = "fénykép" (photo) + "-ezni"
Hol lehet jegyet venni?
Where can I buy a ticket?
Usage
Find where to purchase tickets at an attraction
Grammar Note
"Hol lehet" + infinitive = "where is it possible to". Standard impersonal construction
Ez a múzeum lenyűgöző
This museum is breathtaking
Usage
Express awe at a museum or tourist attraction
Grammar Note
"lenyűgöző" from "le" (down) + "nyűg" (yoke) + suffix. Means "overwhelming/captivating"
Szeretnék felmenni a Várhegyre
I would like to go up to Castle Hill
Usage
Express desire to visit Buda Castle Hill, a symbol of Budapest
Grammar Note
"Várhegyre" = "Várhegy" + "-re" (onto). "Várhegy" = "vár" (castle) + "hegy" (hill)
Van ingyenes belépő?
Is there free admission?
Usage
Check for free admission days or free entry options
Grammar Note
"ingyenes" means "free of charge". Synonym: "díjmentes" (fee-free)
Le tudna fényképezni bennünket?
Could you take a photo of us?
Usage
Ask a fellow traveler to take a group photo
Grammar Note
"tudna" is conditional third person of "tud" (can). "bennünket" is accusative of "mi" (we/us)
Mikor zár a múzeum?
When does the museum close?
Usage
Check closing time to plan your visit
Grammar Note
"zár" is third person singular of "zár" (to close). Opposite: "nyit" (to open)
Milyen messze van Eger?
How far is Eger?
Usage
Asking the distance to Eger, known for wine and Baroque architecture
Grammar Note
"Milyen messze" = how far. Eger is famous for its red wine "Egri Bikavér" (Bull's Blood)
Hol van a Duna-part?
Where is the Danube Promenade?
Usage
Finding the Danube Promenade, a famous waterfront walkway in Budapest
Grammar Note
"Duna" (Danube) + "part" (bank/shore). Famous for the Shoes on the Danube Bank monument
Mikor nyit ki a múzeum?
When does the museum open?
Usage
Asking about opening hours at a museum or attraction
Grammar Note
"Nyit ki" = "nyit" (open) + "ki" (out) — a separable verb. "Mikor zár?" = when does it close?
A Parlament Budapest szimbóluma
The Parliament is the symbol of Budapest
Usage
Talking about the Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest's iconic landmark
Grammar Note
"Szimbóluma" = "szimbólum" (symbol) + 3rd person possessive "-a". Means "its symbol"
Meg szeretném látogatni a Várhegyet
I would like to visit Castle Hill
Usage
Expressing desire to visit Castle Hill (Várhegy) in Budapest
Grammar Note
"Várhegy" = "vár" (castle) + "hegy" (hill). Accusative: "Várhegyet"
A Széchenyi fürdő nagyon ismert
The Széchenyi Baths are very famous
Usage
Talking about the famous Széchenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest
Grammar Note
"Ismert" is past participle of "ismer" (to know) — "known/famous". Largest bath in Budapest
A Halászbástya gyönyörű panorámát nyújt
The Fisherman's Bastion offers a beautiful panorama
Usage
Describing the view from Fisherman's Bastion, one of Budapest's top sights
Grammar Note
"Halászbástya" = "halász" (fisherman) + "bástya" (bastion). "Nyújt" means to offer/extend
A Hősök tere Budapest egyik legfontosabb tere
Heroes' Square is one of the most important squares in Budapest
Usage
Discussing Heroes' Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Budapest
Grammar Note
"Legfontosabb" is superlative of "fontos" (important). "Tere" = "tér" + 3rd person possessive
A Puszta gyönyörű táj
The Puszta is a beautiful landscape
Usage
Describing the Puszta, Hungary's famous Great Plain steppe landscape
Grammar Note
"Puszta" originally meant "wasteland". Now it's Hungary's iconic grassland steppe region
Pécs egy gyönyörű dél-magyarországi város
Pécs is a beautiful city in southern Hungary
Usage
Talking about Pécs, a UNESCO-listed city in southern Hungary with Roman ruins
Grammar Note
"Dél-magyarországi" = southern Hungarian. Pécs has UNESCO-listed Early Christian necropolis
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