Szia! I'm Csilla and this is the Plain Hungarian podcast for Hungarian learners. In this episode, five people talk about the inspiring women they know. The reason for this topic is because there was Mother's Day recently. In the episode I talk about a wise grandmother, a physics sister, a single mom, a great Hungarian teacher and my mother-in-law. 😊It's spring, the birds are singing, and unfortunately you can really hear the birds in the podcast, but I hope you don't mind.If you'd like to read the episode, join my Ko-fi club, where you'll get a lot of useful stuff in addition to the podcast transcripts. You can check out the words in English and Hungarian, find grammar and cultural explanations, send in your questions every month and I'll answer them, join my Telegram community and meet me twice a month.

This episode will be about many of my childhood memories and habits, how my boyfriend and I used to celebrate our anniversary, the movies I like  and why old German ladies cried when I recited a poem to them.Download the transcript from here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers Ebben a részben szó lesz:sok gyerekkori emlékemről és szokásomról, arról, hogy hogyan szoktuk az évfordulónkat ünnepelni a barátommal, milyen filmeket szeretek és hogy miért sírtak a német nénik, amikor verset mondtam nekik.Töltsd le az átiratot innen: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

In this episode, several people tell how they learned to cook, what their favourite dishes are, what they like to eat, and who cooks for them, and I also mention many traditional Hungarian dishes. Have fun, I hope you're not hungry! 🙂If you'd like to read the podcast, see pictures of the food and come to speaking classes, join my monthly membership on my Ko-fi page, where there's lots more good stuff waiting for you: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

🇺🇸 Hi! I'm Csilla, and this is the Plain Hungarian podcast for Hungarian learners.In this episode, I talk about why I went to Romania by train, why I drank a lot of pálinka and why I watched Harry Potter when I had the flu. I'll also talk about slicing cucumber, and the best Hungarian trips with my students, and I'm inviting you to a super five-day Hungarian trip, I hope you'll come, it's unmissable! 🤩Registration:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdWHSrl8NmRdRMblWzW4deIiTe-oUFlAYf97NYrKS8cQA87vQ/viewform

Szia! I am Csilla from Plain Hungarian. What is this episode about? Cooking, seasonal vegetables, learning how to cook from YouTube videos, sunbathing on the terrace and having breakfast.I recommend this episode for the A1 level.I hope you will enjoy this episode. You can download the transcript here: https://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian    We can chat on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plainhungarian/  If you found this episode helpful, thank you if you write a review and subscribe.Thank you if you support my work. It helps me to create more useful content for you. 💚

In this episode, I will talk about confidence, moving with kids, summer in Portugal, washing up in England, and university in Vienna.If you would like to download the transcript of the podcast and get useful explanations sometimes with grammar or listening exercises, or if you would like to come to a Hungarian lesson where we talk about the monthly topic, join my monthly membership programme on my Ko-fi page: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

Szia!  Én Csilla vagyok és ez itt a Plain Hungarian podcast magyarul tanulóknak. In this episode, I will talk about tiny feet, colours, minimalism, online ordering, and skirt collection.If you want to download the podcast transcript and get useful explanations sometimes with grammar or listening exercises, join my monthly membership program on my Ko-fi page: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

🇺🇸 Santa Claus, Christmas, secrecy, church, superstitions, why we eat lentils on New Year's Eve, bad luck, divination - all sorts of interesting and exciting things to do with Hungarian customs in December! 😀The Plain Hungarian Podcast is now available in video format on YouTube: https://youtu.be/J7fnL3Io2N8?si=vJFxDb-gpwFYVxHh Unfortunately, for now, it is without subtitles, but if you want to get the full transcript of the podcast, with a Hungarian-English word list and additional commentary on Saint Lucy’s Day, nativity play, Epiphany and old New Year's Eve divination traditions, subscribe to my monthly club where you can get all this and more: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers 😊I would like to see your feedback on this episode and the format. I wrote the whole text, practiced a lot (because I had way too many technical problems) and finally recorded this video without notes, everything was said by heart! ✨If you don't want to miss the latest news and my latest courses, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plainhungarian/

Jealous dogs, a pregnant woman, lions, Csöpi, the dog, dirty pigeons and so much more! There's lots more in this episode too, listen now and download the transcript here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

A dog who has been to more countries than I have has at least 100 nicknames and will look for a viper if he feels like it. Yes, that's my dog, Ottó.Download the transcript of the episode and you'll get my favourite pictures of Ottó and some links to watch my other dog, Tomi, on TV: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

Szia! Én Csilla vagyok a Plain Hungariantől. Today I'm going to talk about pets. There will be a white kitten, a horse, allergies, adoptions, anonymous cats and a viper-detection dog. If you'd like to get the transcript of the episode, where I explain how to use the construction "nem ... hanem" and much more, and there are lots of exercises, join my club: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

How a Youtuber became a singer, who won the karaoke party, how I sang English as a child and much more! 🤩 If you thought I couldn't make any more interesting episodes about music, come and listen to the fourth episode about this topic where I still have exciting things to tell you! 😊And if that's not enough, download the transcript of the podcast here:http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiersTranscription, English-Hungarian word list, pictures, word explanations and grammar explanations all in one place.

Szia! Én Csilla vagyok a plainhungariantől. This episode is also about music, but I also talk about an Australian indigenous tribe, a French girl, a huge concert, and why I cried in front of a bunch of strangers, so it's worth listening to the episode. If you'd like to get more out of the podcast and improve your vocabulary, join my subscription club and download ALL of the podcast transcripts for just $10. http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

Szia! Én Csilla vagyok a plainhungariantől. A mai epizódban (megint) a zenéről fogok beszélni. 🤩 This is a special episode because I improvised the text, which makes it more like live speech. I tried to speak like I was talking to a friend. I talk about my relationship with music and tell an interesting story about the power of music and breathing. I hope you enjoy it!If you want to download the transcript (with grammatical explanations), join my membership here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiersThis will help you improve your Hungarian much faster and support me to do more podcast episodes. 💚

Szia! Én Csilla vagyok a plainhungariantől. A mai epizódban a zenéről fogok beszélni. This is now a slightly stronger A1-level text, but if you understand all the unknown words, you can understand the whole text. If you want to see the list of new words with translations, the transcript, explanations and 10 simple questions you can answer yourself, join the monthly subscription on my Ko-fi page. To join, follow this link: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiersThis will help you improve your Hungarian much faster and support me to do more podcast episodes. 💚

Szia! Én Csilla vagyok. In this episode, I am talking about my birthdays, my dog, Otto’s birthday and what interesting things I have done so far and what I’ve learned in my first 30 years. I think these words are the most difficult that need to know to understand the episode:megünnepel valamit - to celebrate sthKrisz Rudi - he was a Hungarian pop singerelfújja a gyertyát - to blow out the candlehullócsillag - shooting starhegyet mászik - to climb mountainstornázik - to do physical exercises, gymnasticsThe rest of the words and phrases can be found in my podcast transcript. It is downloadable from here: https://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

Szia! In this episode, four fictional people talk about birthdays, and you can hear what I think about it. I recommend this episode for the A1 level. If you join my Ko-fi membership, you can download the transcript of the podcast, which includes explanations, pictures and exercises, in 10 pages. You will also find 10 questions to practice your writing. Join here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

Szia! In this episode, I am talking about my London trip. You can learn more if you can also read the transcript, so get it here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers I hope I will see you there and you will join my community so we can chat with each other right away.  💚

In this episode, I am talking about where I've been, my best trip and my favourite places in Hungary. You can learn more if you can also read the transcript, so you get it here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers I hope I will see you there and you will join my community so we can chat with each other right away.  💚

Read the transcript and become a member of my community here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers