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Definite	Indefinite
a/az	egy

Pronouns

Interrogative	Relative
Ki?	Aki
Mi?	Ami
Melyik?	Amelyik
Milyen?	Amilyen
Mekkora?	Amekkora
Hány?	Ahány
Mennyi?	Amennyi
Hányadik?	Ahányadik
Mikor?	Amikor
Hol?	Ahol
Hogy?	Ahogy
Miért?	Amiért

Conjunctions

·         Connective: és, meg, is

·         Contrastive: de, pedig, mégis, mégse, viszont

·         Selective: vagy, akár

·         Conclusive: ezért, tehát, így

·         Explicative: ugyanis, hiszen, ha

Wordfinal a/e ‘lengthening’ before suffixes

When at the end of the word the a becomes á, and the e becomes é whenever the word receives a suffix.

Examples:fa (tree) + k(pl) = fák (trees)teve (camel) + k(pl) = tevék (camels)

NOTE! Rule does not apply to compounds! eg. teve + hát = tevehát (camelback) 

Locative Suffixes

Primary

to	in	from
-ba/-be	-ban/-ben	-ból/-ből

Secondary

Locative Verbs (irregular)

The Alphabet

Hungarian alphabet with international words

Alphabet with the names of the letters + IPA transcript

Vowel harmony

Vowels

Back vowels (mély magánhangzók)	Front vowels (magas magánhangzók)
a, á, o, ó, u, ú	e, é, i, í, ö, ő, ü, ű

Back vowel words	Words with mixt vowels	Front vowel words
Auto, tyúk, joghurt	Elefánt, zebra, éjszaka	Üveg, öt, dzsip

Vowel harmony rule

Words with back vowels always receive suffixes with back vowels, while words with front vowels always receive suffixes with front vowels. Words with mixed vowels always receive suffixes with back vowels.

NOTE! Almost all Hungarian suffixes have two versions: one back and one front (depending on the vowel). All Hungarian suffixes are monosyllabic (they have only 1 vowel).

Examples:

autó üveg éjszaka

+ -ban/ -ben (suffix meaning in)

autóban =  üvegben     éjszakában