@torinrussell: Why does Hungary speak a language from western Siberia? #geopolitics #hungary #europe #History #learnontiktok

theogr :

I still find it so funny that the guy ruling Hungary is literally called Peter Hungarian

Tigrisbukfenc :

HUNGARY MENTIONED RAAAH🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🦅🦅🦅🦅

alednev2 :

Hungarian sounds similar to Finnish

Lachandra Gupta :

It is not less related to other european languages, but it is actually completely unrelated!!

J. Faraday :

Nayla Nira :

based hungarian

Tom Vecsernyes :

Finnish and Estonian has nothing to do with Hungarian

🇮🇪oneconor-YNWA :

good summary! Hungarian language also shares similar grammar with Turkish. (e.g. agglutination, vocal harmony) and quite a lot of related vocabulary.

Darko Zorčec :

Instead of Carpathian Basin we use Pannonia locally

pierre199051 :

Cudos to Hungary surviving all their neigbours wanting to rob its territory! Now Hungary must pretend the neighbours are its best friends and allies... [Big LOL] however they stabbed them in the back several times. Against all hearsay the furthest east nation that shows up in Hungarians' DNA is Turkish. No Uralic, no Mongolian, no Kazah. Hungarians are from the now closest Russian territory the max.

Darius :

I heard Hungarian is harder to learn than Mandarin

Miraska :

Hungarian and Kazakh: why do we have same folk songs???

Ádám Farkas :

Great summary of the beginning of the Hungarian state, and an excellent pronunciation of "Etelköz". Stoked to see your long form video.

lisa :

My father was from Budapest. Born in 1936 This is very interesting to me, thank you.

Bren :

Thank you for putting it this way. I’ve long argued with my cousins that Hungary is so distinct that it should be treasured, but that’s not a reason to isolate the way they tried to for a generation. Beauty is meant to be seen and felt, not locked away, and Hungarian- and Hungary- is nothing if not beautiful.

Jack :

Isn’t Hungarian related to Finnish?

Alex top 💪 :

And yet they think they were here before the latin language.

AmpedUpAaron :

Didn't get the pronunciation of Magyar right, but Etelköz was pretty close.

🇧🇬𝗞𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗸𝗼🇪🇺 :

Peak

(_EGOND_) :

they say it was first in transilvania

Renée :

Textier Ștefan-Vasile Ioniță :

For me the language seems finish

The_Crusader_hun :

10najkrajsi :

yep, basically west mongolia

dvidmagyari4 :

The Hobgfoglalás is a made up theory. At the time it was impossible to move over 1 million people and invade the Karpathians. Even the Mongols cannot moved that massive group of people. There is more likely evidence that Avars, who they already lived there and the Székelys, who are descendants of Attila and Prince Csaba stayed there, and another nomad group next to Huns came back to conquer the region.