Bahasa Hungary: Bahasa

Sebagai salah satu daripada sebilangan kecil bahasa Eropah moden yang tidak tergolong dalam rumpun bahasa Indo-Eropah, bahasa Hungary/Majar banyak meraih minat para pakar bahasa. Bahasa ini ditutur di negara Hungary serta kaum minoriti Hungary di tujuh buah negara yang berjiran dengan Hungary. Nama tempatan bahasa ini disebut magyar [ˈmɒɟɒr̪].

Bahasa Hungari Bahasa Majar
magyar, magyar nyelv
Sebutan	[ˈmɒɟɒr]
Asli kepada	Hungary dan kawasan Austria timur, Croatia, Poland, Romania, utara Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, barat Ukraine.
Etnik	Orang Hungary
Penutur bahasa	13 juta (2002–2012)e18
Keluarga bahasa	Ural Finni-Yugra (pengelompokan tradisional) Bahasa Hungari Bahasa Majar
Sistem penulisan	Rumi (Abjad Hungary) Braille Hungary Abjad Hungary Lama
Status rasmi
Bahasa rasmi di	Hungary  Kesatuan Eropah
Bahasa minoriti dikenali di	Romania  Serbia (di Vojvodina)  Croatia  Slovakia  Slovenia (di Prekmurje)  Austria (di Burgenland)  Ukraine (di Beregove, Mukachevo, Vinogradovo dan daerah-daerah Uzhgorod Kawasan Transkarpation (Oblast Zakarpatska)
Dikawal selia oleh	Institut Penyelidikan untuk Linguistik Akademi Hungary Sains
Kod bahasa
ISO 639-1	hu
ISO 639-2	hun
ISO 639-3	Salah satu: hun – Hungary Moden ohu – Hungary Lama
Linguist List	ohu Hungary Lama
Glottolog	hung1274
Linguasphere	41-BAA-a
Wilayah Eropah Tengah yang bahasa ibundanya bahasa Hungary mewakili majoriti (biru tua) dan minoriti (biru muda). Berdasarkan banci terkini dan Buku Fakta Dunia CIA 2014
Rencana ini mengandungi simbol fonetik IPA. Tanpa sokongan perisian tertentu, anda mungkin melihat tanda tanya, kotak, atau simbol lain dan bukannya askara Unicode. Untuk panduan pengenalan mengenai simbol IPA, lihat Bantuan:IPA.

Terdapat kira-kira 13 juta orang yang menutur bahasa Hungary sebagai bahasa ibunda, termasuk 9.5-10 juta orang yang tinggal di Hungary zaman sekarang. Terdapat dua juta orang penutur yang tinggal di kawasan yang dahulunya merupakan sebahagian Kerajaan Hungary sebelum Perang Dunia Pertama, termasuklah kumpulan terbesar yang tinggal Romania, di mana terdapat kira-kira 1.4 juta orang berbangsa Hungary. Penutur bahasa Hungary juga didapati di Slovakia, Serbia, Ukraine, Croatia, Austria, dan Slovenia, serta kira-kira sejuta orang yang tinggal merata tempat di seluruh dunia.

Bahasa ini mempunyai abjad tersendiri yang digunakan untuk menulis dan mewakilkan bunyi-bunyi khas ia:

Letter	Name	Phoneme (IPA)	Complementary allophones (IPA)	Padanan sebutan terhampir (baik dalam bahasa Melayu, Inggeris dsb)	Notes
A	a	/ɒ/ [[:Media:Open back rounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		similar to British English cot	[ɑ̝̹] might describe it better (raised, more rounded; sign rendered probably incorrectly, containing two diacritical marks below). Still definitely not [ɔ], but more like [ɒ] (the o in traditional Received Pronunciation hot)
Á	á	/aː/ [[:Media:Open front unrounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		segar	Not nearly as open as the a in American English hat, but closer to it than Hungarian a (without the accent mark)
B	bé	/b/ [[:Media:voiced bilabial plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		bayi
C	cé	/ts/ [[:Media:Voiceless_alveolar_sibilant_affricate.oga|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		like pots
Cs	csé	/tʃ/		cacing
D	dé	/d/ [[:Media:Voiced alveolar plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		dadu
Dz	dzé	/dz/ [[:Media:voiced alveolar affricate.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		kids	rare. does not occur at the beginning of words. When neither post- nor preconsonantic, always realised as a geminate.
Dzs	dzsé	/dʒ/		jari, jaja, George, bridge	rare, mostly in loanwords. when final or intervocalic, usually realised as a geminate: maharadzsa /mɑhɑrɑdʒɑ/ [mɑhɑrɑd͡ʒːɑ] 'maharajah', bridzs /bridʒ/ [brid͡ʒː] 'bridge (card game)', but dzsungel /dʒuŋɡɛl/ [d͡ʒuŋɡɛl] 'jungle', fridzsider /fridʒidɛr/ [frid͡ʒidɛr] coll. 'refrigerator'
E	e	/ɛ/ [[:Media:Open-mid front unrounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		lewat (é); edge atau bed	about 40-50% of speakers also have a phoneme /e/ (see below at Ë). /e/ is not considered part of standard Hungarian, wherein /ɛ/ takes the place of /e/.
É	é	/eː/ [[:Media:Close-mid front unrounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		é [lewat] panjang
F	ef	/f/ [[:Media:voiceless labiodental fricative.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		fikir, euforia
G	gé	/ɡ/ [[:Media:Voiced velar plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		gigi
Gy	gyé	/ɟ/ [[:Media:Voiced palatal plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		(not used in English; soft form of /d/. Mostly similar to during, as pronounced in Received Pronunciation)	denoting /ɟ/ by is a remnant of (probably) Italian scribes who tried to render the Hungarian sound. would be a more consistent notation in scope of , , (see there), as the part of digraphs show palatalisation in the Hungarian writing system.
H	há	/h/	1. [ɦ] [[:Media:Voiced glottal fricative.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)2. ∅ 3. [x] [[:Media:voiceless velar fricative.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat) 4. [ç] [[:Media:voiceless palatal fricative.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)	Pada mula: hairan, human Antara dua vokal: berahi Pada hujung: khamis - juga huruf kha (خ) dalam abjad Arab tiada bunyi
I	i	/i/		diri - lebih pendek daripada í
Í	í	/iː/ [[:Media:Close front unrounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		I panjang	Vowel length is phonemically distinctive in Hungarian: irt = 'to exterminate' and írt = 'to write (past tense)'
J	jé	/j/ [[:Media:Palatal approximant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)	[ç], [ʝ]	iya, yoyo	allophones occur when /j/ occurs after a consonant; (voiceless after voiceless, voiced after voiced consonants). e.g. férj 'husband', kapj 'get! (imperative)'
K	ká	/k/ [[:Media:Voiceless velar plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		kaki
L	el	/l/ [[:Media:alveolar lateral approximant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		laluan
Ly	elly, el-ipszilon	/j/ [[:Media:Palatal approximant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat) / /ʎ/ [[:Media:Palatal approximant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		play, pray
M	em	/m/ [[:Media:bilabial nasal.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		mind, assume, might,
N	en	/n/	[ŋ] [[:Media:velar nasal.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)[n] [[:Media:alveolar nasal.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)	nasib, bahan (kecuali sebelum huruf 'k' dan 'g' di mana - nganga, barang)	allophone before /k/, /ɡ/
Ny	eny	/ɲ/ [[:Media:palatal nasal.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		nyanyi
O	o	/o/		bohong	A shorter, more open variant of Ó. Unlike with short e, which is opened to /ɛ/ in standard speech, short o remains /o/, rather than opening to /ɔ/ where it would come close to clashing with short a.
Ó	ó	/oː/ [[:Media:Close-mid back rounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		'O' panjang	Same as /o/ except longer. It is important to pay attention to. (eg.: kor = 'age' and kór = 'disease')
Ö	ö	/ø/ [[:Media:Close-mid front rounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		Sebutan "E pepet" (ĕ / berat) dengan bibir lebih membundar	A shorter, more open variant of Ő
Ő	ő	/øː/		'Ö' panjang	Minimal pair to /ø/: öt = 'five' and őt = 'him/her (Hungarian pronouns do not specify gender)'
P	pé	/p/ [[:Media:Voiceless bilabial plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		pisau, aprikot, tutup
(Q)	kú				Q occurs only as part of the digraph qu in foreign words, realised as /kv/: Aquincum [ɑkviŋkum] (name of an old Roman settlement on the area of present-day Óbuda). Words originally spelled with qu are today usually spelled with kv, as in akvarell 'watercolor painting'.
R	er	/r/ [[:Media:alveolar trill.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		rambut	also called apical trill as pronounced by trilling the tip of your tongue (the apex) and not the uvula.
S	es	/ʃ/ [[:Media:Voiceless_palato-alveolar_sibilant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		syahwat, syor	This notation is unusual for European writing systems where stands for /s/ virtually everywhere. In Hungarian, /s/ is represented by .
Sz	esz	/s/ [[:Media:Voiceless_alveolar_sibilant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		susu
T	té	/t/ [[:Media:voiceless alveolar plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		tarik, lewat, bintik
Ty	tyé	/c/ [[:Media:Voiceless palatal plosive.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		tube
U	u	/u/		dahulu
Ú	ú	/uː/ [[:Media:Close back rounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		'u' panjang	minimal pair to /u/: hurok 'loop' ∼ húrok 'cords'
Ü	ü	/y/		(not used in English, corresponds to German Ü)	A shorter, more open variant of ű
Ű	ű	/yː/ [[:Media:Close front rounded vowel.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		'Ü' panjang
V	vé	/v/ [[:Media:voiced labiodental fricative.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		video, revolusi, vakum
(W)	dupla vé	/v/ [[:Media:voiced labiodental fricative.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)			only occurs in foreign words and in Hungarian aristocratic surnames
(X)	iksz				occurs only in loanwords, and there only when denoting /ks/; [ɡz] is transcribed: extra, Alexandra, but egzakt 'exact'.
(Y)	ipszilon	/i/		happy	Usually combined with another letter to form a new sound (see ly, ny, gy, ty). In loanwords, usually rendered as /i/ or /j/. Occurs very often in old Hungarian aristocratic surnames where it stands for /i/ or /ʲi/: 'Báthory' [baːtori], 'Batthyány' [bɑcːaːɲi] or [bɑcːaːni] (+ ∼ /ɲi/)
Z	zé	/z/ [[:Media:Voiced_alveolar_sibilant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		desert, roses
Zs	zsé	/ʒ/ [[:Media:Voiced_palato-alveolar_sibilant.ogg|]] (bantuan·maklumat)		pleasure, leisure

Wiktionary: Senarai Swadesh bagi bahasa-bahasa Uralik

Kursus

• MagyarOK – Text book and exercise book for beginners. Szita, Szilvia; Pelcz, Katalin (2013). Pécs; Pécsi Tudományegyetem. MagyarOK website ISBN 978-963-7178-68-9.
• Colloquial Hungarian – The complete course for beginners. Rounds, Carol H.; Sólyom, Erika (2002). London; New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-24258-4.

This book gives an introduction to the Hungarian language in 15 chapters. The dialogues are available on CDs.

• Teach Yourself Hungarian – A complete course for beginners. Pontifex, Zsuzsa (1993). London: Hodder & Stoughton. Chicago: NTC/Contemporary Publishing. ISBN 0-340-56286-2.

This is a complete course in spoken and written Hungarian. The course consists of 21 chapters with dialogues, culture notes, grammar and exercises. The dialogues are available on cassette.

• Hungarolingua 1 – Magyar nyelvkönyv. Hoffmann, István; et al. (1996). Debreceni Nyári Egyetem. ISBN 963-472-083-8
• Hungarolingua 2 – Magyar nyelvkönyv. Hlavacska, Edit; et al. (2001). Debreceni Nyári Egyetem. ISBN 963-03-6698-3
• Hungarolingua 3 – Magyar nyelvkönyv. Hlavacska, Edit; et al. (1999). Debreceni Nyári Egyetem. ISBN 963-472-083-8

These course books were developed by the University of Debrecen Summer School program for teaching Hungarian to foreigners. The books are written completely in Hungarian and therefore unsuitable for self study. There is an accompanying 'dictionary' with translations of the Hungarian vocabulary into English, German, and French for the words used in the first two books.

• "NTC's Hungarian and English Dictionary" by Magay and Kiss. ISBN 0-8442-4968-8 (You may be able to find a newer edition also. This one is 1996.)

Tatabahasa

• Gyakorló magyar nyelvtan / A Practical Hungarian grammar (2009, 2010). Szita Szilvia, Görbe Tamás. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó. 978 963 05 8703 7.
• A practical Hungarian grammar (3rd, rev. ed.). Keresztes, László (1999). Debrecen: Debreceni Nyári Egyetem. ISBN 963-472-300-4.
• Simplified Grammar of the Hungarian Language (1882). Ignatius Singer. London: Trübner & Co.
• Practical Hungarian grammar: [a compact guide to the basics of Hungarian grammar]. Törkenczy, Miklós (2002). Budapest: Corvina. ISBN 963-13-5131-9.
• Hungarian verbs and essentials of grammar: a practical guide to the mastery of Hungarian (2nd ed.). Törkenczy, Miklós (1999). Budapest: Corvina; Lincolnwood, [Ill.]: Passport Books. ISBN 963-13-4778-8.
• Hungarian: an essential grammar (2nd ed.). Rounds, Carol (2009). London; New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-77737-2.
• Hungarian: Descriptive grammar. Kenesei, István, Robert M. Vago, and Anna Fenyvesi (1998). London; New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-02139-1.
• Hungarian Language Learning References (including the short reviews of three of the above books)
• Noun Declension Tables – HUNGARIAN. Budapest: Pons. Klett. ISBN 978-963-9641-04-4
• Verb Conjugation Tables – HUNGARIAN. Budapest: Pons. Klett. ISBN 978-963-9641-03-7

Lain-lain

• Abondolo, Daniel Mario: Hungarian Inflectional Morphology. Akadémiai publishing. Budapest, 1988. ISBN 9630546302
• Balázs, Géza: The Story of Hungarian. A Guide to the Language. Translated by Thomas J. DeKornfeld. Corvina publishing. Budapest, 1997. ISBN 9631343626
• Stephanides, Éva H. (ed.): Contrasting English with Hungarian. Akadémiai publishing. Budapest, 1986. ISBN 9630539500