Hungarian Language Clinic

Whether you are learning on your own or with an instructor there are always grammar and vocabulary questions that pop up! Our Hungarian Language Clinic is a great place to get your questions answered and meet others learning Hungarian!

Members of this class come with all of their Hungarian grammar and vocabulary questions and they are answered by Anna, who loves to explain sentence construction, conjugations, word order, direct objects, and everything that has to do with the Hungarian language!

Here are the dates for session. We will only meet once a month. Mark your calendars and sign up for the classes that work for you!

Sunday, October 20th

Sunday, November 10th

We will meet at 7:30 pm Eastern time

Once a month Anna will entertain and answer all other grammar and vocabulary questions generated by the students as we all learn more and more about this amazing language! This is an opportunity (for anyone who has been working on their Hungarian for at least 12 weeks to ask any questions about grammar, vocabulary, or usage that they’d like clarifications on or more practice with.

Come join us!

If you are a full member of The Hungarian Living Community, there is a code to enter that will allow you a discount for one of the classes so you are only paying for two classes.

From our participants:

“I enjoy the clinic because it is a relaxed environment that offers something for everyone. Since the content is often student driven, it is a ‘everything you wanted to know about Hungarian but were afraid to ask’ atmosphere. If you heard it, read it, wondered about it and it’s in Hungarian — you’ll get your answer.” ~ Noreen

I wasn’t sure what to expect from the language clinic, but I have certainly enjoyed it. I like the mixture of hearing other people’s questions and being able to ask my own. I think the term Language Clinic suggests that you can stop in and ask questions and that’s certainly true, but it also don’t quite convey everything that the class encompasses – it’s like an informal “Talk about Hungarian” class along with “Talk about Hungarian culture.” I like that whenever questions come up I can email Anna with my questions, but if it’s been a busy week and I have nothing to bring to the table myself, I can just sit back and enjoy the class and learn something from everyone else.” ~ Heather