Hungarian language part 1: origin

admin — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 05:05:17 +0000

Most people wonder where the Hungarian language comes from but have no idea. Some germans say its a barbaric language which later became germanized. Slavs say its a mongol language that became slavized. Other slavs say Hungarians did not even speak, all the words are from slavic. Some romanians say it is a mixture of daco-romanian and mongol. Turks say its simply a turkic dialect. And last, but no…

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Hungarian language part 1: origin