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Celebrating the Christmas Season with Hungarian Style Part 5 | Episode 78
This is part 5 of the icipici series of Celebrating Christmas with Hungarian Style on the Hungarian Living Podcast.
You might want to start a tradition of having palacsinta on Christmas morning or the day after Christmas or whenever you have special guests visiting from out of town. As far as I am concerned, palacsinta is good for any time!
Palacsinta is the name of a very thin pancake or crepe. It is often rolled up with plum of apricot butter, but you can fill it with whatever sounds delicious to you.
You can set up a palacsinta bar and offer a variety of preserves and let people make their own! Sprinkle them with a little powdered sugar and you are all set.
We have two special sets of preserves from Hungary: One set has plum, apricot, and rosehip preserves and the other has sour cherry, forest berry, and black currant. But, your favorite preserves or ones you have made yourself are amazing, too.
Here is a recipe for palacsinta, but it’s even better if you have a family recipe that has been handed down: hungarianliving.com/palacsinta-hungarian-crepes/
Enjoy the season and enjoy celebrating with Hungarian style! You can order your preserves from Hungary from The Hungarian Store
We’ll have another idea for you in Part 6 of this series, Please recommend our podcast to someone who loves their Hungarian heritage!
You might want to start a tradition of having palacsinta on Christmas morning or the day after Christmas or whenever you have special guests visiting from out of town. As far as I am concerned, palacsinta is good for any time!
Palacsinta is the name of a very thin pancake or crepe. It is often rolled up with plum of apricot butter, but you can fill it with whatever sounds delicious to you.
You can set up a palacsinta bar and offer a variety of preserves and let people make their own! Sprinkle them with a little powdered sugar and you are all set.
We have two special sets of preserves from Hungary: One set has plum, apricot, and rosehip preserves and the other has sour cherry, forest berry, and black currant. But, your favorite preserves or ones you have made yourself are amazing, too.
Here is a recipe for palacsinta, but it’s even better if you have a family recipe that has been handed down: hungarianliving.com/palacsinta-hungarian-crepes/
Enjoy the season and enjoy celebrating with Hungarian style! You can order your preserves from Hungary from The Hungarian Store
We’ll have another idea for you in Part 6 of this series, Please recommend our podcast to someone who loves their Hungarian heritage!
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Celebrating the Christmas Season with Hungarian Style Part 4 | Episode 77
มุมมอง 45ปีที่แล้ว
I grew up hearing lovely Christmas carols in Hungarian. I am sure hearing the sounds of Hungarian - and repeating them - has helped me in my pronunciation as I have been more intentional about learning Hungarian in the last several years. I am thankful my mom played these songs during the Christmas season every year. Hearing the songs brings back some nice memories. I remember our home being vi...
Celebrating the Christmas Season with Hungarian Style Part 3 | Episode 76
มุมมอง 33ปีที่แล้ว
This is part 3 of the icipici series of Celebrating Christmas with Hungarian Style on the Hungarian Living Podcast. Today on the podcast we’re gonna talk about traditions and gift giving. This is part three of the ici pici series of celebrating Christmas with Hungarian style on the Hungarian Living Podcast. Many of us have been discussing plans for the upcoming holidays, what to celebrate and h...
Celebrating the Christmas Season with Hungarian Style Part 2 | Episode 75
มุมมอง 28ปีที่แล้ว
Decorate your tree with szaloncukor - Hungarian Christmas candy Szaloncukor is a Hungarian candy that is wrapped in foil and can be hung on the Christmas tree. It is customary in Hungarian homes to hang these beautifully wrapped candies on the Christmas tree as a decoration. Traditionally, children play a trick on their parents; they carefully unwrap the candies hanging on the tree and eat them...
Celebrating the Christmas Season with Hungarian Style Part 1 | Episode 74
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We are talking about Mikulás on the podcast today! Are you ready for his visit? So, before I get too much flack for today’s topic, I want to explain a little something. A few years ago we hosted a Christmas market tour to Hungary. It was a lot of fun, of course. But what I noticed the most was that the time leading up to Christmas was not commercialized the way we see it in the United States. T...
Traveling to Hungary Part 8 | Episode 73
มุมมอง 28ปีที่แล้ว
This is part 8 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary on the Hungarian Living podcast. The questions I will answer in this episode are: What should I pack? And how should I pack? PACK LIGHT! In many cases you need to be the one to move your luggage around. Don’t throw out your shoulder because you couldn’t pair down what you brought along! Many hotels have laundry service and while it wi...
Traveling to Hungary Part 7 | Episode 72
มุมมอง 23ปีที่แล้ว
This is part 7 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary. Today we are going to talk just a bit about cell phones and cell phone plans. There are so many ways think about this that I am going to give you the questions you should be asking your cell phone provider before you go on a trip. They are the questions I ask each time I go overseas because these little international plans change qui...
Traveling to Hungary Part 6 | Episode 71
มุมมอง 18ปีที่แล้ว
This is part 6 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary on the Hungarian Living Podcast. Some people have said to me “I don’t need a travel agent and I don’t need travel insurance.” I will share my thoughts about this in this episode! Have you noticed? Even making your way across the USA by plane is a bit crazy these days. If you are skilled at making flight reservations and you have trave...
Traveling to Hungary Part 5 | Episide 70
มุมมอง 23ปีที่แล้ว
This is part 5 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary on the Hungarian Living Podcast. Some people have asked me, “Isn’t everything worth seeing in Hungary in Budapest? Is it necessary to go the countryside?” Budapest us an amazing city to visit. But, as I like to say, the magic is in the countryside. There is so much to see and do in Budapest you can explore and get along pretty well on...
Traveling to Hungary Part 4 | Episode 69
มุมมอง 48ปีที่แล้ว
Szia! This is part 4 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary. Are planning to take one of our trips to Hungary or Transylvania or you are doing your own thing? Either way, today we are covering some important money things to consider as you plan your trip. What do we need to think about when it comes to money? Well, first of all, if you haven’t traveled in a while, traveler’s checks are j...
Traveling to Hungary Part 3 | Episode 68
มุมมอง 30ปีที่แล้ว
Szia! This is part 3 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary. If you are planning to take one of our trips to Hungary or Transylvania or you are doing your own thing, we will be covering some important things to consider as you plan your trip. This time we are talking about documenting your journey. I have mixed feelings about having cell phones on a trip. There are some great cameras on ...
Traveling to Hungary Part 2 | Episode 67
มุมมอง 31ปีที่แล้ว
Szia! This is part 2 of the icipici series of Traveling to Hungary. And if you are planning to take one of our trips to Hungary or Transylvania or you are doing your own thing, we will be covering some important things to consider as you plan your trip. So take notes. Today we’re talking about walking and why it is a good idea to start now in anticipation of a trip. It’s a good idea to start ad...
Traveling to Hungary Part 1 | Episode 66
มุมมอง 57ปีที่แล้ว
Hello hello! It’s another icipici series on the Hungarian Living podcast. This time we focus on Traveling to Hungary! What do you need to know? Even if you have visited to Hungary before, we are talking about important things like passports, travelers insurance, credit cards and local currency, flights, phone plans, and all the ways it might be helpful to prepare for travel, so stick around! Th...
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 8 | Episode 65
มุมมอง 37ปีที่แล้ว
We are wrapping up our series on Getting Started with Hungarian! This is the last official episode in the series! Szai! Welcome to Episode 65 of the Hungarian Living podcast! This is part 8 of the Icipici Series on Getting Started with Hungarian. If you are tuning into this episode first, I recommend you go back and listen to the whole series. Remember, they are just Icipici so they won’t take ...
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 7 | Episode 64
มุมมอง 21ปีที่แล้ว
Szia! Welcome to Episode 64 of the Hungarian Living podcast! This is part 7 of the Icipici Series on Getting Started with Hungarian. We are still talking about the Hungarian language. And Anna Hamp is back with us again. Today let’s talk about some of the common phrases we would use with folks who speak Hungarian. How do you say: Good Morning. Jó reggelt. Good Afternoon. Jó napot. Good Evening....
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 6 | Episode 63
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Getting Started with Hungarian Part 6 | Episode 63
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 5 | Episode 62
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Getting Started with Hungarian Part 5 | Episode 62
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 4 | Episode 61
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Getting Started with Hungarian Part 4 | Episode 61
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 3 | Episode 60
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Getting Started with Hungarian Part 3 | Episode 60
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 2 | Episode 59
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Getting Started with Hungarian Part 2 | Episode 59
Getting Started with Hungarian Part 1 | Episode 58
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Getting Started with Hungarian Part 1 | Episode 58
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 8 | Episode 57
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 8 | Episode 57
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 7 | Episode 56
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 7 | Episode 56
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 6 | Hungarian Living Ep. 55
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 6 | Hungarian Living Ep. 55
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 5 | Hungarian Living Ep. 54
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 5 | Hungarian Living Ep. 54
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 4 | Hungarian Living Ep. 53
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 4 | Hungarian Living Ep. 53
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 3 | Hungarian Living Ep. 52
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 3 | Hungarian Living Ep. 52
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 2 | Hungarian Living Ep. 51
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 2 | Hungarian Living Ep. 51
Getting Started with Genealogy Part 1 | Hungarian Living Ep. 50
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Getting Started with Genealogy Part 1 | Hungarian Living Ep. 50
Dobo's Delights | Hungarian Living Ep. 49
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Dobo's Delights | Hungarian Living Ep. 49
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Tekuta
Oiask
Pi
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Te nem vagy normális
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Ein Traum ein Märchen, da kommt Feude auf, wahre Fachfrauen, darüber gibt es nichts👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Where are the letters dz and dzs??
alma is apple also in Turkish
Alma means “soul” in Spanish and Portuguese
I was wrong, äpple in Turkish is elma. Sorry.@@Wales_Golf_Madrid
It's spelled different but sounds similar
I was born in Hungary, but moved to the United States when I was three years old. I still speak Hungarian, but cannot read or write it. From what I understand the letters Q, W, X, and Y aren’t used in the Hungarian language… Is this true?
we use them mainly (only?) in words of foreign origin, x is the most common on its own (taxi, lexicon, saxophone), q is always followed by u (q+u), the lonely y uses to stand only at the end of first names instead of i (Ferenczy, Lovassy, Karinthy)
Das ist mir eine große Hilfe. Danke ❤
Ssiy
Рах
Oh Hungarian, they forced the Latin alphabet on you like a glove that will never fit well.
💋💋💋💋
A pretty asian rich culture, very deep and exotic and popular folklorical ❤❤❤
Baba: 🇭🇺👶🏻 Baba: 🇹🇷👨🏻🥛 Egy: 1🇭🇺 Egg: 🥚🥚🥚
Very deep this infos, both Idioms be asians in all levels 🫂🍾🍷🍻
I love these types of alphabet videos, actually ingormative
Very interesting how many words sound very similar to Slavic languages, i.e., Serbian, as well as some words from Austria, like “Semmel” → zsemle. This makes this language easier to learn, at least for me. Thank you for the nice video!
Many hungarian and slavic words were exchanged during 1100 years of living next to each other, or in cases in the same country. I was surprised how many words are similar to hungarian in serb and croatian. :)
q left the chat.
Ssziy
Iiia
Poganyindulo 😮
This is more helpful.. Waiting for my visa and working in hungary nextmonth 🎉
W?
Ich bin Ungarische.Uns habe nicht original wört mit W.😅Längst war egal w mit v, wann wir geschrieben haben.
Verstehst du?😇
Azonban a 44 szó is sokkal kevesebb
@@user-ym3wg6uw9l ich verstehe das nicht 😅
@@user-ym3wg6uw9l minél kevesebb?
#shorts #szhőrtsz
bro acamdeny mrtalalaa 👀👄😂 Séla. Anckák Ësől 👀👄😂
This was so helpful. I wish there was content like this
Nice use full
Nagyon Koszonom Szepen
banán banán baba baba ablak ablak
alma alma paprika (?) paprika (?) iskola iskola
Hi! Putin is an asshole anrgeeveyone knoew's it. Yhry'lll y I UMal ,\mr Y p.s,yoaibscr/ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoh,uo' fummy/ Esnna omr,rhappe to uu?\
I grew up in Dearborn in the 1950s-1960s, and even lived in Allen Park for 2-1/2 years 1954-1958, and did not know there were so many Hungarians there! I’m 100% Hungarian from my father’s side-how I would have loved meeting fellow Hungarians and learning about my people and their traditions.
🥰 Gratulálok!
Én magyar vagyok :DD❤
Wow, 👍😊 wonderful and helpful...
do you always roll the r's? or are there certain rules to when the rolling applies?
always!
I think there is a slight difference between singular and double 'r'-s in words. We roll those double 'rr'-s in our words way harder compared to the singular 'r'-s. In my opinion the single 'r' -s in Hungarian is less rolled compared to languages like Polish. But I'm not a language expert, just personal thoughts
I remember my grandmother do this on our kitchen table.
Hi
So wonderful that Hungary still has these artisans who create beauty! Makes me so proud to be Hungarian!🇭🇺
Jó Magyar!
Beautiful!! I'd be buying Everything! lol
Amazing. What are they adding to the border print to keep the fabric white?
I am pretty sure it is a resist which is removed after the dye has set. I would love to know what the resist and the dye are made from. Is the dye made from plants or minerals? How is the resist made?
Nagyon szep!
Thanks
This is exactly what I was looking for--thank you so much!
A dz és a Dzs-vek milett ?
Absolutely AWESOME! What a great tradition carried on.
【p】【r】【o】【m】【o】【s】【m】 👏
Very clear and helpful! Közönöm!
Wow how thin the dough is!!!
I worked for strudel king in Canada when I was 18 and I used to make this by myself after the 2 other guys got fired . I had to stretch that by myself the table was just as long or longer.