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    Quote Originally Posted by Mingle View Post
    Google Translate says that it means "disheveled".

    What's that red and white flag by the way?
    It's flag of Árpád, this is the real hungarian flag, we used it before 19. century in the most of history.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turul Karom View Post
    They are the Árpad stripes, of the coat of arms of our country and of the founding dynasty of Hungary, Árpads who led Hungarians from Asia into Europe.
    The hungarian nation, identity, language were formed in East Europe which called Magna Hungaria.



    The proto-ugric homeland was in West Siberia not the hungarian, this is forest area not Steppe and early magyars were steppe nomads. Nobody has found any proof for hungarian speakers in Asia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kis_Kócos View Post
    The csángó hungarian language is different hard to understand. Sometimes i have problem with székely dialect too.
    While Székely dialect uses the same vocabulary, and morphological, grammatical rules with Modern Hungarian in 98-99% of the time, I wouldn't see how could any native speaker have any difficulty understanding it. Of course they have a more rustic accent, from the mountains, but it's not like they mostly speak like that either way, nowadays the Székely speak a pretty close to Standard Modern Hungarian. About the Csángó it's a different story, as they only use around 70% the same vocabulary as Modern Standard Hungarian, while they also make word order and sentence construction changes in about 1/3 of the cases. This is because in their isolation they created unique words only to their community and also adopted many Moldovan loan words.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dunai View Post
    While Székely dialect uses the same vocabulary, and morphological, grammatical rules with Modern Hungarian in 98-99% of the time, I wouldn't see how could any native speaker have any difficulty understanding it. Of course they have a more rustic accent, from the mountains, but it's not like they mostly speak like that either way, nowadays the Székely speak a pretty close to Standard Modern Hungarian. About the Csángó it's a different story, as they only use around 70% the same vocabulary as Modern Standard Hungarian, while they also make word order and sentence construction changes in about 1/3 of the cases. This is because in their isolation they created unique words only to their community and also adopted many Moldovan loan words.
    I have already talked with a székely person and i didn't understand what he said because of his accent, not joke

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kis_Kócos View Post
    I have already talked with a székely person and i didn't understand what he said because of his accent, not joke
    I personally traveled there, had partied and drank with them, also worked with them and never once I had any problem understanding any of them. Moreover, I was surprised how they barely used their notorious strong accent. Maybe among them they use it more strongly, but personally I never found it hard to understand.

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