Amire80

Sorry, i don't know a single word in Hungarian.

Do you want to take classes :-) ? Gabor 2006. október 22., 17:28 (CEST)

I hope, one day. Though currently i'm a bit busy with Arabic, Spanish, Amharic and Yiddish - all at the same time. (I'm studying linguistics in the University ...)

Here i am doing interwiki links to the Hebrew Wikipedia. For some reason there are several articles there about Hungarian writers that i've never heard about. They don't appear in the English WP either. Probably Hungarian Jews in Israel are giving some respect to Hungarian culture. --Amire80 2006. október 22., 17:32 (CEST)

Oh! Are you Gabor the Perl guy? Is PTI doing Hungarian classes too? :) --Amire80 2006. október 22., 17:37 (CEST)

I have already written an answer here, but I guess I have not saved it as I cannot find it even in the history. Anyway I am that Gabor and also

this משתמש:Gabor. I'd be glad if you could help with the Hungarian writers and poets.

Welcome to the Hungarian Wikipedia, dear Amire80!

If you need help, see Category:User languages for users who can communicate in foreign languages. See also our Babel page for language templates for your user page. You can also use our Village Pump to discuss Wikipedia news, technical, legal, media and miscellaneous issues and to post proposals. I hope you'll enjoy editing here and being a Wikipedian! Again, welcome! Rodrigó ⇔ 2006. október 22., 23:00 (CEST)

ipafai pap

Hi! I've just seen your user page and I can't resist spreading some Hungarian culture :) so just in case you're interested, the tongue-twister can be translated as "the priest of Ipafa has a wooden pipe, thus the priestly pipe of Ipafa is a wooden priestly pipe". There actually is a village called Ibafa (the spelling with p occurs only in the tongue twister) though I don't know anything about the smoking habits of the local priest :) regards, Alensha 2010. november 29., 17:41 (CET)

re עברית

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