Hungarian language

Hungarian is a unique Uralic language primarily spoken in Hungary and by Hungarian communities worldwide. Unlike most European languages, which belong to the Indo-European family, Hungarian features distinct grammar and vocabulary. It uses agglutination, meaning prefixes and suffixes are added to root words to convey specific meanings or grammatical functions. Additionally, Hungarian has 14 vowel phonemes, making its pronunciation challenging. The language is known for its complex cases—there are around 18—and it relies heavily on context. Hungarian also has a rich literary and cultural heritage, influencing music, poetry, and art in the region.