Hungarian: 
Notes: Hungarian is one of the very few languages spoken in Europe that doesn't belong to the Indo-European language family. The Hungarians migrated to their present location from somewhere on the Russian steppes. Some of their relatives went farther north, as Finnish and Estonian are distantly related, while others went east, leaving related languages in Siberia. The Hungarians' name for themselves and their language is 'Magyar', which is not pronounced 'MAG-yar', but rather more like 'MUJ-jur'.
Speaker: John Haiman (N) |
