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Házak, székek, kulcsok

Vowel harmony and noun plurals

An imperative gives an instruction. For now learn familiar and polite as come, and as look at it. The fuller command patterns come in module 5.

Vowel harmony and noun plurals

Back vowels usually select back endings. Front vowels usually select front endings. In words with both kinds, may be neutral; learn the ending of the word rather than guessing.

Plural adds -k, often with a linking vowel: , , . A final often lengthens before a suffix: , . Singular means one; plural more than one. After a number keep the noun singular: . The scene also uses for is not there either in singular/plural.

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FormExampleMeaning
The houses are here.
The chairs are here.
The keys are here.
The lamps are here.
There are two chairs.
There are no chairs.
  • A házak itt vannak.The houses are here.

  • A székek itt vannak.The chairs are here.

  • A kulcsok itt vannak.The keys are here.

  • A lámpák itt vannak.The lamps are here.

  • Két szék van.There are two chairs.

  • Nincsenek székek.There are no chairs.

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