>>2475>ott gondolom napi szinten hallasz átlagembereket magyarul beszélni.A városban, az valamennyire igaz. Attól függ, hogy hol van. Hallom, hogy sok magyarok éttermi konyhában dolgozó, és néhányan kereskedőként dolgoznak. Én nem sokkal gyakran hállom magyarul. Bár a hatalmas városokban, lengyelül, románul, bulgárul, arabul, az Indiai nyelvek, és egy kevés Afrikai nyelvek mindenhol van.
I lived in the city when I was at uni and there was one small shop which sold Hungarian ingredients and the like, so there must have been a few Hungarians about. There were loads of Eastern European shops about too, and they usually have the flags of the countries their stock originates from on the front, but very few ever featured the Hungarian flag or sold Hungarian foods, from what I saw. I did however once see a lady texting in Hungarian on the train to said city, and the only other times I encountered it in the wild was when I worked at a hardware shop. There was a regular customer called Mr Nagy, who seemed to appreciate it when I said viszontlátásra as he was leaving, and one other who I didn't serve. This was in the countryside, away from any big cities.Az egyetlen helyek, ahol gyakran látom magyarul, interneten van, mint /int/ és magyar újság weboldalak/YT csatornák.