Now I have a special celebratory episode for you, because it's the one-year anniversary of the Plain Hungarian Podcast and Klub! I asked the club members to send me summer stories, and I'm going to read them.
You can read the podcasts in the club and I'll also be doing an English-Hungarian word list for each episode, but the best part is the Hungarian lesson where we talk in small groups about the monthly podcast topic.
We also have a monthly Coffee Break (Kávészünet), where we have coffee, tea and talk in Hungarian. In the spring we also had live Coffee Breaks in a really cute café in Budapest, and I'd like to do that again in the autumn.
If you want to join the Plain Hungarian Klub and learn Hungarian with me in a fun and supportive community, go to http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers
The club has lots of useful teaching material, such as grammar explanations, slang, learning tips, podcast transcripts, word explanations, and of course the monthly Hungarian lessons and Coffee Break. In the past year, I have produced a lot of teaching material: the transcripts of the twenty-six podcast episodes are now over 210 pages long, and I have written over 1300 word explanations.

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In this episode, I talk about who likes or dislikes what in summer. You can vote on Spotify, so I want to ask you: do you like summer or not?
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I'll tell you why I had to learn to ride a bike twice, why I cycled 70 km with a guy I didn't know last summer, and what I'll be doing in 2025.
You can download a transcript of the episode from my Ko-fi page: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

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• This episode is about sports because the European Football Championship starts today and the Summer Olympics in a month.
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Imagine that a woman has to sell her jewellery to finance her medical studies. Why was Vilma Hugonnai, the first Hungarian woman doctor, forced to do this, and what social obstacles did she have to overcome? I present this fascinating story and the life of Mileva Marić, whose name is often overshadowed by that of her husband Albert Einstein. Both women struggled to find a place in academia and the world of science, and through their inspiring stories I shed light on the social challenges and prejudices of the time.
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Képzeld el, hogy egy nőnek el kell adnia az ékszereit, hogy finanszírozza az orvosi tanulmányait. Miért volt Hugonnai Vilma, az első magyar orvosnő, kénytelen ezt megtenni, és milyen társadalmi akadályokat kellett legyűrnie? Ezt a lenyűgöző történetet mutatom be, valamint Mileva Marić életét ismerheted meg, akinek neve gyakran háttérbe szorult férje, Albert Einstein árnyékában. Mindkét nő küzdött azért, hogy helyet kapjanak az egyetemi oktatásban és a tudomány világában, és inspiráló történetük révén rávilágítok a korabeli társadalmi kihívásokra és előítéletekre.
Ha szeretnéd elolvasni a podcastot vagy szívesen jönnél magyarórára hozzám, hogy beszélgessünk, csatlakozz a klubomhoz a Ko-fin: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

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Szia! I'm Csilla and this is the Plain Hungarian podcast for Hungarian learners.

In this episode, five people talk about the inspiring women they know. The reason for this topic is because there was Mother's Day recently. In the episode I talk about a wise grandmother, a physics sister, a single mom, a great Hungarian teacher and my mother-in-law. 😊

It's spring, the birds are singing, and unfortunately you can really hear the birds in the podcast, but I hope you don't mind.
If you'd like to read the episode, join my Ko-fi club, where you'll get a lot of useful stuff in addition to the podcast transcripts. You can check out the words in English and Hungarian, find grammar and cultural explanations, send in your questions every month and I'll answer them, join my Telegram community and meet me twice a month.

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This episode will be about

• many of my childhood memories and habits,
• how my boyfriend and I used to celebrate our anniversary,
• the movies I like
• and why old German ladies cried when I recited a poem to them.

Download the transcript from here: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

Ebben a részben szó lesz:

• sok gyerekkori emlékemről és szokásomról,
• arról, hogy hogyan szoktuk az évfordulónkat ünnepelni a barátommal,
• milyen filmeket szeretek
• és hogy miért sírtak a német nénik, amikor verset mondtam nekik.

Töltsd le az átiratot innen: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

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In this episode, several people tell how they learned to cook, what their favourite dishes are, what they like to eat, and who cooks for them, and I also mention many traditional Hungarian dishes. Have fun, I hope you're not hungry! 🙂
If you'd like to read the podcast, see pictures of the food and come to speaking classes, join my monthly membership on my Ko-fi page, where there's lots more good stuff waiting for you: http://ko-fi.com/plainhungarian/tiers

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