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ERRE AZ IRASRA TILOS KATTINTANI.

BABYLON MOVEMENT , THE NIGHT OWL PARTY /2025-2050

INTELLIGENCE MEMO: COMMONLY USED PHRASES


1. “Hello!”

  • Hungarian: Helló!
  • Russian: Привет! (Privet!)
  • Hebrew: שלום! (Shalom!)

2. “Hi!” (Informal)

  • Hungarian: Szia!
  • Russian: Привет! (Privet!)
  • Hebrew: היי! (Hey!)

3. “Good morning!”

  • Hungarian: Jó reggelt!
  • Russian: Доброе утро! (Dobroye utro!)
  • Hebrew: בוקר טוב! (Boker tov!)

4. “Good afternoon!”

  • Hungarian: Jó napot!
  • Russian: Добрый день! (Dobryy den’!)
  • Hebrew: צהריים טובים! (Tsohorayim tovim!)

5. “Good evening!”

  • Hungarian: Jó estét!
  • Russian: Добрый вечер! (Dobryy vecher!)
  • Hebrew: ערב טוב! (Erev tov!)

6. “Goodbye!” (Informal)

  • Hungarian: Viszlát!
  • Russian: Пока! (Poka!)
  • Hebrew: להתראות! (Lehitra’ot!)

7. “Please!”

  • Hungarian: Kérem!
  • Russian: Пожалуйста! (Pozhaluysta!)
  • Hebrew: בבקשה! (Bevakasha!)

8. “Thank you!”

  • Hungarian: Köszönöm!
  • Russian: Спасибо! (Spasibo!)
  • Hebrew: תודה! (Toda!)

9. “Thank you very much!”

  • Hungarian: Köszönöm szépen!
  • Russian: Большое спасибо! (Bol’shoye spasibo!)
  • Hebrew: תודה רבה! (Toda raba!)

10. “No problem!”

  • Hungarian: Nem problémás!
  • Russian: Без проблем! (Bez problem!)
  • Hebrew: אין בעיה! (Ein be’ayah!)

11. “Excuse me!” / “Sorry!”

  • Hungarian: Elnézést!
  • Russian: Извините! (Izvinite!)
  • Hebrew: סליחה! (Slicha!)

12. “Sorry!” (Informal)

  • Hungarian: Bocsánat!
  • Russian: Простите! (Prostite!)
  • Hebrew: מצטער! (Mitsta’er!)

13. “Yes”

  • Hungarian: Igen
  • Russian: Да (Da)
  • Hebrew: כן (Ken)

14. “No”

  • Hungarian: Nem
  • Russian: Нет (Net)
  • Hebrew: לא (Lo)

15. “How are you?” (Informal)

  • Hungarian: Hogy vagy?
  • Russian: Как дела? (Kak dela?)
  • Hebrew: מה שלומך? (Ma shlomcha? / Ma shlomech?)

16. “I’m fine, thank you.”

  • Hungarian: Jól vagyok, köszönöm.
  • Russian: Я в порядке, спасибо. (Ya v poryadke, spasibo.)
  • Hebrew: אני בסדר, תודה. (Ani beseder, toda.)

17. “What’s new?” (Informal)

  • Hungarian: Mi újság?
  • Russian: Что нового? (Chto novogo?)
  • Hebrew: מה חדש? (Ma chadash?)

18. “What day is it today?”

  • Hungarian: Milyen nap van ma?
  • Russian: Какой сегодня день? (Kakoy segodnya den’?)
  • Hebrew: איזה יום היום? (Eize yom hayom?)

19. “Where is the bathroom?”

  • Hungarian: Hol van a WC?
  • Russian: Где туалет? (Gde toalet?)
  • Hebrew: איפה השירותים? (Eifo hasherutim?)

20. “Can I help you?”

  • Hungarian: Segíthetek?
  • Russian: Могу помочь? (Mogu pomoch’?)
  • Hebrew: אני יכול לעזור? (Ani yakhol la’azor?)

21. “What time is it?”

  • Hungarian: Mennyi idő?
  • Russian: Который час? (Kotoryy chas?)
  • Hebrew: מה השעה? (Ma hasha’a?)

22. “How much does it cost?”

  • Hungarian: Mennyibe kerül?
  • Russian: Сколько это стоит? (Skol’ko eto stoit?)
  • Hebrew: כמה זה עולה? (Kama ze oleh?)

23. “I love you”

  • Hungarian: Szeretlek
  • Russian: Я тебя люблю. (Ya tebya lyublyu.)
  • Hebrew: אני אוהב אותך (Ani ohev otach / Ani ohev otkha)

24. “Bless you!” (After sneezing) / “Cheers!”

  • Hungarian: Egészségedre!
  • Russian: Будь здоров! (Bud’ zdorov!) (informal)
  • Hebrew: לבריאות! (Le’bri’ut!)

25. “What is your name?”

  • Hungarian: Mi a neved?
  • Russian: Как тебя зовут? (Kak tebya zovut?)
  • Hebrew: איך קוראים לך? (Eikh kor’im lecha? / Lech?)

26. “My name is…”

  • Hungarian: A nevem…
  • Russian: Меня зовут… (Menya zovut…)
  • Hebrew: קוראים לי… (Kor’im li…)

27. “I don’t understand.”

  • Hungarian: Nem értem.
  • Russian: Я не понимаю. (Ya ne ponimayu.)
  • Hebrew: אני לא מבין (Ani lo mevin / Ani lo mevina)

28. “Could you help me?”

  • Hungarian: Tudnál segíteni?
  • Russian: Можете помочь мне? (Mozhete pomoch’ mne?)
  • Hebrew: אתה יכול לעזור לי? (Ata yakhol la’azor li?)

29. “Where are we going?”

  • Hungarian: Hova megyünk?
  • Russian: Куда мы идём? (Kuda my idyom?)
  • Hebrew: לאן אנחנו הולכים? (Le’an anakhnu holkhim?)

30. “What’s up?” (Informal)

  • Hungarian: Mi van?
  • Russian: Что случилось? (Chto sluchilos’?)
  • Hebrew: מה קורה? (Ma kore?)

This memo outlines essential phrases across Hungarian, Russian, and Hebrew that can assist in various communication situations. These translations will aid in practical daily exchanges across different regions, enhancing operational efficiency in cross-cultural interactions.

DEMOCRACTIC PARTY: MINORTY FALL-BACK LOCATIONS

https://ah.gov.hu/a-polgari-elharitas/

PAR SZEP CIGANY LEGENY GEP PITYUKKAL.

PAR ANGLO-EURASIAI DROOOON PILOTA,

MAJD KIFOZI NEKTEK A CUCCOST EGY KGB NAGYMAMA.

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