Texts I wrote to prepare for the C1 exam in Hungarian
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Texts I wrote to prepare for the C1 exam in Hungarian

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In the two months leading up to my C1 exam, I started stressing a bit (in a good way!) and take my Hungarian studies more seriously. I felt writing was my weak spot and so started to write a lot in Hungarian, an hour a day every morning. Below is a collection of the texts I wrote. They're the corrected version, based on feedback from the kind folks over at Lang-8. I'm in no way claiming they're perfect, but they might give you reading practice and inspire to write more yourself. In each entry, I link to the uncorrected version as well (with corrections), so you can learn from my mistakes.

In the order I wrote them:

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MĆ”r lőttĆ©l egy fegyverrel?
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MiƩrt vƔllalkozni?
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TunƩzia
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HullƔmlovaglƔs
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BolgƔr
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HĆ”ny Ć©rzĆ©kĆ¼nk van?
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BemutatkozaĢs (a programozĆ”ssal kapcsolatban)
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Hogyan taniĢtottam gitaĢrozni magamat?
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Utcai harc
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PaĢr szoĢ a teĢmakoĢˆroĢˆkroĢ‹l (C1 vizsga)
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VizsgaĢztam magyarboĢl
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Hogy tanultam a magyart? ("roĢˆviden")

The texts above are of various lengths (and getting longer over time.)

For texts I wrote in just 10 minutes, after the C1 exam, to maintain/expand on my level, see

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I did more than this to prepare for the C1 exam in Hungarian, I'll cover the topic in an upcoming article.