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I've heard about how difficult Hungarian grammar is. The closest analog I can think of is Sanskrit which we had to study for a few years in school. They're stil
by omeysalvi 4y ago
I've heard about how difficult Hungarian grammar is. The closest analog I can think of is Sanskrit which we had to study for a few years in school. They're still discovering more things about the language that were lost for thousands of years: https://www.popsci.com/science/sanskrit-puzzle-2500-years-old/?amp https://www.popsci.com/science/sanskrit-puzzle-2500-years-ol...
- Pompidou 4y agoI remember also when I was studying philosophy. The amount of non consensual traduction and interpretation from ancient greek is amazing. Ans what about the Επιούσιον case. I agree with you : hungarian is maybe some contemporary equivalent of the great language from the past such as latin, greek or sanskrit, in regard of scientific thinking. Nevertheless, its a agglutinative language, and the logic behind is different.