#67 (FREE) Pesszimista magyar közmondások - Pessimistic Hungarian proverbs - B1

Send us Fan MailSzia!  I’m Csilla, and this is the free, shorter version of the Plain Hungarian Podcast, where you can learn Hungarian through real-life stories. For the full story, visit plainhungarian.supercast.com, where you’ll find transcripts, vocabulary lists, and - if you join at the highest tier - weekly small-group practice sessions with me! You can still listen in your favourite podcast app, and you can try everything on Supercast with a free trial, completely risk-free. :)Through short stories from my life, I reflect on well-known sayings such as “Better safe than sorry”, “Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today”, and “Slow and steady wins the race”. I explain what these proverbs usually mean, and why I sometimes disagree with them.Some of the sayings turn out to be true in my own experience, while others feel limiting or stressful in modern life.This episode is useful for Hungarian learners at B1 level, especially those interested in everyday language, culture, and authentic personal stories.Support the showOn my Supercast page you can listen to all FULL episodes, download the transcripts with many extras and join my club with weekly speaking practice.Subscribe to my newsletter so you don't miss the news and exclusive content.We can chat on Instagram.Hungarian lessons and all other services: https://plainhungarian.com/