Megszokott

OHWAD-Basic words

 

Megszokott

 

Meaning:

usual

 

Example sentences:

Holnaptól minden a megszokott módon megy tovább.

Tomorrow-from everything the usual way goes further.

From tomorrow on everything will continue as usual.

 

Néha szeretem elhagyni a megszokott utat.

Sometimes like-it-I to-away-leave the usual way(acc.).

Sometimes I like to leave the usual way.

 

Related terms:

beidegződött – to have become a habit

idegen – alien, unknown

ismert – known

szokás – habit

szokik – to get used to sth.

szokatlan – unusual

vált – to shift

változatos – varied, diversified

változatosság – variety

változik – to change(passively)

változtat – to change (actively)

 

Pronunciation of today’s word:

megszokott – usual

 

Pronunciation of the example sentences:

Holnaptól minden a megszokott módon megy tovább.

Tomorrow-from everything the usual way goes further.

From tomorrow on everything will continue as usual.

 

Néha szeretem elhagyni a megszokott utat.

Sometimes like-it-I to-away-leave the usual way(acc.).

Sometimes I like to leave the usual way.

 

Pronunciation of the related terms:

idegen – alien, unknown

 

ismert – known

 

szokás – habit

 

szokik – to get used to sth.

 

szokatlan – unusual

 

vált – to shift

 

változatos – varied, diversified

 

változatosság – variety

 

változik – to change(passively)

 

változtat – to change (actively)

 

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5 replies
  1. Diana says:

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    Néha szeretem elhagyni a megszokott utat.

    Sometimes like-it-I to-away-leave the usual way(acc.).

    One of my grandpa’s leg is crippled since WWII.

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  2. Lepke says:

    This is a test of who can remember the Hungarian for ‘One of my grandpa’s leg has been crippled since WWII.’ 🙂

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  3. Liam says:

    I don’t think it has updated properly. The incorrect English translation is still there (the one referencing crippled WWII legs!).

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