Trychydts in English

“Although I am certainly pleased with my upper-level exam” — I said to Mum on this sleepy Saturday afternoon — “I still feel that my English can be improved.”

“Well, I think English is simply too complex and sophisticated for anyone to learn  it perfectly.”

“I suppose you are right” — I said, flipping lazily an Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary. I just checked the meaning of the word “gouge”; now I wanted to make sure that I also know correctly what’s an otter is. Maybe I should write on my English-language blog.

However, I also decided that I will not waste too much words on my daily routine. First, it’s not inspiring enough; and second, I am already doing it in Hungarian. So, if you are not already fluent in Hungarian, you’s better soon be, or else you will never know what my colleague is like at the National Office for Research and Technology. I will write about the Hungarian lifestyle and the Hungarian mind. Every once in a while I have the pleasant opportunity to entertain America guests and I always feel that our way of living is far beyond their comprehension.However, when we start explaining things with Mum, I always find it really funny. We may not be one of the greatest nations, but at least we are thoroughly ridiculous.

So this is blog is going to be a small guide about the real, present-day Hungary. If anyone reads this, please contact me for your free pizza.