Hungary
Hősök tere, Budapest
Matthias Church, Budapest
Bridges in Budapest
The Parliament through the arches of the Fisherman's Bastion
Sopron
Serbian Orthodox Church, Szentendre
Ják Abbey
Dohány Street Synagogue
The Danube curve, Visegrád
Pécs
Budapest
Széchenyi Baths, Budapest
Lake Balaton
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Country Information
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- HUNGARY — World FactbookBasic data on the geography, population, government, economy, energy, communications, transportation, military and transnational issues.
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Hungarian Language
Hungarian is a language spoken by about 10 million people within Hungary and 3-4 million people elsewhere—primarily in the areas surrounding Hungary. It is the official language of Hungary, Vojvodina (Serbia), and the European Union. It is a recognized minority language in six of the seven countries that surround Hungary.
The Hungarian language belongs to the Uralic language family together with Finnish, Estonian, and a number of smaller languages spoken in Siberia.
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Uralic Languages: Description, History, and Foreign Influences by Call Number: PH14 .U67 1988ISBN: 9004077413Date: 1988
