Comments by "gwho" (@gwho) on "Венгерский - такие длинные слова, такой изолированный язык" video.

  1. This is SO much easier, not harder, like you make it sound. You learn a prefix or suffix once, and it applies to every word. With English and various info European languages, you have to memorize SEVERAL different kinds which all mean the same thing for different words. Agor-ist. Bar-ista. Cannan-ite. As-ian, conga-lesian. Bak-er, republic-an democrat-(nothing). And so many more! Why can't there just he one suffix for every word that means "a person who is..."? And not only that, you have to know which what part of the root word needs to transform in a specific way for each word. You sound all stressed and exasperated, but I don't think it is warranted. You're not seeing the bigger picture. Stop focusing on how one word is long, and instead See how they're is actually do much less to memorizing for the language overall.
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