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Hire Top Hungarian Voice Over Artists

Want to hire a professional, native Hungarian voice actor? Well, look no further! Take a listen to our voice artists' samples and invite voice artists to send you quotes for your project. Then just choose the one you like and hire...

Hire Top Hungarian Voice Over Artists

Want to hire a professional, native Hungarian voice actor? Well, look no further! Take a listen to our voice artists' samples and invite voice artists to send you quotes for your project. Then just choose the one you like and hire them. We'll hold your payment securely until the job is done. Get your files quickly and release funds to the talent when you're happy with the result. Learn more →

Hire Top Hungarian Voice Over Artists

Want to hire a professional, native Hungarian voice actor? Take a listen to our voice arti...

Hire Top Hungarian Voice Over Artists

Want to hire a professional, native Hungarian voice actor? Take a listen to our voice artists' samples and invite voice artists to send you quotes for your project. Then just choose the one you like and hire them. We'll hold your payment securely until the job is done. Get your files quickly and release funds to the talent when you're happy with the result. Learn more →

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Hire Top Hungarian Voice Actors at Voice Crafters

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Hungarian voice overs: what you need to know

Hungarian, or as the locals call it Magyar, is a Finno-Ugric language with around 13 million speakers primarily in the Republic of Hungary.

Outside the mainland, it’s also widely spoken in other Central and Eastern European countries, such as Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and others. Since 2004, Hungarian is also one of the official languages of the European Union.

Did you know:

Hungarian is one of the hardest languages to learn. Thanks to its 26 grammatical cases, difficult grammar, and native vocabulary, the language is immensely hard to learn.

Language History

Hungarian is a deep-rooted language, with its origins reaching as far as 600 BC. Hungarian’s ancestor language most likely originated in the Ural region of today’s Central Russia. Hungarian’s long history is separated into three periods: Old, Middle, and Modern.

As an established language, Old Hungarian appeared around the 10th century in modern-day Hungary. The oldest Hungarian text dates back to the 12th century.

The standardization of Hungarian started only in the 18th century and continued well into the 20th. As a result, the standard modern Hungarian is understood all over the country, alongside its regional varieties.

Close Relations

Hungarian is rather a black sheep among other Central European languages – it’s immensely unique.

Hungarian is not closely related to any major languages, even to those of the Finno-Ugric language group. Its only close relative is Khanty – a language spoken by only a couple of thousand people in Central Russia.

However, Hungarian vocabulary isn’t as conservative. While the core of the vocabulary is of native Uralic origin, foreign words entered and shaped the Hungarian lexis. The loanwords of German, Slavic, and Turkic origins are most prominent.

More recently, some English words have been accepted to the Hungarian vocabulary, mostly technological terms (computer, TV, internet).

Did you know:

English also borrowed some words from Hungarian, mostly the words related to Hungarian dishes and the military. For example, ‘paprika’, ‘goulash’, and ‘hussar’ entered the English vocabulary from Hungarian.

Accents and Voice Over Tips

Linguists distinguish ten Hungarian dialects, including Western Transdanubian, Central Transdanubian, Southern Great Plain, and Palóc. Seven dialects are spoken within Hungary while the other three are in foreign countries, mostly Romania.

While all ten dialects are mutually intelligible, they significantly vary from the standard language that’s used in official matters. Standard Hungarian is mostly based on the dialect spoken in Budapest.

Hungarian is a difficult language both to learn and to pronounce. The abundance of consonants, as well as long vowels (í, é, ú, ó, á, õ, ű), really make Hungarian a tricky language to master.

Words per minute

Hungarian is spoken at a rate of about 110 words per minute. That is considered to be a relatively dynamic pace. Since some words tend to be long and every vowel and consonant is articulated, Hungarian is considered to be a relatively slow-paced language.

As always, the speech tempo depends on the context.

Recording a voice over for a short story? Make sure your language is clear and not too fast. Working on a commercial? You can go quicker. At the end of the day, the most important goal is to clearly convey the message.

 

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