My Second Interview to become a Hungarian Citizen - this time in Washington, DC Note: In March of 2023, I took my Hungarian Citizenship Oath. It was a lot of work and dedication to get there, and I know many others are on a similar journey through the Simplified Naturalization Procedure. I'm writing a 10-part series of posts with details of my citizenship process. I hope this will help and inspire others.   See Part 1  ; Part 2  ; Part 3 ; Part 4 ; Part 5 and Part 6. It's

My First Official Interview to become a Hungarian Citizen Note: In March of 2023, I took my Hungarian Citizenship Oath. It was a lot of...

Episode 1: Hungarian with Sziszi In this series of video interviews, I will speak with some of the Hungarian language teachers who helped...

A Slow Start on the Simplified Naturalization Procedure that Lead to an Obession of Sorts. Note from Tara: At the time of writing this...

It's as difficult as you think it is (or isn't.) The Hungarian alphabet. This guide is hanging in the schoolroom at the Sóstói Múzeumfalu. There's a paradigm I experience about Hungarian. Part of me feels super proud that I learned this language. It was a huge feat to accomplish, considering that I'm not a child and that Hungarian is often deemed one of the most difficult languages. But because I'm still studying Hungarian intensely, on the road to fluency, another part of me