意味
Used to confirm comprehension.
文化的背景
Hungarians value 'active listening'. Saying 'Értem' while nodding is a sign of respect and attention. Silence can be interpreted as not caring or not following. In a Hungarian office, 'Értem' is a confirmation of receipt, not a promise of agreement. Always double-check for consensus. Younger generations in Budapest use 'Vágom' almost exclusively in casual settings. Using 'Értem' can sometimes make you sound like a teacher or a parent. In some Szekler dialects, 'Értem' might be replaced by more archaic or specific regional verbs, but 'Értem' remains universally understood.
The Nod
Always pair 'Értem' with a slight nod to look more like a native speaker.
Don't overdo it
Saying 'Értem' after every single sentence can make you sound like a robot or someone who isn't really listening.
意味
Used to confirm comprehension.
The Nod
Always pair 'Értem' with a slight nod to look more like a native speaker.
Don't overdo it
Saying 'Értem' after every single sentence can make you sound like a robot or someone who isn't really listening.
The 'Aha' variant
Use 'Á, értem!' to show that you've just solved a mental puzzle. It sounds very natural.
Directness
If you don't understand, say 'Nem értem.' Hungarians prefer this over fake politeness.
自分をテスト
Choose the correct form to say 'I understand the teacher.'
___ a tanárt.
You need the first-person definite form 'Értem' because the teacher (a tanárt) is a specific object.
Fill in the blank to say 'I don't understand.'
Nem ___.
The negation 'Nem' is followed by the verb 'értem'.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Someone explains a complex math problem and you finally get it.
'Már értem' (I understand now) perfectly captures the 'Aha!' moment.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Holnap zárva lesz a bolt. B: ___, akkor ma megyek vásárolni.
B is acknowledging the information provided by A.
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Értem vs. Tudom
練習問題バンク
4 問題___ a tanárt.
You need the first-person definite form 'Értem' because the teacher (a tanárt) is a specific object.
Nem ___.
The negation 'Nem' is followed by the verb 'értem'.
Someone explains a complex math problem and you finally get it.
'Már értem' (I understand now) perfectly captures the 'Aha!' moment.
A: Holnap zárva lesz a bolt. B: ___, akkor ma megyek vásárolni.
B is acknowledging the information provided by A.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Yes, it is neutral. However, 'Értettem' or 'Értem, köszönöm' is slightly more professional.
'Értem' is general understanding. 'Megértem' often implies empathy or that you've fully grasped a complex process.
No. If you didn't hear, say 'Tessék?' or 'Nem hallottam'. 'Értem' is for meaning, not volume.
Because you are understanding a specific thing (the message), which requires the definite conjugation in Hungarian.
It's not rude, but it's very informal. Don't use it with your grandmother or your doctor.
You say 'Értelek' (I understand you - informal) or 'Értem Önt' (I understand you - formal).
Not necessarily. It just means you've processed the information.
Yes, this adds a nuance of 'I understand, but...' or 'I get it, believe me.'
Say 'Kicsit értem' or 'Valamennyit értek'.
Yes, in Hungarian, the stress is always on the first syllable of the word.
関連フレーズ
Megértem
similarI understand (with more emphasis on the process)
Értettem
builds onUnderstood / I got it
Nem értem
contrastI don't understand
Félreértem
specialized formI misunderstand
Érthető
similarUnderstandable / It makes sense
