意味
A child with high intelligence.
文化的背景
Hungarians take great pride in their 'Nobel Prize' count. Calling a child 'okos gyerek' is often the first step in a lifelong push toward high academic achievement. In some rural Transylvanian dialects, 'okos' can also mean 'sensible' or 'mature' beyond one's years, often applied to children who help with farm work. The 'okos gyerek' is often given the role of 'hegyes' (monitor) or student leader, reinforcing the social status of intelligence from a young age. In the capital, 'okos gyerek' is often used sarcastically among young adults to tease each other about minor failures.
The Power of Praise
In Hungary, praising a child's intelligence is often seen as more valuable than praising their appearance.
Sarcasm Alert
If you hear this phrase directed at an adult who just tripped, it's definitely not a compliment!
意味
A child with high intelligence.
The Power of Praise
In Hungary, praising a child's intelligence is often seen as more valuable than praising their appearance.
Sarcasm Alert
If you hear this phrase directed at an adult who just tripped, it's definitely not a compliment!
Vowel Harmony
Remember that 'okos' takes back-vowel suffixes (okos-an), while 'gyerek' takes front-vowel suffixes (gyerek-ek).
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to complete the compliment.
Milyen ____ gyerek vagy te!
We use the basic adjective form 'okos' before the noun 'gyerek'.
Which is the correct plural form of 'smart kids'?
The teacher loves the...
In Hungarian, the adjective remains singular when it comes before a plural noun.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural phrase.
A: A kisfiam már tud sakkozni! B: Azta, ő egy igazán ____!
'Okos gyerek' is the natural compliment for a child's achievement.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Someone says 'Okos gyerek vagy!' after you accidentally drop your phone in the toilet.
Using 'smart kid' for a mistake is a classic form of Hungarian irony.
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4 問題Milyen ____ gyerek vagy te!
We use the basic adjective form 'okos' before the noun 'gyerek'.
The teacher loves the...
In Hungarian, the adjective remains singular when it comes before a plural noun.
A: A kisfiam már tud sakkozni! B: Azta, ő egy igazán ____!
'Okos gyerek' is the natural compliment for a child's achievement.
Someone says 'Okos gyerek vagy!' after you accidentally drop your phone in the toilet.
Using 'smart kid' for a mistake is a classic form of Hungarian irony.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Yes! 'Gyerek' is gender-neutral in Hungarian. It applies to both boys and girls.
Usually, yes. It sounds patronizing, like you are treating them like a child. Use it only with close friends as a joke.
'Okos' is the everyday word, while 'intelligens' is more formal and scientific.
Use the prefix 'leg-' and the suffix '-abb': 'a legokosabb gyerek'.
Yes, it's a very common trope in Hungarian literature for the protagonist who values learning.
Yes, it's common to say this when a baby starts to recognize things or mimic sounds.
The most common opposite would be 'buta gyerek' (dumb kid), but this is very harsh and rarely used to someone's face.
Mostly, but it can also mean 'wise' or 'sensible' depending on the context.
Hungarian has irregular nouns, and 'gyerek' is one of them. It follows front-vowel harmony for its plural.
Yes! 'Okos kutya' (smart dog) is a very common phrase.
関連フレーズ
okostojás
specialized formSmart-aleck / Know-it-all
ügyes gyerek
similarClever/skillful child
értelmes gyerek
synonymSensible/intelligent child
okoska
specialized formBrainy (Smurf)
