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You're reading the Magyar Cymru Network's second quarterly newsletter - our top Welsh-Hungarian news, in just four emails a year. Don't want to receive these? You can unsubscribe at any time.

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Ready, steady... Wales Week Hungary!

Planning is underway for Wales Week Hungary 2023 - a virtual celebration featuring events, thought-provoking interviews, resources and more, to showcase the best of Wales in Hungary.

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House of Music hosts 'pop Cymraeg'

Welshophile music fan and record collector László Záhonyi returns with yet another Dydd Miwsig Cymru celebration next month - this time in Budapest's award-winning House of Music!

   

Magyar Cymru is 3 years old!

"Together we’re not only forging communities, but also igniting passion and creating lasting value for future generations," said founder Balint Brunner.


Read more and watch our 3rd anniversary video

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From Gödöllő to Caerphilly

In an interview for Welsh learners' magazine Lingo Newydd, Hungarian-born Edina Potts-Klement revealed why she learned to speak fluent Welsh, and what she misses about Hungary.

   

Census data revealed

Our new infographic (in English & Hungarian) shows more than 2,000 Welsh residents reported speaking Hungarian as their main language in 2021 - but only 16% live in Cardiff. 

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Callouts

(Yn Gymraeg + in English + magyarul)

Hungarian & Welsh volunteers needed

Want to help make Welsh-Hungarian Friendship Day a success? Contact Balint Brunner to find out more.

GET INVOLVED

Want to break into the Hungarian market?

We're on the lookout for Welsh businesses to showcase during Wales Week Hungary 2023.

CONTACT US

Magyar szülők Walesben, figyelem!

12 év alatti gyermeked van? Több, mint 40 km-re laktok Cardifftól? Szívesen hallanánk felőled!

ÍRJ NEKÜNK

Dych chi'n siarad tipyn bach o Hwngareg?

Os ydych chi'n 'nabod rhywun sy'n gallu siarad Cymraeg a Hwngareg, rhowch wybod i ni!

CYSYLLTWCH Â NI YMA

Like what we do? Buy us a "coffee"! ☕

Did you know Magyar Cymru is completely volunteer-led and has never received any funding?

BUY US A COFFEE

Welsh-Hungarian Friendship Day 2023

Will you join the festivities on May 14th this year? Let us know your idea and we'll do our best to support you!

COUNT ME IN!

   

In other news...

"Dyma ein hiaith"

In September 2022, an extensive article on Wales appeared in Hungarian national newspaper 'Népszava'.

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The piece, written by famous linguist Ádám Nádasdy, is certainly worth a read!

In memoriam

On Holocaust Memorial Day, we honoured Hungarian fashion designer Mady Gerrard (1930-2021).

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After surviving Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, Mady rebuilt her life in Chepstow.

Read, read, read!

Antal Szerb's 'The Pendragon Legend' is often credited for introducing Wales to a Hungarian audience. 

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The 1934 thriller is renowned for its portrayal of 'Welsh mysticism'.

   

By Balint Brunner - Founder, Magyar Cymru Network

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