Céljaim

Céljaim is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning "my goals." It is formed from the noun cél, meaning goal or aim, combined with the first-person possessive suffix for a plural noun, resulting in céljaim. The phrase is used to refer to a person’s personal aims or ambitions and is common in both spoken and written Hungarian.

Linguistic notes: The related singular form is célom ("my goal"). In context, you may see phrases like a céljaim ("my goals") or az én céljaim ("my goals" emphasizing possession). The construction is versatile and can be followed by verbs or nouns to specify the aims, such as elérésük (their achievement) or fejlesztése (development).

Usage: Céljaim frequently appear in personal planning, journals, resumes, and motivational writing. They are often introduced with verbs about pursuing or achieving, for example: A céljaim között szerepel a nyelvtudás fejlesztése és a hosszú távú karrierépítés. (My goals include improving language skills and long-term career development.) Another common sentence is Fontos, hogy elérjem a céljaimat. (It is important that I achieve my goals.)

Cultural note: In Hungarian discourse on self-improvement and planning, explicitly naming one’s goals can reflect structure, accountability, and motivation. The term is neutral and practical, suitable for formal and informal contexts alike.

See also: cél (goal), célkitűzés (goal setting), személyes fejlődés (personal development).