Pénzbe

Pénzbe is a Hungarian verb meaning "to cost" or "to be worth". It is commonly used in everyday conversation to inquire about the price of an item or to state its value. For example, "Mennyibe kerül ez?" translates to "How much does this cost?". The verb is derived from the noun "pénz", which means "money".

The conjugation of pénzbe follows the typical patterns of Hungarian verbs. It can be used in various tenses and moods, depending on the context of the sentence. For instance, in the past tense, one might say "Ez sokba került" meaning "This cost a lot". In the future tense, it could be "Ez nem fog sokba kerülni" for "This will not cost much".

Understanding pénzbe is essential for anyone learning Hungarian, particularly when engaging in commerce or discussing financial matters. Its direct connection to the concept of money makes it a fundamental part of economic discourse in the language. The verb's versatility allows it to express a range of cost-related ideas, from simple price inquiries to more nuanced statements about financial value or investment. It is a frequently encountered word in shopping scenarios, market interactions, and when budgeting or discussing expenses.