Rábeszéljünk

Rábeszéljünk is a Hungarian verb derived from the verb "beszél" meaning "to speak," with the prefix "rá-" indicating an action directed towards someone or something. It translates to "to persuade" or "to convince" in English. The verb implies a process of talking someone into doing something, often through arguments, entreaties, or sometimes gentle coaxing. It suggests an effort to change another person's mind or to encourage them to undertake a particular action.

The act of rábeszéljünk can range from informal suggestions among friends to more formal attempts at negotiation or influence. The effectiveness of rábeszéljünk often depends on the speaker's skill in argumentation, their understanding of the other person's motivations, and the context of the situation. The verb can be used in various tenses and moods to reflect different stages and nuances of the persuasive process. For example, someone might be in the process of rábeszéljünk, or they might have succeeded or failed in their attempt. It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation, reflecting the importance of interpersonal influence and communication.