Tanulnak

Tanulnak is a present tense, third-person plural form of the Hungarian verb tanulni, meaning "to learn" or "to study." It is used for plural subjects such as ők (they) or the polite plural Önök. Example: A diákok tanulnak.

In Hungarian finite verbs inflect for person and number. The present tense third-person plural ending is typically -nak/-nek; with tanulni the form is tanulnak. The verb can take a direct object: angol nyelvet tanulnak (they learn English). It can also appear with adverbs of place or time, as in iskolában tanulnak (they study at school).

Common related forms include tanul (the stem), tanulok (I study), tanulsz (you study), tanulunk (we study), tanultok (you all study), and tanulnak (they study). Related nouns are tanuló (student) and tanulás (learning or studying).

Usage notes: tanulnak is widely used in education, media, and everyday speech to describe the act of learning or studying. It is neutral in tone and does not specify whether learning is successful; it simply denotes the activity of acquiring knowledge or skills through study.