Tanulunk

Tanulunk is the first person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb tanul, meaning "to learn." It corresponds to the English "we learn" and, depending on context, can also convey "we are learning."

In Hungarian, present-tense forms are created by attaching personal endings to the verb stem tanul-, with -unk marking the 1st person plural. This form is used to describe learning activities in the present tense, and Hungarian generally does not distinguish a separate progressive aspect; the ongoing sense can be conveyed through context or adverbs.

Examples:

Mi magyarul tanulunk. (We learn Hungarian.)

Ma tíz új szót tanulunk. (Today we learn ten new words.)

Tanulunk együtt a csoporttal. (We study/learn together with the group.)

Other person forms of the same verb include tanulok (I learn), tanulsz (you learn), tanul (he/she learns), tanultok (you all learn), and tanulnak (they learn). These forms share the same stem tanul- with appropriate endings for each subject.

Related terms in Hungarian include tanulás, the noun for "learning," and tanuló, meaning "student" or "learner." The verb tanul appears widely in educational and everyday contexts, from classroom instruction to self-study and language practice.