Tapasztalatokat

Tapasztalatokat is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian noun tapasztalat, which generally translates to "experiences" or "practical knowledge" in English. As a grammatical form, tapasztalatokat is used when the noun functions as a direct object in a sentence and refers to multiple instances or an unspecified quantity of experience.

Semantically, tapasztalat/tapasztalatokat covers both subjective events (personal experiences, memories, impressions) and objective skills or knowledge acquired through practice, observation, or testing. In everyday speech and writing it appears in contexts such as learning, professional qualifications, scientific observation, and personal reflection. Common collocations include tapasztalatot szerez (to gain experience), sok tapasztalata van (has a lot of experience), and megosztja a tapasztalatait (shares his/her experiences).

In professional and educational settings, tapasztalatokat is frequently invoked on résumés, job descriptions, and pedagogical materials to indicate required or acquired competencies. In research and evaluation, it points to empirical findings or practitioner knowledge distinct from theoretical constructs. The term contrasts with élmény, which more narrowly denotes a singular lived event or emotional impression.

As a core lexical item in Hungarian, tapasztalatokat exemplifies the language’s morphological marking for case and number while conveying a concept central to human learning and social exchange.