Tánctani

Tánctani is a Hungarian term that literally translates to "to dance teach" or "dance instruction." It refers to the act of teaching or instructing someone in a particular style of dance. This can encompass a wide range of dance forms, from traditional folk dances to modern ballroom styles, or even specific choreography.

The term is often used in educational settings, such as dance schools or cultural centers, where qualified instructors impart their knowledge and skills to students. It implies a structured approach to learning dance, involving lessons, practice, and often performance. Tánctani can also be applied more informally, such as when a friend teaches another person a few dance steps for a social occasion. The essence of tánctani lies in the transmission of dance technique, rhythm, and expression from a teacher to a learner, facilitating the acquisition of new dance abilities.