Vacsorázom

Vacsorázom is a Hungarian verb meaning "I am having dinner" or "I am dining." It is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb "vacsorázni," which means "to have dinner" or "to dine." The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation to indicate the act of eating the evening meal.

The word "vacsora" itself means "dinner" or "supper" in Hungarian. The "-zom" suffix is a common personal ending in Hungarian verbs, indicating the first-person singular present tense. Therefore, "vacsorázom" directly translates to "I dinner."

When someone says "vacsorázom," they are expressing that they are currently engaged in eating their dinner. It can be used in various contexts, such as responding to an invitation or stating one's current activity. For example, if asked what one is doing, a Hungarian speaker might reply, "Vacsorázom," meaning "I am having dinner." The verb can also be used more broadly to refer to the act of dining out at a restaurant. In such cases, it implies enjoying a meal in a social or formal setting. The usage of "vacsorázom" is straightforward and is a fundamental part of Hungarian vocabulary related to meals and daily routines.