bejártam

Bejártam is a Hungarian word that translates to "I have visited" or "I have been to" in English. It is a verb form that combines the past tense of the verb "bejár" (to visit) with the first-person singular pronoun "am" (I). The word is used to express that the speaker has visited a particular place or location. For example, "Bejártam már Budapestet" means "I have already visited Budapest."

The verb "bejár" is a regular Hungarian verb, and its past tense form is "bejárt". The verb can be used with various prepositions to indicate the direction or manner of visiting. For instance, "bejártam a várost" means "I visited the city," while "bejártam a ház körül" means "I walked around the house."

Bejártam is commonly used in everyday conversations to share travel experiences or to express that a particular place has been visited. It is an essential part of Hungarian vocabulary for discussing travel and exploration.