vagyunk

Vagyunk is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb lenni, meaning "to be." It translates to "we are" and is used to express existence, state, or identity. In Hungarian, the subject is often implied by the verb ending, but the pronoun mi (we) can be included for emphasis: Mi vagyunk.

Lenni is an irregular verb with distinct present-tense forms: vagyok (I am), vagy (you are), van (he/she/it is), vagyunk (we are), vagytok (you all are), vannak (they are). The copula is used to link subjects with predicates, such as adjectives or nouns: Mi vagyunk diákok (We are students) or A legjobb csapat vagyunk (We are the best team).

Common usage examples:

- Mi vagyunk barátok. — We are friends.

- Mi vagyunk a diákok. — We are the students.

- A legjobb csapat vagyunk. — We are the best team.

Notes:

- The pronoun mi is usually omitted in everyday speech, since the verb form signals the subject, but including it can add emphasis or clarity.

- Vagyunk appears in various contexts, including statements of identity, characteristics, or membership, and is a frequent Verb in both conversation and writing.

Etymology and context:

- Vagyunk is part of one of Hungarian’s most common and structurally essential verbs, lenni (to be). Its forms are highly irregular compared with many other verbs, reflecting its central role in the language.