ENG:  In the hungarian language the verb -to have- means also tenure, but we use it different then in the italian language. The verb (van)-to have- gets the form of the tense like now it is -van-(present) and we use the dative form of the pronouns or we put '-nak/-nek' ending after the word what it has reference to. These pronouns are the following:  (meanings in order: for me, for you, for him/her, for us, for you, for them)

io, i , én- nekem,    tu, you, te- neked,   egli, he/she/it, ő- neki,    mi- nekünk,     ti- nektek,     ők- nekik

For example, például:

Who has birthday?                      -Kinek van születésnapja?

She has birthday.                       -Neki van születésnapja.

                                   or   

Péter has birthday.                    -Péternek van születésnapja.

In the last example we used the name+ the '-nak/-nek' ending because it has reference to Péter.

ENG:  In the hungarian language the verb -to have- means also tenure, but we use it different then in the italian language. The verb (van)-to have- gets the form of the tense like now it is -volt-(past) and we use the dative form of the pronouns or we put -nak/-nek ending after the word what it has reference to. These pronouns are the following:  (meanings in order: for me, for you, for him/her, for us, for you, for them)

io, i , én- nekem,    tu, you, te- neked,   egli, he/she/it, ő- neki,    mi- nekünk,     ti- nektek,     ők- nekik

For example, például:

Who had birthday?                      -Kinek volt születésnapja?

She had birthday.                       -Neki volt születésnapja.

                                   or   

Péter had birthday.                    -Péternek volt születésnapja.

In the last example we used the name+ the -nak/-nek ending because it had reference to Péter.

ENG:   In the hungarian language the verb -to have- means also tenure, but we use it different then in the italian language. The verb (van)-to have- gets the form of the tense like now it is -lesz-(future) and we use the dative form of the pronouns or we put -nak/-nek ending after the word what it has reference to. These pronouns are the following:  (meanings in order: for me, for you, for him/her, for us, for you, for them)

io, i , én- nekem,    tu, you, te- neked,   egli, he/she/it, ő- neki,    mi- nekünk,     ti- nektek,     ők- nekik

For example, például:

Who will have birthday?               -Kinek lesz születésnapja?

She will have birthday.                -Neki lesz születésnapja.

                                      or   

Péter will have birthday.              -Péternek lesz születésnapja.

In the last example we used the name+ the -nak/-nek ending because it had reference to Péter.