Learn hungarian with your friends
60 minutes of fun, laughter, and everyday Hungarian learning by speaking
Learning Hungarian doesn’t have to feel heavy or academic — it can be something you actually look forward to each week. I’m starting small, playful Hungarian-speaking groups (3–4 people) in the 8th district, where we focus on real-life conversations, everyday expressions, and building confidence step by step. The vibe is easy, interactive, and human — less grammar stress, more actually using the language.
Sessions are 60 minutes, once a week, for 3 500 Ft/person, and honestly, it works best when you come with friends or join a tiny group where you can laugh, practice, and learn together.
Discover yourself
Self-discovery in a 4-6 hour game
For many people living abroad, the biggest discoveries don’t happen while sightseeing—they happen when life slows down enough to ask better questions. These small-group Transformation Game sessions in Budapest bring together 2–4 expats for a few focused hours of self-reflection, conversation, and curiosity.
The atmosphere is relaxed and personal, but the process is surprisingly revealing. Along the way, we also weave in a few Hungarian words and expressions connected to the themes that appear in the game — so while you learn something about yourself, you also pick up a little of the language and culture around you.
The Transformation Game was originally developed in the 1970s in the Scottish spiritual community of the Findhorn Foundation. It uses a structured board, symbolic cards, and guided reflection to mirror the patterns we encounter in real life—goals, obstacles, insights, and unexpected support. Each player brings a personal question or life theme, and as the game unfolds, the board often reflects the same dynamics we experience outside it. It’s playful, but also surprisingly precise. In a small, thoughtful group of expats, the experience becomes both a journey of self-discovery and a cultural exchange — part conversation, part insight, part adventure.
Community movie afternoon
Come and watch flow with us
Reconnect with your emotions and meet like-minded souls at our casual movie gathering. On Sunday, 2025 – July 27th, we’re watching Flow together at Toldi Mozi (David Lynch room). This isn’t just about cinema—it’s about slowing down, feeling more, and sharing our experiences. Join us for a little pre-movie meet-up, watch the film from a new perspective, and, if you’re in the mood, stay for an easygoing chat afterward.
Self development
Play. Laugh. Discover.
Ever wondered what a boardgame could teach you about yourself—and your friends? At ZUG / The Nook (5 minutes from Corvin Plaza) I am hosting psychological self-development game afternoons where laughter, surprises, and deep conversations flow naturally.
Designed for 2 to 4 people, this isn’t about winning or losing. It’s about discovering new layers of your personality and seeing your friends in a whole new light.
The first session is free (because I know you’ll want more). Set aside 1.5–2 hours, bring your favorite people- or come curious—and let’s play.
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