Figurák. (Furcsa emberekről furcsa históriák.)
- Approximate level
- C1
- Length
- 30,276 words
- Reading time
- 2 h 31 min
- Chapters
- 28
- Language
- Hungarian
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2012
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This collection of short stories by Géza Gárdonyi offers a humorous look at various characters. The language reflects the turn of the twentieth century, featuring a style that is both expressive and slightly formal. You will encounter a vocabulary that blends everyday observations with descriptive, sometimes archaic, narrative elements. The sentences are generally moderate in length, making the text accessible for intermediate learners. The themes revolve around human quirks, providing an engaging way to practice reading while exploring classic Hungarian literary wit.
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Subjects
- Fiction
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