RE:
I am requesting help.  I am an American-Hungarian who would like to marry a
'pretty' (18-24 year old) Hungarian girl who may be interested in living in
US and perhaps even attending US university.  I am willing to pay for your
assistance.  I am a professional with a decent income, considered attractive,
with no bad habbits (outside of computers).  Do me, yourself, and your friend
a favor, email me with information.  Thank you.
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Just how old are you, Mr. Toth?

I strongly suggest you go to Hungary and the Hungarian speaking areas around
it and do some direct marketing.

In article >  (J
anos Szamosfalvi) writes:


  > I think Ladislaw s a slavic name (czeh, slovak or polish)

That's correct. A very similar name (Wladyslaw) exists in Polish and
Ladislaw could be its simplification.  I don't know what form this
name takes in other Slavic languages.  Btw. both "l"-s in Wladyslaw
are Polish l-dash and the name is pronounced sth. like "vuadisuaf".
Another root could be Russian "Lada" (yup, just like the infamous car :-)

--Przemek

The actual number of Hungarians in Romania is 1,600.000 as I heard it 
in the RadioRopa Info last week. Since this German radio is an 
independent observer, the number must be as correct as possible.

                                        Gellert

Szia! Nekem van egy regi kazetta Bonanza Bonzaitol, mar
          legalabb 3-5 evel ezelott vettem. Szivesen masolom neked,
          kuld el a cimmedet erre a cimre - .
          Toth Eva

 (Janos Szamosfalvi) wrote:
>
> Tudja valaki a smarninak (vagy smo'rninak) a receptje't?
> 
> ko:sz, szami

Janos Koplyay ) wrote:
: >        Kedves Megege'szse'gesede'sunkre!  <w>
: >
: >Mike.  :)
: >

: Vow!!!
:                I thought "legeslegmegmenthetettlensegedre" was a bad joke
: but yours is a jewel!
: Janos  :)

What about                 "legeslegmegvesztegethetetlensegunkre"?   LH

You have got to be kidding. Do you really think that some radio station, 
just because it is "independent" digs any deaper than using the 
"officially" published numbers, which can be quite biased. No I think 
not, being uninvolved can sometimes be just as uninterested in making 
sure data is correct. How can you even measure such a thing as your 
feelings toward your ethnic origins, which are independent of your 
official name. Since some Hungarians were forced to change their name for 
the purpose of effecting the "official" census figures.
Fred H.

Kedves Illeto, aki olvasod e sorokat!
En egy magyar diak vagyok Californiabol, es remelem, hogy valaki
Magyarorszagrol fogja olvasni ezt az uzenetet. Total uj vagyok az
Interneten, ugyhogy bocs ha bakikat csinalok. 
A lenyeg az, hogy nagyon szeretnek Magyarorszagra kuldeni e-mail-t a
Budapesti Kozgazdasagtudomanyi egyetemre, aminek tudom a cimet, csak
ugylatszik hibasan:
@ursus.bkt.hu. Ha valaki meg tudna mondani, hogy ezzel mi a baj, annak
nagyon orulnek. Egyaltalan nincsenek itt magyar barataim, ugyhogy igazan
fontos lenne.
Elore is nagyon koszonom:
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