Definite Conjugation

One of the peculiarities of the Hungarian language is that the form of the inflected verb reveals who performs the given action.

Therefore, whatever the tense, we distinguish between two types of conjugation, the general (subject) and the definite (object) form.

The regular conjugation indicates the subject's number and person and refers to a definite object.

Definite Conjugation:

Take the verb olvasni

én olvasom
te olvasod
ő olvassa
mi olvassuk
ti olvassátok
ők olvassák