| Szia! / Sziasztok! | Hi! / Hi everyone! (informal, to one person / to several) |
| Jó napot! | Good day (the everyday polite greeting, used all day) |
| Napot! | "Day!" (Jó napot with the "jó" dropped - casual) |
| Jó napot kívánok! | "I wish you a good day" (the most formal version) |
| kívánok! | "...I wish" (the polite tail added to Jó napot) |
| Jó reggelt! | Good morning (only until about 9 a.m.) |
| Jó estét! | Good evening (polite, from late afternoon on) |
| Estét! | "Evening!" (Jó estét with the "jó" dropped - casual) |
| Jó estét kívánok! | "I wish you a good evening" (the most formal version) |
| Jó éjszakát! | Good night (said when parting for the night) |
| Jó éjszakát kívánok! | "I wish you a good night" (more formal) |
| Viszontlátásra! | Good-bye (formal, literally "until we see each other again") |
| Viszlát! | Bye (the short, casual form of Viszontlátásra) |
| Viszlát hamarosan! | See you soon |
| Viszlát később! | See you later |
| Puszi | Kiss (an affectionate sign-off to friends and family) |
| Kérem | Please (also "here you are" when handing something over) |
| kérek | please (literally "I ask for" - used when ordering) |
| Köszönöm. | Thank you |
| Szívesen | You are welcome (literally "gladly") |
| nincs mit | Do not mention it (literally "there is nothing (to thank) for") |
| Elnézést. | Excuse me (to get attention or to get past someone) |
| Bocsánat. | Sorry (an apology for something you did) |
| Gratulálok! | Congratulations! |
| Sok szerencsét! | Good luck |
| Hé! | Hey (very informal, to get someone's attention) |
| Mi van? | What is up? (very casual, among friends) |
| Hogy vagy? | How are you? (formal, to someone you address as ön/maga) |
| Hogy van? | How are you? (informal, to someone you address as te) |
| jól | well, fine (the answer to Hogy vagy?) |
| Köszönöm, jól | Fine, thank you |
| Nem túl jól | Not so well |