If you speak Hungarian, some English grammar rules will feel natural and others will feel confusing. These are the biggest differences to focus on first.
Hungarian word order is relatively free because suffixes show grammatical roles. English word order is strict because position determines meaning. Hungarian speakers can sound unnatural in English by moving elements freely.
Hungarian uses 'a/az' as a definite article (like 'the') but has no indefinite article equivalent to 'a/an'. English uses both the definite and indefinite article extensively โ Hungarian speakers must learn the indefinite article from scratch.
Hungarian verbs encode subject, object, definiteness, tense, and mood within a single verb form. One Hungarian verb can be an entire English sentence. English uses separate words for each of these grammatical functions.