Szókimondó

OHWAD-Basic words

 

Szókimondó

 

Meaning:

straightforward, outspoken

 

Example sentences:

Nagyon szókimondó vagyok, ezért néha véletlenül megbántok másokat.

Very straightforward am-I, therefore sometimes unintentionally hurt-I others.

I’m very straightforward and therefore sometimes unintentionally hurt others.

 

Inkább legyél szókimondó, mint alattomos.

Rather be-you(imp.) outspoken, than sneaky.

Rather be outspoken, than sneaky.

 

Related terms:

alattomos – sneaky

álnok – cunning, deceitful

egyenes – straight(forward)

kétszínű – two-faced (literally: two-coloured)

közvetlen – direct, straightforward

nagyszájú – bigmouthed

nyílt / nyitott – open

őszinte – honest

 

Pronunciation of today’s word:

szókimondó – straightforward, outspoken

 

Pronunciation of the example sentences:

Nagyon szókimondó vagyok, ezért néha véletlenül megbántok másokat.

Very straightforward am-I, therefore sometimes unintentionally hurt-I others.

I’m very straightforward and therefore sometimes unintentionally hurt others.

 

Inkább legyél szókimondó, mint alattomos.

Rather be-you(imp.) outspoken, than sneaky.

Rather be outspoken, than sneaky.

 

Pronunciation of the related terms:

alattomos – sneaky

 

álnok – cunning, deceitful

 

egyenes – straight(forward)

 

kétszínű – two-faced (literally: two-coloured)

 

közvetlen – direct, straightforward

 

nagyszájú – bigmouthed

 

nyílt / nyitott – open

 

őszinte – honest

 

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2 replies
  1. Bastette says:

    I tried to look at the parts of the word to see if I could guess:

    szó – word
    kimond – “say out”? 🙂
    ó – makes it an adjective, or an attribute or something?

    So, if someone “says the word out,” I would guess they’re telling it like it is.

    It’s not so easy to do this with every word, but it was fun when this one worked out.

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