Bezzeg

Posted by akos on Mar 18th, 2008
2008
Mar 18

bezzeg - a hungarian word ‘Bezzeg’ is a very heavily used Hungarian word that cannot be translated into English. Bezzeg can be used in the sense of “the neighbour’s grass is always greener”:

Bezzeg in Germany you don’t have to pay for the Autobahn!

It is especially used when Hungarians think someone else has unjust advantages:

Bezzeg in Italy the pensioners get so much money they come on a holiday to Budapest!

Bezzeg can also be used if you compare somebody – yourself, your wife or kid – with somebody else:

Bezzeg your neighbour’s kid passed his intermediate English exam at 15.!

The bezzeg-land in the Hungarian collective consciousness is where everything runs smooth and everybody succeeds.

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