u/Fluentbox

I'm a Hungarian language teacher and I've been helping students prepare for the citizenship interview for a while now. One of my students recently passed his interview and I'm planning to sit down with him for a video conversation about her experience.

Before I do, I wanted to ask this community, what would YOU want to know? I want to keep the focus on the language learning and interview preparation side of things rather than the paperwork and administrative process, since that's where my expertise lies.

A few directions I'm thinking about, but open to anything:

What was the language portion of the interview actually like?

What did you wish you had known or practiced beforehand?

What was the most surprising or challenging part of the language test?

How did you prepare, and what actually helped?

Drop your questions in the comments and I'll do my best to include the most relevant ones in the interview!

I'm a Hungarian language teacher and I've been helping students prepare for the citizenship interview for a while now. One of my students recently passed his interview and I'm planning to sit down with him for a video conversation about the whole experience.

Before I do, I wanted to ask this community, what would YOU want to know?

A few directions I'm thinking about, but open to anything:

What was the language portion of the interview actually like?

What did you wish you had known or practiced beforehand?

What was the most surprising or challenging part of the process?

How did you prepare, and what actually helped?

Drop your questions in the comments and I'll do my best to include the most relevant ones in the interview. The more specific the better!

I saw the post where someone was offering English tutoring, and people in the comments mentioned it would be more helpful to have Hungarian tutoring available. So here I am.

I'm a professional language teacher and native Hungarian speaker, naturalized US citizen with fluent English and a good understanding of the culture. I've been teaching Hungarian for many years. Most of my students are on the citizenship path, and I've had students start from zero and go on to pass the citizenship exam.

Happy to answer any questions about the language requirement, or just have a chat about where to start. You can also find more about how I teach at https://www.fluentbox.nyc/

I also create free learning videos, you can check them out here: https://youtube.com/@fluentbox\_nyc?si=fzT3BGsbqlHF4IAB