You already know that verbs with indefinite conjugation take the 2nd PS, 2nd PP and 3rd PP suffixes with no link vowel. lépsz, léptek, lépnek futsz, futtok, futnak ütsz, üttök, ütnek szedsz, szedtek, szednek and so on… The problem arises when a verb ends in two consonants. Then it needs a link vowel. With such … Continue reading Indefinite Conjugation for Verbs in Two Consonants – Present Tense