The Hungarian language is a unique member of the Finno-Ugric group of the Uralic language family. It is primarily spoken in Hungary and by Hungarian communities in neighboring countries. With about 13 million speakers, it is known for its complex grammar and extensive use of vowel harmony. Hungarian is distinct from most other languages in Europe, which are primarily Indo-European. It features a rich system of cases, allowing for nuanced expression. The language has borrowed words from various languages, including Turkish, Slavic, and German, reflecting Hungary's diverse history and cultural influences.