Attilio

Yeah I heard that too. Plus the last thing he says sounds like "Itt Vagy" I'm pretty sure all the bing bong and Cthulu sentences didn't contain Hungarian. Or at least not any that I could make out. So I'm guessing it's just the last part, starting with, "A biro". Right after Ross says, "Get off!" What I'm hearing after like 20+ attempts through that first sentence is, "A Biro Tarbin Tadas Te Vak" Or "A Biro Taarbin Tadastevak" Problem of course is that those aren't Hungarian words except "A biro" And if my ears are hearing the end of that sentence right "Te vak" Honestly I'm at a loss. I figured maybe he's talking without any of the diacritics that would normally be on the vowels. But nothing comes even close to what that sentence is sounding like. I wouldn't mind if Craig clarified what sentence he was saying. I'm giving up since my ears can't handle any more Ross yelling at really high volumes. Or maybe he meant István at the end... Oh well City17 is a mixed Easter European city after all with Bulgarian signes / St.Petersburg(?)-like tunnals / Some place Finnish like architecture / Russian Missile base , etc. Hungarian fits in well

Dunno.

Hi. I am Hungarian too, and I did not understand that either, wven though I have checked it at least four times now... Bye the way: "Szia "

""Also this may have been mentioned already, but at the end of the video, Craig isn’t actually talking in Bulgarian, but in some Hungarian phrases he knew" -HUH ? I AM Hungarian, but even I did not understand that? Okay I have to go to work now, but when I am back I guess I etter listen to it again... " - hmmmm I listened to it twice still don't understand him. Maybe the sentence that starts like "a biro"?

"2. Female With Eastern European Accent, age 20s to 30s – If you’re a woman and can talk in an Eastern European accent, you have a good chance of getting the part." - Shall I ask my wife if she wants to ?

Reminds me somethig, however I have the feeling that these pics are not meant to be paused and posted, as the it has it meant to not to show up to cause viewer feel more scared.

"on a rail"