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Write proposals in Hungarian

Hungarian proposals (ajánlatok) help set expectations before work starts and are often needed for approval.

#Who typically accepts Hungarian proposals?

  • Companies based in Hungary
  • Local agencies and suppliers
  • Clients that require Hungarian documentation for procurement

#Common proposal terminology in Hungarian

  • Proposal / Quote → Ajánlat
  • Proposal number → Ajánlatszám
  • Proposal date → Ajánlat dátuma
  • Valid until → Érvényes eddig
  • Scope of work → Feladatok / Munka leírása
  • Total price → Végösszeg
  • Acceptance → Elfogadás

#Formatting conventions in Hungarian proposals

  • Date format: YYYY.MM.DD
  • Decimal separator: comma
  • Thousands separator: space or dot
  • Currency: Ft or € after the amount (e.g., 2 500,00 Ft)
  • Paper size: A4

#Structure of a typical Hungarian proposal

  • "Ajánlat" heading with a unique number
  • Description of services or deliverables
  • Pricing with net and gross amounts if VAT applies
  • Validity period
  • Acceptance section (Elfogadás)

#Example proposal wording in Hungarian

  • Ajánlat száma: 2025-008
  • Érvényes eddig: 2025.03.30.
  • Feladatok: weboldal redesign és átadás
  • Végösszeg: 2 500,00 Ft + ÁFA
  • Elfogadás: ____________________

#Writing Hungarian proposals with Cakedesk

Cakedesk helps you:

  • Start from Hungarian proposal templates
  • Keep ÁFA and totals consistent
  • Reuse offers with minimal edits

Share proposals Hungarian clients can approve without confusion.

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