Cris Ös said,

December 31, 2006 @ 12:54 am

Hello!
I found you at Flickr.com! I live in Brazil, but as you can see I got an Hungarian name and I am looking for someone in order to help me to find my family in Hungary!!!!
Do you have any tip?

See ya,
Cris

Zsolt said,

January 12, 2007 @ 10:38 pm

Hello Cris,
If i can see well your family name is Ös. I simple tried to check it in the phonebook but written like Ös I didnt find any families there. But I find 4 families with the name Öss. Their address is public in the phonebook, here is the link of the phonebook:

http://www.magyartelekom.hu/english/main.vm

John, Joseph…thank you for your comments…I am glad you like to visit my site:)

Marko said,

February 20, 2007 @ 12:22 pm

Hi,

i found your blog via technorati searching for Budapest Blogs. I spend the last half a year in Budapest. I studied there. For what reason I know a lot of things from your pictures. I will come again to take a look. nice blog, nice photos. Hope to come back in the near future.

bye
Marko from Berlin

Mattia said,

March 11, 2008 @ 11:04 am

Great photos and great site. This will be my personal goodmorning. I’m just in love with Budapest and I own a blog on the hungarian szecesszio in which you can find about 1400 photos of Budapest, mainly Pest side. You can use on your blog the photo you like :)
See you soon in Budapest !

Zsolt said,

June 5, 2008 @ 8:21 am

you are more then welcome in Budapest jenni:) If you need any information or help just let me know!

aniko said,

July 29, 2008 @ 9:45 pm

Hi Zsolt,
love your blog. I am a Hungarian, living with my husband and son in Germany for ten years now. I keep missing Hungary, and I go home as often as I can (3-4 times a year) – but it is not enough. I would love to be at both countries at the same time. I keep thinking that one day I will go back and live at home. But then I would miss Germany… Anyway, your photos make me come here often enough, just wanted to say hi, and thank you for the pics.

Sevil said,

August 23, 2008 @ 8:09 pm

Hi Zsolt,
I’m from Istanbul, Turkey,not from Budapest, but still when i looked at your photos I felt like i was back in Istanbul with my loved ones. Istanbul is kind of my Budapest and those two cities look similar in my opinion. Thanks for sharing your photos with us.

Kovacs Gabor said,

January 6, 2009 @ 12:41 pm

Szia Zsolt!

Koszi a szok szuper Budapest-i kepek re!

How I miss being there in Budapest, and just being able to walk between all those great locations, in and around the city of Budapest!

From Johannesburg, South Africa

wellsszhu said,

May 15, 2009 @ 5:01 pm

Hi Zsolt
As you said I am from china,I am glad to received your messages on Flicke site,and I like your pictures as same as your beautiful country and city of Budapest,Because of your dramatic pictures get me to jion your world now.

Schégerin Fülöp said,

July 1, 2009 @ 12:50 pm

Jó napot kivánok. Hogy Vagy?

Te Bujáki Zsolt vagy?

Vigyázz magadra. Jó munkát…

Fülöp

Corwyn said,

August 28, 2009 @ 11:51 pm

Hi Zsolt,

Found your page trying to find some info about doing business in Budapest.
I was born there, just got home from 10 days for the first time in almost 25 years.
Just couldn’t spend more time.

Like to visit more often, and to make that happen I was thinking about finding a way of doing business there. One of the things that screamed at me was that while the level of conversational English by most people we encountered was great, it is sorely lacking for a business environment.

It got to the point where we started taking pictures of signs, menu’s and adds because the “lost in translation” scenarios we encountered were just too funny for people to believe in the US without a picture.

I am still processing some of the pics and would love to offer them as a pic of the day if you are interested. Any way, appreciate any info you can shed.

Corwyn

Jim said,

October 7, 2009 @ 5:47 am

Hello Zsolt,
I love your name! My best friend was John Zsolt and his family was from Budapest. His father was Andrew and we grew up across the street from one another in Canada. I knew him for 46 years, his entire life but tragically we lost John on his 46th birthday in a freak snowboard accident. Go figure that I would be with him at the time. Andrew passed away a few weeks later from a broken heart.
Sad story yes, but the good news is John Zsolt’s passion for life still lives on in many of his friends and loved ones. Myself included.
Be proud of the name Zsolt…….if you are anything like my friend John, you are a great man. He was an architect, artist, outdoorsman, a wonderful father, and friend.

Jim from Canada

Zsolt said,

October 22, 2009 @ 8:15 am

I am so sorry guys that I answer so damn late. To be honest i always forget that people can comment here, too!:( Shame on me!:)

Lucie…of course I will add your kingwenceslas blog to my blogroll with a pleasure:)

Jim…i also like my name even if its hard to prounance for English speaking people! I am sorry for your lost, I am sure that John Zsolt still lives in your memory.

Mathys…As soon as I will have a little more time I will check this mobypicture.com the geotagging part sounds promissing.

Fülöp..nem, nem Bujáki Zsolt a nevem.

Corwyn…of course I am interested! Feel free to send your pics to me. Its not really clear to me what kind of business you plan to start in Budapest..but if I can help with any info I do it with a pleasure.

Markus said,

December 22, 2009 @ 12:12 pm

Hey Zsolt,

You sent me a message on twitter asking to see my pics of Prague. I have found them and would like to give you a chance to check them out. Email me at the address I registered with. Look forward to chatting with you. I also spent a week in your wonderful city. Have a great day.