Understood?

A conjugation table to show Hungarian verb forms concerning an action between two parties: “someone understands someone”. The stem of the verb is ért.
  On the left, you can find the active party who is understanding; on the top, the passive one who is being understood. ¹ and ² refer to singular and plural “you”, respectively.
  Pronouns are omitted from the middle of table for shortness, except if different from the header ones. All verb forms can be used
  – with both pronouns like in English: én értelek téged;
  – with the first one only: én értelek;
  – with the second one only: értelek téged;
  – with no pronoun: értelek.
  In no danger of confusion (no several people present at the same time), you can use either one of the four variants.
  Second person forms are all informal. Formal second person uses the third person (“I understand him” instead of “I understand you”), but the pronoun is different, önt or magát instead of téged. In plural, önöket or magukat.
  Of course, the conjugation is different for different verbs, but the pattern is the same.

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