Hungarian (Magyar) is a Finno-Ugric language distantly related to Finnish, Estonian, Sami (Lapp), and some isolated indigenous languages of the Russian Far North. All of the other languages you mentioned, as well as English, are from the Indo-European language family and will have mutual cognates, most commonly showing similarities between basic words like numbers, colors, animals, foods, and familial relationships. Between the Finno-Ugric and Indo-European language families, however, there is not even the most trivial connection, other than loan-words from the modern era.
True. But it went further than that, I couldn’t get the grammar even