Shopping at the store and the market
Useful sentences in a shop and market.
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Hungarian for shopping: from the market stall to the checkout
This deck teaches 35 full Hungarian sentences for shops and markets. Each card shows the Hungarian phrase on the front and the English on the back, so you learn to understand what a seller says as well as what to ask. It covers prices (Összesen mennyi lesz? – How much is that altogether?), amounts (Kérek egy liter tejet. – I'd like a liter of milk, please.), clothes shopping and paying.
In Hungarian the noun after a quantity stays singular, and it takes the object ending when you ask for it with Kérek… (I'd like…): egy kiló almát (a kilo of apples). The first five cards – Mennyibe kerül egy kiló sajt? (How much is a kilo of cheese?), Kérek fél kiló paradicsomot. (Half a kilo of tomatoes, please.), Van ebből nagyobb méret? (Do you have this in a bigger size?), Felpróbálhatom ezt? (Can I try this on?) and Hol találom a tejet? (Where can I find the milk?) – can be played without an account, with audio on both sides.
Who it’s for
- English speakers who live in or visit Hungary and want to shop at a market or in a store in Hungarian.
- Learners who can follow the shop assistant but struggle to ask about size, price or freshness themselves.
- Teachers planning a shopping role-play.
What it’s good for
- Amounts and prices: Kérek fél kiló paradicsomot. (Half a kilo of tomatoes, please.)
- Asking about goods: Ez friss? (Is this fresh?)
- Paying: Kártyával szeretnék fizetni. (I'd like to pay by card.)
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- How much is a kilo of cheese?
- Half a kilo of tomatoes, please.
- Do you have this in a bigger size?
- Can I try this on?
- Where can I find the milk?
- I'd like to pay by card.
- Can I have a bag, please?
- Is this on offer?
- I'd like to return this.
- I don't have any cash on me.
- What time do you close?
- I'm just looking, thank you.
- Is this fresh?
- Could I have a receipt?
- Where is the checkout?
- Do you have it in another colour?
- This is too expensive for me.
- Do you take cards?
- Anything else?
- How much is that altogether?
- Where is the bakery?
- I'd like a box of eggs, please.
- Do you have fresh bread?
- I'd like a liter of milk, please.
- Which is the cheapest?
- Do you have any items on sale?
- I'd like the receipt, please.
- Where is the greengrocer?
- I need a shopping cart.
- Do you have a vegetarian option?
- I'd like a kilo of apples, please.
- Is the sugar sold out?
- Where can I find the spices?
- Do you have sparkling water?
- I'd like a bottle of water, please.