Birds – A0–C1
This deck takes you from everyday birds (bird, chicken, duck) to more distinctive species (owl, eagle, flamingo, woodpecker), spanning A0 to C1. You'll be able to name garden and zoo birds in English, recognize them in a nature documentary or book, and talk about them confidently on a walk or in casual conversation. The list covers farmyard poultry (hen, rooster, turkey), birds of prey (hawk, falcon, eagle, owl), and striking, exotic species (peacock, flamingo, ostrich, penguin).
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What you'll be able to do
- Name garden and farmyard birds in English (bird, duck, chicken, hen, rooster)
- Recognize birds of prey in a nature documentary (eagle, hawk, falcon, owl)
- Describe which bird you saw at the zoo (peacock, flamingo, penguin, ostrich)
- Understand bird characters in English children's books and rhymes (robin, sparrow, cuckoo, nightingale)
- Expand your vocabulary with rarer but useful species (heron, stork, kingfisher, woodpecker)
Try the first 5 cards
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Bird names in Hungarian, from veréb to kolibri
This A0–C1 deck introduces Hungarian bird names with English meanings: madár (bird), kacsa (duck), sas (eagle), bagoly (owl), hattyú (swan) and gólya (stork). It covers farm birds, garden birds, birds of prey and exotic species such as pingvin and flamingó.
Watch the farmyard trio: csirke is the chicken, tyúk the hen and kakas the rooster. Try the first five cards – bird, chicken, turkey, robin, duck – without registering, with audio in both languages.
Who it’s for
- English-speaking nature lovers learning Hungarian.
- Visitors who want to name the stork nests they see in villages.
- Teachers preparing an animals lesson.
What it’s good for
- Farm birds: csirke, tyúk, kakas, liba, kacsa, pulyka.
- Garden birds: veréb, szarka, feketerigó, fülemüle, harkály.
- Big and exotic birds: sas, gólya, pelikán, flamingó, strucc.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- bird
- chicken
- turkey
- robin
- duck
- crow
- parrot
- eagle
- owl
- swan
- penguin
- dove
- sparrow
- skylark
- goose
- pigeon
- peacock
- hawk
- falcon
- heron
- magpie
- woodpecker
- blackbird
- nightingale
- seagull
- flamingo
- ostrich
- hen
- rooster
- canary
- kingfisher
- pelican
- stork
- cuckoo
- hummingbird