Body actions and processes – A0–A1
This 23-word A0–A1 set teaches the most basic English verbs for everyday body actions: getting up, sleeping, washing, getting dressed, laughing, or crying. From your very first lessons, these words let you describe your daily routine and understand simple English sentences about someone's physical state or activity. This set is built for absolute beginners: short, frequent verbs you can use in sentences right away.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll describe your daily routine: getting up, washing, getting dressed.
- You'll express basic feelings and states, like being hurt or tired.
- You'll understand simple English sentences about body actions.
- You'll describe when someone laughs, cries, or smiles.
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Hungarian verbs for what the body does
This A0–A1 deck teaches Hungarian verbs for movement and bodily processes: sétálni (walk), mászni (climb), úszni (swim), lélegezni (breathe), izzadni (sweat), köhögni (cough) and tüsszenteni (sneeze). Feelings are here too: nevetni, mosolyogni, sírni and ölelni.
Notice mosakodni, the Hungarian verb for washing yourself: that is the card for wash here, while mosni is for washing things. Try the first five cards – get up, walk, help, feel, move – without registering, with audio in both languages.
Who it’s for
- English speakers who want to describe how they feel physically.
- Learners who need verbs for a visit to the doctor or the gym.
- Teachers building a lesson on the body.
What it’s good for
- Moving: felkelni, sétálni, mászni, futni, ugrani.
- Health: lélegezni, izzadni, köhögni, tüsszenteni, edzeni.
- Feeling: nevetni, mosolyogni, sírni, ölelni.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- get up
- walk
- help
- feel
- move
- sleep
- clean
- hurt
- wear
- grow
- carry
- hug
- exercise
- laugh
- smile
- blow
- cry
- wash
- swim
- climb
- breathe
- sweat
- throw
- sit
- stand
- eat
- drink
- run
- jump
- touch
- listen
- talk
- dance
- cough
- sneeze