Body parts and organs – A0–A1
This deck teaches the most basic parts of the human body at A0-A1 level: head, face, hand, leg, eye, mouth, and other everyday body parts. You'll understand when someone talks about pain, like a headache or a stomach ache, and be able to say which body part is affected at the doctor's or the gym. The list includes facial features (eye, nose, mouth, chin, cheek) and basic torso and limb words (chest, stomach, arm, leg, knee, ankle), the first step for any conversation about health or the body.
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What you'll be able to do
- Name the parts of the face in English (eye, nose, mouth, ear, chin, cheek)
- Tell a doctor or pharmacist where it hurts (head, stomach, back, tooth)
- Understand simple body descriptions in children's books and songs (hand, arm, leg, hair)
- Describe what someone looks like using basic words (hair, eye, face, body)
- Build the foundation for broader health and anatomy vocabulary with these 35 core words
Try the first 5 cards
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Body parts in English and Hungarian: from head to ankle
Hungarian uses one word, láb, for both the leg and the foot, and calls a toe a lábujj — literally a ‘foot finger’. This beginner (A0–A1) English–Hungarian deck covers exactly these everyday words: from head and face to knee and ankle, plus a few organs such as heart and brain.
All 35 cards have a picture, audio in both languages and example sentences. You can try the first five (back, head, face, hand, body) on this page without registering. Once the deck is yours, you can study it English → Hungarian or Hungarian → English, and progress is counted separately for each direction.
Who it’s for
- Hungarian speakers taking their first steps in English.
- English speakers starting Hungarian who want the basic body words.
- Teachers looking for picture cards for a beginners’ lesson on the body.
What it’s good for
- The hand, word by word: hand, palm, finger, thumb, wrist.
- A few organs and tissues: heart, brain, bone, skin.
- Recall, not just recognition: going from one language back to the other is a separate skill, and the deck lets you practise both.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- back
- head
- face
- hand
- body
- heart
- hair
- eye
- brain
- mouth
- arm
- leg
- neck
- nose
- shoulder
- bone
- ear
- knee
- tooth
- chest
- stomach
- lip
- toe
- chin
- ankle
- cheek
- finger
- foot
- skin
- elbow
- wrist
- thumb
- palm
- throat
- tongue