Collocations – A0–B1
This 35-collocation deck covers the everyday English phrases native speakers use to talk about daily routine, from A0 to B1 level: waking up, breakfast, heading to work, chores and evening habits. You'll learn to say 'make the bed,' 'catch the bus' or 'have a shower' the way English actually works, not word-for-word from Hungarian. These verb-noun pairs let you describe your day naturally in conversation or writing instead of stringing single words together. A solid pick for beginners ready to move from isolated vocabulary to real phrasing.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll describe your average day from morning to night in English.
- You'll use verb-noun collocations like 'make the bed' and 'catch the bus' correctly.
- You'll avoid the word-for-word translation mistakes Hungarian speakers often make.
- You'll talk confidently about chores, hygiene habits and daily tasks.
- You'll understand routine scenes in English textbooks, shows and conversations.
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Hungarian daily phrases: from reggelizni to vacsorázni
Hungarian often turns a whole English phrase into a single verb: have breakfast becomes reggelizni, have lunch is ebédelni, and have dinner is vacsorázni. This A0–B1 deck gathers 35 everyday phrases for your daily routine, from dolgozni menni (go to work) to teríteni (set the table) and fogat mosni (brush your teeth).
Learn each phrase whole, with its verb ending, rather than word by word. The first five cards – dolgozni menni, iskolába járni, beágyazni, kávét főzni, vacsorázni – are free to try without registering, so you can hear how a routine sounds in Hungarian.
Who it’s for
- English speakers who want to describe their own day in Hungarian.
- Learners at A0–B1 level living with a Hungarian family or colleagues.
- Teachers building a lesson on routines and household chores.
What it’s good for
- Meals: reggelizni, ebédelni, vacsorázni and nassolni for a snack.
- Washing and dressing: kezet mosni, zuhanyozni, felöltözni.
- Chores and travel: beágyazni (make the bed), elérni a buszt (catch the bus).
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- go to work
- go to school
- make the bed
- make coffee
- have dinner
- make tea
- watch television
- put on clothes
- have lunch
- have breakfast
- catch the bus
- eat breakfast
- have a shower
- take a shower
- take a bath
- get dressed
- wash your face
- wash your hands
- brush your hair
- do homework
- brush your teeth
- comb your hair
- start work
- read a book
- take a break
- check your phone
- set the table
- listen to music
- finish work
- clear the table
- check your email
- pack your bag
- prepare breakfast
- have a snack
- prepare a meal