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Communication and information – A0–A1 – 003
Part three of the series zooms in on everyday communication tools: writing an email, talking on the telephone, and reading a newspaper or a magazine. Across these 35 words you'll spell out a sentence with the help of a dictionary, react with a laugh or a smile during a conversation, and understand what a suggestion or an excuse is. At beginner (A0-A1) level, these are exactly the words you need to follow a real letter exchange or a phone call.
EN → HU
Communication and information – A0–A1 – 003
Communication and information – A0–A1 – 003
HUF 200
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What you'll be able to do
- Write a short email about a topic
- Understand a paragraph from a newspaper or a magazine article
- Express that you laugh, smile or cry at a story
- Spell out a sentence correctly with the help of a dictionary
- Offer an excuse or a suggestion in conversation
Try the first 5 cards
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- copy
- conversation
- file
- magazine
- afternoon
- hello
- survey
- smoke
- laugh
- smile
- newspaper
- row
- cry
- sentence
- item
- button
- excuse
- topic
- telephone
- spell
- reader
- poem
- suggestion
- leaf
- poster
- garbage
- cinema
- cartoon
- cookie
- paragraph
- dictionary
- notebook
- underline