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Communication and information – A0–A1 – 004
Part four of the series turns toward film and media, as well as everyday admin: you'll describe a film's episode and scene, talk about a brand or a piece of software, and understand what a web page or a chat message is. Among the 35 words you'll also pick up practical items like the capital letter, a schedule and a bill. At beginner (A0-A1) level, this is a deliberately broader vocabulary bridging daily life and media language.
EN → HU
Communication and information – A0–A1 – 004
Communication and information – A0–A1 – 004
HUF 200
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What you'll be able to do
- Describe a scene or an episode of a film in a few sentences
- Understand what a brand, an advertisement or software is
- Read and understand a web page or a chat message
- Use a capital letter correctly in writing
- Understand the basics of a schedule or a bill
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.
- first name
- deal
- act
- issue
- account
- film
- bill
- production
- attack
- writing
- capital
- text
- episode
- scene
- statement
- award
- traffic
- brand
- software
- audience
- traffic light
- intelligence
- capital letter
- schedule
- chapter
- debate
- context
- display
- novel
- editor
- web page
- drawing
- chat
- advertising