Countries and nationalities – A0–C1
This deck brings together vocabulary for nationalities, countries and forms of state, spanning A0 to C1 level. You'll learn how to name a country's people and nationality (citizen, islander, countryman, nationality), and how to talk about larger political units like empires, kingdoms and commonwealths (empire, kingdom, commonwealth, republic). Among the 35 words are fourteen actual country names — from France to Egypt — so you can start talking about travel, news or heritage in English right away. Ideal if you want to introduce yourself or follow the geopolitical vocabulary of a news broadcast.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say where you're from and what your nationality is (nationality, country, citizen).
- Name major countries of the world in English (France, Japan, Brazil, Egypt).
- Understand words for political and geographic units (kingdom, republic, empire, province).
- Talk about population, territory and borders in news or travel contexts (population, territory, frontier).
- Use precise words like citizenship and motherland correctly (citizenship, motherland).
Try the first 5 cards
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Country names in English and Hungarian, and the words of citizenship
Fourteen countries — from France and Japan to Brazil and Egypt — together with the words around them: country, nation, citizen, citizenship, capital, border. This A0–C1 English–Hungarian deck does not include nationality adjectives such as French or Japanese; its focus is countries and the vocabulary of states.
If you are learning Hungarian, notice how many country names end in -ország, which simply means ‘country’: Németország (Germany), Spanyolország (Spain), Olaszország (Italy), Görögország (Greece), Lengyelország (Poland). Every card has audio in both languages, so you hear both names. You can view the first five cards without registering; at the C1 end you will find words such as commonwealth, frontier and subcontinent.
Who it’s for
- Beginners who want to say where they are from and where they have been.
- English speakers learning Hungarian, for whom the -ország pattern is worth spotting early.
- Readers of world news in English.
What it’s good for
- Telling close words apart: nation, country, region, territory.
- Islands and continents: islander, continent, subcontinent.
- Borders: border and frontier.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- nationality
- country
- population
- nation
- kingdom
- citizen
- region
- passport
- empire
- citizenship
- motherland
- territory
- island
- commonwealth
- frontier
- islander
- subcontinent
- countryman
- France
- Germany
- Spain
- Italy
- Japan
- China
- India
- Brazil
- Canada
- Mexico
- Egypt
- Russia
- Greece
- Poland
- continent
- border
- capital