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Emotional actions – A0–A1

This 19-word deck gives you the basic verbs for expressing emotion: want, feel, hope, enjoy, worry. You'll understand someone saying what they want, what they're afraid of, or what they miss, and express yourself when something pleases, worries, or frightens you. The A0-A1 Emotional actions deck is built around the most common everyday situations: nursing someone who's sick, a sudden fright, making a wish. Basic words you can't talk about feelings in English without.

35 cards
EN → HU
Emotional actions – A0–A1
Emotional actions – A0–A1 35 cards
HUF 200

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What you'll be able to do

  • Understand someone saying what they want or wish for
  • Express that something pleases or hurts you
  • Say that you miss someone or something
  • React when something frightens or worries you
  • Express liking or disliking something

Try the first 5 cards

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Feelings and emotional actions in Hungarian

Hungarian says hiányzol nekem for I miss you, literally ‘you are missing to me’, so the person you miss becomes the subject. This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck covers feelings (akar, érez, remél, aggódni), gestures (ölelni, mosolyogni, nevetni, sírni) and relationships (megbocsát, vigasztalni, csodálni, bocsánatot kérni).

Many cards are verbs in the infinitive, such as ünnepelni and pihenni, so you learn the form a dictionary gives. You can try the first five cards – akar, érez, szomorú, törődik, remél – without registering.

Who it’s for

  • English speakers learning Hungarian who want to talk about feelings.
  • Learners with a Hungarian partner, friend or family.
  • Teachers planning a lesson on emotions.

What it’s good for

  • Feelings: akar, érez, remél, aggódni, nyugodt.
  • Gestures: ölelni, mosolyogni, nevetni, sírni.
  • Relationships: megbocsát, vigasztalni, csodálni, szeretet.

What's in this set?

The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.

  • want
  • feel
  • sad
  • care
  • hope
  • miss
  • wish
  • enjoy
  • hurt
  • worry
  • hug
  • celebrate
  • interest
  • panic
  • dislike
  • envy
  • relax
  • frighten
  • terrify
  • love
  • hate
  • cry
  • laugh
  • smile
  • comfort
  • cheer
  • apologize
  • regret
  • forgive
  • surprise
  • thank
  • admire
  • bore
  • annoy
  • calm