Family – A0–B2
This set covers the full range of family vocabulary, from the basics (mother, father, brother) to more nuanced terms (marriage, divorce, wedding, relative). You'll introduce your family members, talk about a wedding or anniversary, and understand someone describing their parents, grandparents, or cousins. These 43 words span A0-B2, so they'll expand your vocabulary whether you're a beginner or already comfortable.
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What you'll be able to do
- Introduce your family members: parents, siblings, grandparents, cousins.
- Talk about a wedding, an anniversary, or a birth.
- Understand someone describing their marriage or divorce.
- Use words like "partner," "relative," and "household" in everyday conversation.
- Name extended family members: uncle, aunt, nephew, niece.
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Family words in Hungarian: from baba to unokatestvér
Hungarian tells sisters apart by age: nővér is an older sister and húg a younger one, while English just says sister. This A0–B2 English–Hungarian deck covers the whole family, from gyerek, szülő and iker to nagybácsi, nagynéni, unokatestvér and rokon, plus wedding words such as esküvő, házasság and évforduló.
The grandparent words are built from nagy (big): nagymama and nagypapa. The deck opens with gyermek, fiú, baba, apa and anya as its first five cards, which you can flip without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want to talk about their relatives.
- Partners and in-laws of Hungarian families who want to follow the dinner-table conversation.
- Teachers planning a lesson on family and relationships.
What it’s good for
- Close family: baba, gyerek, szülő, házastárs, iker.
- Extended family: nagybácsi, nagynéni, unokatestvér, rokon.
- Home and celebrations: háztartás, házi kedvenc, esküvő, évforduló.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- child
- son
- baby
- father
- mother
- wife
- mom
- brother
- daughter
- spouse
- kid
- dad
- sister
- partner
- birth
- parent
- pet
- uncle
- cousin
- mum
- grandfather
- aunt
- grandmother
- grandma
- grandpa
- grandparent
- couple
- wedding
- anniversary
- bride
- sweetheart
- marriage
- relative
- household
- twin