Farm animals – A0–C1
This set introduces the world of farm animals, from the basics (horse, cow, pig) to the precise names that distinguish an animal's gender or age (stallion, mare, foal, billy goat, nanny goat). You'll recognise these animals in stories and children's books, and name a male, female, or baby animal exactly. These 35 words span A0-C1, useful whether you're just starting out or already at an advanced level.
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What you'll be able to do
- Name the basic farm animals: horse, cow, pig, duck, goat.
- Tell apart the male, female, and baby of an animal: bull-cow-calf, rooster-hen-chick.
- Recognise these animals in children's books and countryside stories.
- Use precise collective terms like "cattle" and "poultry."
- Follow the vocabulary of an article or video about rural life.
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Farm animals in Hungarian: from the barnyard to the meadow
This A0–C1 English–Hungarian deck walks around a farm with 35 words: big animals (tehén, bika, szamár, bivaly), poultry (csirke, liba, kacsa, kakas) and places (pajta is barn, rét is meadow), plus búza for wheat. Young animals and males and females get their own words: bárány, borjú, malac, anyajuh, koca, gúnár.
In Hungarian, kiskacsa and kisliba are built from kis, small, plus the animal: kiskacsa is duckling and kisliba is gosling. Try the first five cards – horse, chicken, turkey, sheep, cow – without registering, with audio in both languages.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who visit or live in the countryside.
- Parents reading farm picture books to children in two languages.
- Farmers and agricultural workers who talk with Hungarian partners.
What it’s good for
- Name young animals: bárány, borjú, csikó, malac, kiskacsa, kisliba.
- Tell male and female apart: kos–anyajuh, bika–üsző, gúnár–liba.
- Read compounds like szarvasmarha and baromfi.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- horse
- chicken
- turkey
- sheep
- cow
- pig
- rabbit
- duck
- bull
- cattle
- lamb
- calf
- ram
- goat
- donkey
- buffalo
- goose
- hen
- rooster
- foal
- mare
- meadow
- piglet
- duckling
- ewe
- gander
- peacock
- gosling
- barn
- heifer
- sow
- billy goat
- wheat
- ostrich
- poultry