Feelings – B1–B2
This set gives you emotional and moral concepts for understanding more serious texts - news, essays, novels - covering addiction and conscience through to outrage and compassion. You'll understand an article about someone's suffering, contempt, or awe at something remarkable. These 27 words are B1-B2 level, one of the most nuanced parts of the Feelings series.
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What you'll be able to do
- Understand an article about someone's addiction, grief, or relief.
- Express outrage, contempt, or awe about a situation.
- Describe someone driven by conscience or compassion.
- Name temptation, impulse, and anticipation before a decision.
- Use words like "mercy," "vanity," and "goodwill" in deeper conversations.
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Feelings in Hungarian, from relief to despair
Many Hungarian emotion nouns end in -ság or -ség, such as szomorúság (sadness), irigység (envy), függőség (addiction) and hiúság (vanity). This B1–B2 English–Hungarian deck also covers megkönnyebbülés (relief), gyász (grief), szégyen (shame), szorongás (anxiety), nosztalgia and kétségbeesés (despair).
Some Hungarian words are longer than their English partner: neheztelés is resentment and csalódottság is disappointment. Try the first five cards – relief, suffering, worship, mercy, addiction – without registering.
Who it’s for
- Intermediate learners of Hungarian who want to talk about emotions precisely.
- Readers of Hungarian novels, poems and news who meet abstract feeling words.
- Teachers preparing a lesson on emotions and character.
What it’s good for
- Everyday feelings: szomorúság, félelem, optimizmus, szorongás.
- Moral feelings: szégyen, lelkiismeret, sajnálat, együttérzés, irgalom.
- Longing and desire: vágyakozás, kísértés, nosztalgia, várakozás, izgalom.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- relief
- suffering
- worship
- mercy
- addiction
- grief
- withdrawal
- shame
- resignation
- disappointment
- sadness
- conscience
- compassion
- glow
- outrage
- awe
- regret
- anticipation
- fear
- vanity
- impulse
- temptation
- thrill
- relaxation
- goodwill
- optimism
- agony
- envy
- nostalgia
- resentment
- euphoria
- frustration
- yearning
- anxiety
- despair