Fish – A0–C1
This 35-word deck teaches fish names from A0 to C1 — from everyday salmon and tuna to more exotic species like swordfish, barracuda, and sturgeon. You'll understand seafood menus, follow nature documentaries, and recognize words tied to fishing and aquarium fish. A solid base for ordering at a restaurant abroad, shopping at a fish market, or talking about a fishing trip.
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What you'll be able to do
- Understand seafood options on a restaurant menu.
- Recognize common fish types: salmon, tuna, cod, trout.
- Read fish names in nature documentaries or fishing articles.
- Tell freshwater and saltwater fish apart: carp, pike, shark.
- Talk about aquarium fish like goldfish and guppy.
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Fish in Hungarian: from the fish counter to the aquarium
This A0–C1 English–Hungarian deck teaches 35 fish words: the kinds you see at the fish counter (lazac, tőkehal, tonhal, hering, makréla), river and lake fish (pisztráng, ponty, csuka, sügér, harcsa) and aquarium pets (aranyhal, guppi). It also covers predators (cápa, barrakuda), the fisherman (halász) and fishing (horgászás).
Hungarian builds names from hal, fish: aranyhal is goldfish, kardhal is swordfish and csikóhal is sea horse. Try the first five cards – fish, salmon, cod, tuna, trout – without registering, with audio in both languages.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who order fish in restaurants or at a market.
- Anglers who want to chat with Hungarian fishing friends.
- Teachers planning a lesson on fish and fishing.
What it’s good for
- Read a Hungarian menu: lazac, tonhal, hering, makréla, szardínia.
- Name freshwater fish: pisztráng, ponty, csuka, harcsa.
- Spot the hal ending in aranyhal, kardhal and csikóhal.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- fish
- salmon
- cod
- tuna
- trout
- bass
- carp
- herring
- mackerel
- sardine
- anchovy
- haddock
- halibut
- fisherman
- plaice
- eel
- pike
- perch
- catfish
- swordfish
- shark
- flounder
- stingray
- tilapia
- sturgeon
- marlin
- barracuda
- goldfish
- guppy
- minnow
- fishing
- bream
- anglerfish
- hake
- sea horse