Health and body care – B1–B2
This advanced health deck teaches words like therapy, pulse, vaccine, pneumonia and nervous system. At B1–B2 level you'll understand the vocabulary of medical news, patient leaflets and more serious health conversations. It helps if you need to express yourself precisely at a medical appointment abroad, or read a health article in English. 28 words in this part.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll understand medical news with words like vaccine or pneumonia
- You'll describe exactly what you feel: a pulse, pain or numbness
- You'll recognise terms on patient leaflets like injection or vitamin
- You'll talk about serious illnesses like malaria or tuberculosis
- You'll expand your vocabulary to handle a medical visit abroad with confidence
Try the first 5 cards
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Hungarian for the doctor: from torok to tüdőgyulladás
At a Hungarian clinic or pharmacy you need exact words. This B1–B2 deck teaches 35 health terms, from torok (throat) and gerinc (spine) to injekció, gyógyszer and műtét (surgery). Note how Hungarian builds long words: tüdőgyulladás, pneumonia, is simply tüdő (lung) plus gyulladás (inflammation).
The first five cards – terápia, torok, gerinc, öl, pulzus – are free to try without registering, with audio. Many words, like vitamin and penicillin, look familiar, but the stress is always on the first syllable in Hungarian, so listen before you say them.
Who it’s for
- English speakers at B1–B2 level who see a Hungarian doctor or pharmacist.
- Nurses, carers and medical students working in a Hungarian-speaking team.
- Teachers preparing a lesson on health and the body.
What it’s good for
- Describing symptoms and illnesses: hányás, bénulás, tüdőgyulladás.
- Naming organs: máj, vese, tüdő, bél, húgyhólyag.
- Care and treatment: oltóanyag, hőmérő, masszázs, röntgenfelvétel.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- therapy
- throat
- spine
- lap
- pulse
- vitamin
- vaccine
- injection
- X-ray
- waist
- pneumonia
- malaria
- tuberculosis
- medication
- vomit
- thermometer
- paralysis
- eyebrow
- massage
- mask
- penicillin
- eyelid
- eyelash
- fingernail
- virus
- toenail
- neurosis
- surgery
- liver
- kidney
- intestine
- bladder
- esophagus
- lung
- vein