Morning routine – A0–B1
This 38-item deck walks through your morning routine minute by minute, from A0 to B1: waking up, turning off the alarm, washing your face, brushing your teeth, getting dressed, then making breakfast or catching the bus. You'll be able to describe your morning at home (making the bed, making coffee) and on the way out (catching the bus, using public transport), plus recognize phrases for slower mornings too (sleeping in, having a lie-in). It's a practical set of everyday verbs and phrases for describing how your day starts, in English.
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What you'll be able to do
- Describe your morning routine step by step in English.
- Use everyday phrases for daily tasks (make the bed, brush your teeth, get dressed).
- Explain how you get from home to work or school.
- Tell the difference between rushed and slow mornings (be in a hurry, sleep in).
- Talk naturally about your morning habits in everyday situations.
Try the first 5 cards
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Your morning routine in Hungarian
Hungarian packs a lot into short verb phrases: felkelni is to get up, felöltözni is to get dressed and fogat mosni is to brush your teeth. This A0–B1 English–Hungarian deck follows the morning from the alarm clock (ébresztőóra) through washing, dressing and coffee (kávét főzni) to the bus (elérni a buszt) and the front door (elmenni otthonról).
English has both have breakfast and eat breakfast, but Hungarian says reggelizni for each, and zuhanyozni covers have a shower and take a shower; small hints on the Hungarian side explain it. Try the first five cards – get up, go to work, go to school, leave home, make the bed – without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want to describe their mornings.
- Expats who live or work with Hungarian speakers.
- Teachers preparing a lesson on habits and daily schedules.
What it’s good for
- Waking up: felébredni, felkelni, leállítani az ébresztőt, tovább aludni.
- Getting ready: felöltözni, fogat mosni, megmosni az arcodat, bepakolni a táskába.
- Breakfast: teát készíteni, kávét főzni, reggelizni, reggelit készíteni.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- get up
- go to work
- go to school
- leave home
- make the bed
- make coffee
- wake up
- make tea
- put on clothes
- have breakfast
- catch the bus
- go to the bathroom
- eat breakfast
- have a shower
- take a shower
- get dressed
- wash your face
- turn off the alarm
- brush your hair
- brush your teeth
- open the curtains
- comb your hair
- coffee
- pajamas
- toast
- breakfast
- water the plants
- get ready
- check your phone
- pack your bag
- prepare breakfast
- alarm clock
- stretch
- sleep in
- have a lie-in