News and current affairs – A0–A1
This 27-word package gives the most basic vocabulary for news and current affairs, at A0–A1 level. You'll understand simple news sentences about war, crime, or accidents, and you'll recognize words like vote, law, or danger. The vocabulary helps you follow short news items about earthquakes, floods, and robberies without looking up every word. This is the first step into reading the news.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll understand simple news sentences about war and crime.
- You'll recognize basic public-affairs words: law, vote, danger.
- You'll say when an emergency or accident has happened.
- You'll follow short news items about earthquakes, floods, and robberies.
- You'll expand your vocabulary with words like judge, soldier, thief.
Try the first 5 cards
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News and current affairs in Hungarian
Hungarian hírek is plural, so you say a hírek jók, while English treats news as a singular word. This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck covers public life (szavazni, törvény, beszéd, nyilatkozat), disasters (baleset, árvíz, földrengés, vészhelyzet) and the media (riporter, újságíró, főcím, cikk, magazin).
Some words look familiar, such as televízió, rádió and internet, which makes a good start for a beginner. Try the first five cards – háború, hírek, harc, szavazni, internet – without an account.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want to follow the news.
- Readers of Hungarian headlines and online articles.
- Teachers planning a lesson on the media.
What it’s good for
- Public life: szavazni, törvény, beszéd, zászló.
- Emergencies: baleset, árvíz, földrengés, veszély.
- The media: riporter, interjú, főcím, újságíró, cikk.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- war
- news
- fight
- vote
- internet
- judge
- speech
- pollution
- public
- law
- attack
- statement
- crime
- murder
- emergency
- accident
- danger
- flag
- soldier
- television
- flood
- slave
- radio
- panic
- earthquake
- robbery
- thief
- reporter
- interview
- headline
- broadcast
- journalist
- editor
- article
- magazine