Objects and tools – A0–A1 – 007
This 35-card A0–A1 deck covers everyday objects and tools: kitchen things (kanál – spoon, evőkanál – tablespoon, serpenyő – pan, habverő – whisk), tools (kalapács – hammer, fűrész – saw, csavarhúzó – screwdriver, létra – ladder), school and office supplies (ceruza – pencil, olló – scissors, tűzőgép – stapler, ragasztó – glue) and things at home (törölköző – towel, párna – pillow, takaró – blanket). Every card has a picture, audio in English and Hungarian and an example sentence, and you practise both directions with separate progress.
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What you'll be able to do
- Name kitchen things: spoon, tablespoon, pan, whisk, mug.
- Ask for tools for a DIY job: hammer, saw, screwdriver, ladder.
- Find school and office supplies: pencil, notebook, scissors, stapler, glue.
- Name things around the home: towel, pillow, blanket, umbrella, key.
Try the first 5 cards
Click a card to flip it. Image, audio and both languages — just like real study.
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Everyday objects and tools in Hungarian
Hungarian object names often describe what the thing does: a screwdriver is a csavarhúzó, a ‘screw-puller’, and a stapler is a tűzőgép, a ‘stapling machine’. This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck gathers objects from the kitchen (kanál, serpenyő, habverő), the toolbox (kalapács, fűrész, létra), the school bag (ceruza, olló, ragasztó) and the home (törölköző, párna, takaró).
Hungarian adds a suffix where English uses a preposition: with a spoon is kanállal, with scissors is ollóval. The first five cards (wool, balloon, cleaner, spoon, wheelchair) are free to try without an account on this page.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want words for things around the house.
- Anyone who cooks, cleans or does DIY with Hungarian speakers.
- Teachers preparing a lesson about the home.
What it’s good for
- Kitchen: kanál, evőkanál, serpenyő, habverő, bögre.
- Tools: kalapács, fűrész, csavarhúzó, létra, vödör.
- School and office: ceruza, jegyzetfüzet, olló, tűzőgép, ragasztó.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- wool
- balloon
- cleaner
- spoon
- wheelchair
- bra
- drawer
- sweater
- perfume
- skate
- violin
- napkin
- tablespoon
- hammer
- scissors
- pencil
- ladder
- towel
- mug
- pillow
- bucket
- screwdriver
- blanket
- notebook
- saw
- umbrella
- stapler
- whisk
- tape
- glue
- pan
- sponge
- hook
- key
- tongs