Perception – A0–A1
This 18-word A0-A1 starter deck teaches the most basic English verbs of perception: see, look, watch, hear, feel, and smell. With these you can already build simple sentences about what's around you in your first weeks of learning. You'll also learn to say when you miss, hide, or find something — verbs that carry a huge share of everyday conversation. Built for complete beginners, using only simple, high-frequency words.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say what you see, hear, and feel (see, hear, feel).
- Tell the difference between looking and watching (look, watch, focus).
- Describe finding, hiding, or missing something (find, hide, miss).
- Use core perception verbs in simple sentences from day one.
Try the first 5 cards
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The senses in Hungarian
This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck has 35 cards about the senses: the body parts szem (eye), orr (nose) and fül (ear), the things you sense (hang, illat, látás) and verbs like látni (see), hallani (hear) and észrevenni (notice).
English separates look and watch, but Hungarian uses nézni for both, so one word covers two cards. The same goes for gaze and stare, both bámulni. The first five sense words (see, look, find, show, feel) can be played without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want to describe what they see and hear.
- Learners who mix up the Hungarian verbs for looking and listening.
- Teachers planning a lesson on the senses.
What it’s good for
- Body: szem, fül, orr.
- Seeing and hearing: látni, nézni, hallani, hallgatni, pislantani.
- Noticing: észrevenni, észlelni, érezni.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- see
- look
- find
- show
- feel
- watch
- hear
- miss
- eye
- listen
- notice
- focus
- hurt
- dream
- spot
- hide
- smell
- display
- touch
- taste
- glance
- sense
- peek
- stare
- blink
- gaze
- detect
- nose
- sight
- sound
- ear
- texture
- audible
- aroma
- scent