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Personal identification – A2–B2 – 003
This 36-word A2–B2 deck continues the personal identification set as part three, adding family and social roles beyond professions (stepfather, stepmother, landlady, villager). You'll understand when someone talks about their birthplace or stepparents, and recognize more advanced professional terms (playwright, archeologist, legislator, orator) in an article or documentary. The list also covers everyday trade roles, from shopkeeper to jeweller.
EN → HU
Personal identification – A2–B2 – 003
Personal identification – A2–B2 – 003
HUF 200
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll talk about stepparents and your birthplace (stepfather, stepmother, birthplace).
- You'll recognize advanced professional terms (playwright, archeologist, legislator).
- You'll name shopkeepers and traders (shopkeeper, salesperson, jeweller).
- You'll understand lawmaker, orator, essayist in a news report.
- You'll talk about manual trades (electrician, craftsman, labourer, workman).
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- playwright
- thinker
- birthplace
- pharmacist
- housekeeper
- electrician
- maestro
- stepfather
- craftsman
- legislator
- stepmother
- theorist
- archeologist
- predictor
- spokeswoman
- lawmaker
- motorist
- workman
- labourer
- landlady
- orator
- villager
- shopkeeper
- salesperson
- jeweller
- iceman
- cellist
- pessimist
- essayist
- newscaster
- aircrew
- masseur
- pawnbroker
- saleswoman
- doorkeeper