Possession and commerce – A0–A1 – 002
This 13-word A0-A1 deck (part 2 of the series) rounds out part 1's money basics with a few more colorful words: coin, treasure, fortune, diamond, bargain, fare. With these words you can talk about getting a good deal, name the coins in your pocket, and follow a simple story about treasure or fortune. A small, easy bite for beginners.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say when you've gotten a good deal: it's a bargain.
- Name the coins in your pocket: coin, penny.
- Pay the fare on a bus or in a taxi.
- Understand a simple story about treasure or fortune.
- Talk about a slice of bread or cake.
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Money, shopping and ownership in Hungarian
This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck teaches everyday money words: buying and selling (venni, eladni, olcsó, drága, jó vétel), paying (készpénz, hitelkártya, nyugta, visszajáró) and valuables (ajándék, érme, kincs, gyémánt).
The Hungarian verb keresni means both to earn and to look for, so context decides. Try the first five cards – gift, bonus, pay, diamond, fortune – without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who shop at a Hungarian market or supermarket.
- Visitors who want to follow a price or a receipt.
- Teachers preparing a lesson about money.
What it’s good for
- Shopping: bolt, piac, szupermarket, kosár, kedvezmény.
- Paying: fizetni, készpénz, pénztárca, számla, nyugta.
- Money habits: költeni, megtakarítani, kölcsönkérni, adósság.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- gift
- bonus
- pay
- diamond
- fortune
- coin
- treasure
- basket
- penny
- slice
- bargain
- fare
- supermarket
- buy
- sell
- dollar
- cheap
- expensive
- cost
- save
- spend
- wallet
- cash
- credit card
- debt
- borrow
- bank
- market
- shop
- receipt
- discount
- change
- afford
- bill
- earn