Possession and transfer – A0–A1
This 32-word A0-A1 deck teaches the most basic verbs of owning and trading things: get, give, buy, sell, borrow, save, rent. You'll learn how to say something is yours, how to haggle with a market seller, and how to explain in simple words that you're buying or selling something. This level is for complete beginners, built around everyday shopping and trading verbs.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say in simple words what you bought or sold.
- Haggle with a seller at a market.
- Explain when you're borrowing or lending something.
- Say what you're saving for and what you're renting.
- Say what belongs to you and what you're keeping.
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Giving, taking, buying and selling in Hungarian
This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck has 35 cards about giving, taking, buying and selling: adni (give), venni (buy), eladni (sell) and vinni (carry). Hungarian builds some verbs from smaller pieces: eladni is el plus adni, and elvenni (take) is el plus venni.
Borrowing and lending share a root: kölcsönkérni is to borrow and kölcsönadni is to lend, both built on kölcsön (loan). You can spin the first five giving-and-taking cards (take, find, earn, give, keep) without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want to talk about shopping and money.
- Expats who buy, pay and send things in daily life.
- Teachers planning a lesson on buying and selling.
What it’s good for
- Giving and taking: adni, elvenni, hozni, küldeni, kapni.
- Money: fizetni, költeni, megtakarítani, nyerni, elveszíteni.
- Shopping: vásárolni, eladni, venni, bérelni, alkudni.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- take
- find
- earn
- give
- keep
- put
- hand
- carry
- pay
- win
- buy
- bring
- lend
- price
- share
- save
- store
- welcome
- sell
- spend
- shop
- draw
- collect
- borrow
- market
- bill
- send
- award
- rent
- receive
- tip
- bargain
- gift
- exchange
- lose