Possession and transfer – A1–A2
This 29-word A1-A2 deck expands your verbs about owning and exchanging things: offer, accept, exchange, earn, replace, lose, steal. You'll learn how to say something was lost or stolen from you, how to ask for an exchange in a shop, and how to talk about how much you earn or what you're applying for. This level describes more complex situations, like applying for a job or handling an exchange.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say when something was lost or stolen from you.
- Exchange a product in a shop.
- Explain how much you earn and what you're applying for.
- Say when someone offered or accepted something.
- Talk about retiring or giving something up.
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Buying, selling and lending in Hungarian
In this A1–A2 English–Hungarian deck, the Hungarian words for borrow and lend share one root: kölcsönkérni is to borrow and kölcsönad is to lend, both built on kölcsön, a loan. Around them sit the everyday verbs of owning: venni (buy), eladni (sell), cserélni (exchange), kapni (receive) and elveszíteni (lose).
The last cards bring in lopni (steal), kirabolni (rob) and bérleti szerződés (lease), a noun phrase rather than a verb. The first five cards (provide, lose, offer, allow, claim) already cover giving, losing and claiming, and you can play them without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who want to shop, rent and lend.
- Expats dealing with a Hungarian landlord or a market stall.
- Teachers planning a lesson on money and ownership.
What it’s good for
- Trading: venni, eladni, cserélni, kapni.
- Loans and rent: kölcsönkérni, kölcsönad, bérleti szerződés.
- Money and crime: lopni, kirabolni, elveszíteni.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- provide
- lose
- offer
- allow
- claim
- accept
- exchange
- receive
- apply
- raise
- honour
- fail
- seek
- replace
- quit
- earn
- steal
- belong
- rob
- pretend
- communicate
- pour
- beg
- retire
- benefit
- supply
- finance
- harbour
- dump
- borrow
- lend
- buy
- sell
- keep
- lease