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Reptiles and amphibians – A0–C1

This 35-word deck covers reptiles and amphibians from A0 to C1 level: starting with simple words like snake and frog, you'll reach precise species names like komodo dragon, axolotl, and tuatara. You'll tell a crocodile apart from an alligator and a caiman, and recognize venomous snakes by name (cobra, python, viper, mamba). The list is ideal for watching wildlife documentaries or chatting during a zoo visit.

35 cards
EN → HU
Reptiles and amphibians – A0–C1
Reptiles and amphibians – A0–C1 35 cards
HUF 200

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What you'll be able to do

  • Name the basic reptiles and amphibians (snake, frog, turtle, lizard).
  • Tell a crocodile, an alligator, and a caiman apart (crocodile, alligator, caiman).
  • Recognize venomous snake species in a documentary (cobra, python, viper, mamba).
  • Talk about rarer species like the komodo dragon or the axolotl (komodo dragon, axolotl).
  • Follow a zoo guide or nature documentary in English.

Try the first 5 cards

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Reptiles and amphibians in Hungarian: kígyó, béka, gyík

This A0–C1 English–Hungarian deck teaches the cold-blooded animals from kígyó (snake) and béka (frog) to krokodil, kaméleon and komodói sárkány (komodo dragon). Many names are close to English, so krokodil, iguána and szalamandra are quick wins, while gőte (newt) and varangy (toad) need a card of their own.

Hungarian has one word, teknős, where English uses three: turtle, tortoise and terrapin. The deck marks the difference with short hints such as ‘land’ and ‘water’. Try the first five cards – snake, frog, dinosaur, turtle, crocodile – without an account, and notice how a long word like csörgőkígyó (rattlesnake) is just csörgő (‘rattle’) plus kígyó (‘snake’).

Who it’s for

  • English speakers learning Hungarian who want animal words for the zoo, a trip or a school project.
  • Beginners who enjoy picture-led words like kígyó, béka and dinoszaurusz.
  • Teachers who need the Hungarian side of a reptile or dinosaur topic.

What it’s good for

  • First animals: kígyó, béka, teknős, krokodil, gyík.
  • Snakes: kobra, vipera, csörgőkígyó, piton, anakonda.
  • Amphibians and rarities: varangy, gőte, szalamandra, axolotl, kaméleon.

What's in this set?

The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.

  • snake
  • frog
  • dinosaur
  • turtle
  • crocodile
  • lizard
  • toad
  • newt
  • salamander
  • alligator
  • gecko
  • iguana
  • chameleon
  • cobra
  • python
  • viper
  • rattlesnake
  • tortoise
  • terrapin
  • boa
  • adder
  • anaconda
  • mamba
  • skink
  • caiman
  • bullfrog
  • tree frog
  • axolotl
  • slowworm
  • grass snake
  • garter snake
  • komodo dragon
  • monitor lizard
  • sea turtle
  • tuatara