Sea animals – B2–C1
This 20-word deck gives you the rarer, more precise names of sea creatures at B2-C1 level: oyster, mussel, and lobster will be familiar not just from a menu but from marine-biology texts too. You'll tell an octopus, a squid, and a cuttlefish apart, and talk about relatives of the seal like the walrus, sea lion, and manatee. The list equips you for nature documentaries, science articles, and aquarium visits.
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What you'll be able to do
- Order oysters, mussels, or lobster from a menu (oyster, mussel, lobster).
- Tell an octopus, a squid, and a cuttlefish apart (octopus, squid, cuttlefish).
- Talk about the walrus, sea lion, and manatee (walrus, sea lion, manatee).
- Recognize a jellyfish and a starfish in a documentary (jellyfish, starfish).
- Understand articles about the ocean food chain (plankton, krill).
Try the first 5 cards
Click a card to flip it. Image, audio and both languages — just like real study.
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Sea animals in Hungarian for advanced learners
This B2–C1 English–Hungarian deck takes you through the sea in Hungarian: angolna (eel), homár (lobster), osztriga (oyster), kékkagyló (mussel) and tintahal (squid), then polip (octopus), medúza (jellyfish), korall (coral) and cápa (shark). Several names are compounds worth taking apart: csikóhal is ‘foal fish’ (sea horse), tengeri csillag is ‘sea star’ (starfish) and kardszárnyú delfin (orca) literally means ‘sword-winged dolphin’.
At this level a plain translation is not enough, so each card comes with a picture, audio in both languages and an example sentence. Try the first five cards – eel, lobster, oyster, mussel, squid – without registering, and notice that the Hungarian for several of them, such as kagyló, covers more than one English shellfish.
Who it’s for
- Advanced English speakers learning Hungarian who want vocabulary beyond the basic fish and chips level.
- Learners who read Hungarian nature articles or watch Hungarian documentaries.
- Travellers to the Adriatic or Balaton region who would like to read a Hungarian seafood menu.
What it’s good for
- From the menu: angolna, homár, osztriga, kékkagyló, garnélarák.
- Reef and shore life: korall, tengeri rózsa, tengeri sün, remeterák.
- Big animals: cápa, rozmár, kardszárnyú delfin, kék bálna, cetcápa.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- eel
- lobster
- oyster
- mussel
- squid
- octopus
- cuttlefish
- krill
- barnacle
- jellyfish
- starfish
- sea urchin
- sea horse
- walrus
- sea lion
- manatee
- orca
- stingray
- plankton
- conch
- anemone
- shrimp
- coral
- shark
- clam
- anglerfish
- sea turtle
- hermit crab
- sea otter
- barracuda
- sea sponge
- whale shark
- blue whale
- sea snail
- swordfish