Time – A0–A1 – 002
The second A0–A1 part of the Time topic completes the months (January, February, December) and teaches every day of the week from Monday to Sunday, the seasons (spring, autumn, winter), and everyday events: weekend, birthday, holiday, anniversary. With 45 words, you'll say which day or month something happens, plan your weekend, and talk about your calendar. This part is essential if you want to arrange a time or discuss simple plans in English.
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What you'll be able to do
- Name every day of the week and the remaining months.
- Talk about the seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter.
- Arrange a time: at the weekend, tomorrow, tonight.
- Say the date of an important event: birthday, anniversary, holiday.
- Use words related to vacation and free time.
Try the first 5 cards
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Days, months and seasons in Hungarian
In Hungarian the days and months are written with a small letter: hétfő, péntek, január, december. This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck teaches the weekdays (hétfő, kedd, szerda, péntek), months (január, február, december), seasons (tavasz, tél, ősz) and times of day (délután, este, ma este).
Szabadság covers both holiday and vacation, so context decides which English word you need. Flip through the first five cards (stage, January, December, sleep, February) without an account to hear how the month names sound.
Who it’s for
- English speakers who need to arrange a date, a lesson or a trip in Hungarian.
- Learners reading Hungarian timetables, invitations and calendars.
- Teachers building a lesson on weekdays and seasons.
What it’s good for
- Weekdays: hétfő, kedd, szerda, csütörtök, péntek.
- Seasons and months: tavasz, tél, ősz, január.
- Occasions: születésnap, hétvége, évforduló, fesztivál.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- stage
- January
- December
- sleep
- February
- tonight
- tomorrow
- minute
- Friday
- rule
- weekend
- spring
- Sunday
- finish
- winter
- Saturday
- evening
- Monday
- window
- birth
- birthday
- afternoon
- festival
- moon
- holiday
- Tuesday
- Thursday
- Wednesday
- sentence
- vacation
- spell
- autumn
- bit
- chapter
- anniversary