Time – A2–B1
The A2–B1 Time deck teaches 18 words for scheduling work and study: term, shift, slot, interval, pause, intermission. You'll understand when someone talks about a school term or a work shift, and you'll be able to say you missed a session or how often something happens. Useful if you want to talk about work or school scheduling in English.
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What you'll be able to do
- Talk about your work shift or school term.
- Say you missed a session or need a pause.
- Express how frequently something happens.
- Distinguish the majority from the minority.
- Book a time slot or interval.
Try the first 5 cards
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Time and the calendar in Hungarian
Hungarian builds sun-time words from two short parts: napfelkelte (sunrise) is nap, the sun, plus felkelte, its rising, and naplemente (sunset) works the same way. This A2–B1 English–Hungarian deck also covers the calendar (évtized, század, szezon), deadlines (határidő, elhalasztani, beosztás) and the parts of the night (hajnal, alkonyat, éjfél).
The single word szünet covers both a pause at work and an intermission at the theatre, so a small hint shows which one is meant. The first five cards (season, term, majority, session, limit) are playable without registering, and nagykorúság (majority) is a good one to hear aloud.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who need to talk about schedules and deadlines.
- Expats working shifts or fixed terms with Hungarian colleagues.
- Teachers preparing a lesson on time expressions and the calendar.
What it’s good for
- Calendar: szezon, évtized, század, időszak.
- Work time: határidő, műszak, beosztás, időtartam.
- Day and night: hajnal, napfelkelte, naplemente, alkonyat, éjfél.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- season
- term
- majority
- session
- limit
- shift
- minority
- conclusion
- occasion
- frequency
- absence
- slot
- pause
- nap
- eternity
- interval
- fortnight
- intermission
- decade
- century
- moment
- deadline
- postpone
- duration
- schedule
- timely
- annual
- quarter
- midnight
- sunrise
- sunset
- dawn
- dusk
- timing
- prompt