Work and jobs – A0–A1 – 002
The second, 21-word part of the series (A0-A1) further expands job vocabulary: office and legal roles (boss, assistant, lawyer, clerk, editor), creative professions (photographer, painter, composer), and a few less everyday occupations (barber, psychologist, hunter, fighter). You'll name who's in charge at a workplace (boss, expert, businessman), describe work tasks and appointments (task, appointment, labour), and talk about athletes too (athlete, fighter). A good continuation if you want to add nuance to the basic professions from part one.
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What you'll be able to do
- Name office and legal roles (boss, assistant, lawyer, clerk, editor).
- Talk about creative professions (photographer, painter, composer).
- Describe work tasks and appointments (task, appointment, labour, bonus).
- Recognize a few less common occupations (barber, psychologist, hunter, fighter).
- Talk about athletes and experts (athlete, expert, businessman).
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Jobs and professions in Hungarian
Some Hungarian job names are neat compounds: a zeneszerző (composer) is a ‘music writer’ and an autószerelő (mechanic) a ‘car fitter’. This A0–A1 English–Hungarian deck covers health and law (orvos, ápoló, ügyvéd, pszichológus), food jobs (szakács, pék, pincér, pénztáros) and the arts (zenész, énekes, színész, festő).
Főnök means boss, while vezető is a manager or leader, so learn the pair together. Try the first five cards – labour, boss, guard, shop assistant, lawyer – without registering.
Who it’s for
- English speakers learning Hungarian who work with Hungarian colleagues.
- Learners who want to say what they do for a living.
- Teachers preparing a lesson about jobs.
What it’s good for
- Professions: orvos, tanár, ápoló, ügyvéd, mérnök.
- Food and shop jobs: szakács, pék, pincér, pénztáros.
- The arts: zenész, énekes, színész, festő, zeneszerző.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- labour
- boss
- guard
- shop assistant
- lawyer
- musician
- editor
- expert
- appointment
- manager
- pilot
- police officer
- photographer
- maker
- athlete
- clerk
- businessman
- painter
- composer
- barber
- psychologist
- nurse
- teacher
- driver
- chef
- farmer
- engineer
- mechanic
- secretary
- cashier
- singer
- actor
- waiter
- baker
- doctor