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    Hungarian-English, Simple Hungarian, Conversational Topics, Elementary Level: Simple Hungarian, #2
    Hungarian-English, Simple Hungarian, Conversational Topics, Elementary Level: Simple Hungarian, #2
    Hungarian-English, Simple Hungarian, Conversational Topics, Elementary Level: Simple Hungarian, #2
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    Hungarian-English, Simple Hungarian, Conversational Topics, Elementary Level: Simple Hungarian, #2

    By Alexander Pavlenko

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    This book is designed to help students of Hungarian speak on a variety of topics at a very early stage. All the topics contain the same elementary Hungarian grammar structures, so that the students could use them again and again. The stories are told in a very simple way.

    Simple Hungarian Series is based on the Speech Plasma Method. The Speech Plasma Method uses special Speech Fluency Drills to generate a super active area, “speech plasma”, thus producing all the necessary conditions for spontaneous, automatic speech. Once created in your mind, speech plasma acts as a stimulator for further language learning. The bigger and stronger your speech plasma grows, the more fluently you speak, the easier it is to absorb new words and grammar rules, the faster you read, and the better you understand oral texts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlexander Pavlenko
    Release dateDec 12, 2015
    ISBN9781519991430
    Hungarian-English, Simple Hungarian, Conversational Topics, Elementary Level: Simple Hungarian, #2

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      Hungarian-English, Simple Hungarian, Conversational Topics, Elementary Level - Alexander Pavlenko

      Table of Contents

      HUNGARIAN-ENGLISH

      HUNGARIAN-ENGLISH

      SIMPLE HUNGARIAN

      CONVERSATIONAL TOPICS

      ELEMENTARY LEVEL

      By

      Alexander Pavlenko

      AMAZON EDITION

      *****

      PUBLISHED BY:

      Sapcrystals plc

      Hungarian-English

      Simple Hungarian

      Conversational Topics

      Elementary Level

      Copyright © 2013 Alexander Pavlenko

      www.sapcrystals.com

      ––––––––

      Foreword

      This book is designed to help students of Hungarian speak on a variety of topics at a very early stage. All the topics contain the same elementary Hungarian grammar structures, so that the students could use them again and again. The stories are told in a very simple way.

      Simple Hungarian Series is based on the Speech Plasma Method. The Speech Plasma Method uses special Speech Fluency Drills to generate a super active area, speech plasma, thus producing all the necessary conditions for spontaneous, automatic speech. Once created in your mind, speech plasma acts as a stimulator for further language learning. The bigger and stronger your speech plasma grows, the more fluently you speak, the easier it is to absorb new words and grammar rules, the faster you read, and the better you understand oral texts.

      CONTENTS

      FIFTY TOPICS ON Present Simple

      1. Szállás Accommodation

      2. Bankok Banks

      3. Születésnapok és névnapok Birthdays and Name Days

      4. Könyvek Books

      5. Reggeli Breakfast

      6. Testvérek Brothers and Sisters

      7. Autók Cars

      8. Mozik Cinemas

      9. Megfázások és influenza Colds and Flu

      10. Kollégák / Osztálytársak Colleagues / Classmates

      11. Vacsora Dinner

      12. Család Family

      13. Híres emberek Famous People

      14. Kedvenc ételek Favourite Foods

      15. Barátok Friends

      16. Bútor Furniture

      17. Kertészkedés Gardening

      18. Nagyszülők Grandparents

      19. Káros szokások Harmful Habits

      20. Hobbik Hobbies

      21. Vakáció / Szabadság Holidays

      22. Szállodák Hotels

      23. Házimunka Household Chores

      24. Városi élet Life in the City

      25. Vidéki élet Life in the Country

      26. Lottó Lottery

      27. Ebéd Lunch

      28. Milliomosok Millionaires

      29. Pénz Money

      30. A városom My City

      31. Az országom My Country

      32. A munkanapom My Working Day

      33. Az ideális házam My Ideal House

      34. Önmagam Myself

      35. Távolsági buszon On a Coach

      36. Repülőgépen On a Plane

      37. Vonaton On a Train

      38. Bulik Parties

      39. Személyiség Personality

      40. Háziállatok Pets

      41. Ünnepnapok Public Holidays

      42. Tömegközlekedés Public Transport

      43. Éttermek Restaurants

      44. Tengerek és óceánok Seas and Oceans

      45. Iskola School

      46. Taxik Taxis

      47. Tanárok Teachers

      48. Televízió Television

      49. Színházak Theatres

      50. Hétvégék Weekends

      SPECIAL TRAINING DRILLS ON Past Simple

      FIFTY TOPICS ON Past Simple

      ––––––––

      1. Szállás

      A szállás manapság nagy problémát jelent. Élhetsz egy lakásban vagy egy családi házban. A városokban a legtöbb ember lakásokban él. A nagy városokban csak nagyon gazdag emberek lakhatnak házban. A tanulók gyakran megosztják a lakásokat. A fiatal családok gyakran bérelnek lakást. Szerencsére, nekem van lakásom. Egy emeletes házban lakom Budapesten. 3 helyiség van a lakásomban: egy konyha, egy nappali és egy hálószoba. Sajnos, a lakásomban kicsi a fürdőszoba. A lakásomnak központi fűtése van. Szép kilátás van a lakásomból. Az ablakai a parkra néznek. Nagyon kényelmes és szép. Nagyon szeretem.

      1. Accommodation

      Accommodation is a big problem these days. You can live in a flat or in a house. In cities most people live in flats. Only very rich people can live in houses in cities. Students usually share flats. Young families often rent flats. Fortunately, I have a flat. I live in a block of flats in Budapest. There are three rooms in my flat: a kitchen, a living room and a bedroom. Unfortunately, there isn’t a big bathroom in my flat. It has central heating. My flat has a nice view. Its windows overlook the park. It is very comfortable and nice. I really like it.

      1. Probléma manapság a szállás?

      2. A városokban többnyire hol laknak az emberek?

      3. Miért laknak lakásokban?

      4. Mit csinálnak általában a tanulók?

      5. Mit csinálnak gyakran a fiatal családok?

      6. Neked van lakásod?

      7. Hány szoba van a lakásodban?

      8. Mik azok?

      9. Nagy fürdőszoba is van?

      10. Milyen kilátással rendelkezik a lakás?

      1. Is accommodation a problem today?

      2. Where do most people live in cities?

      3. Why do they live in flats?

      4. What do students usually do?

      5. What do young families often do?

      6. Do you have a flat?

      7. How many rooms are there in your flat?

      8. What are they?

      9. Is there a big bathroom, too?

      10. What view does the flat have?

      2. Bankok

      A bankok nagyon hasznosak. Ezért van olyan sok bank. A bankoknak sok ügyfelük van. Ott tarthatod a pénzedet. A bankban kölcsönt is fel lehet venni. Hitelkártyával is lehet fizetni. A hitelkártyák nagyon hasznosak külföldön. Nagyon gyakran használom a hitelkártyámat. És persze van egy bankszámlám is. A számlámon nincs sok pénz. A bankom az összes számlámat kifizeti a folyószámlámról. A házam közelében van egy bank. De nem megyek bankba túl gyakran. Az interneten keresztül is rendezhetem a számlámat. Ez nagyon kényelmes.

      2. Banks

      Banks are very useful. That’s why there are a lot of banks. Banks have got a lot of clients. You can keep your money there. You can also take out a loan from a bank. You can also pay by credit card. Credit cards are very helpful abroad. I use my credit card very often. And of course, I have a bank account, too. There isn’t much money in my account. The bank pays all my bills from my account. There is a bank near my house. But I don’t go to the bank very often. I can also manage my account on the Internet. It is very convenient.

      1. Mit gondolsz a bankokról?

      2. Mit tarthatsz a bankban?

      3. Hogy tudsz készpénz nélkül fizetni?

      4. Hol hasznosak különösképpen a hitelkártyák?

      5. Milyen gyakran használod a hitelkártyádat?

      6. Van bankszámlád is?

      7. Sok pénz van a számládon?

      8. Saját magad fizeted a számláidat vagy a bankod segít neked?

      9. Gyakran jársz a bankba?

      10. Tudod az interneten keresztül is rendezni a számládat?

      1. What do you think of banks?

      2. What can you keep in a bank?

      3. How can you pay without cash?

      4. Where are credit cards especially helpful?

      5. How often do you use your credit card?

      6. Have you got a bank account, too?

      7. Is there a lot of money in your account?

      8. Do you pay your bills yourself or does the bank help you?

      9. Do you often go to the bank?

      10. Can you manage your account on the Internet?

      3. Születésnapok és névnapok

      A kedvenc napom a születésnapom. Nagyon kedvelem a születésnapokat. Születésnapodra sok ajándékot kaphatsz. Novemberben van a születésnapom. Mindig megünneplem. Az összes barátomat meghívom a születésnapi bulimra. Általában körülbelül húsz ember van a születésnapi bulimon. Az édesanyám mindig süt egy nagy tortát a születésnapomra. És sok ajándék van a szobámban. Kár, hogy nem ma van a születésnapi bulim. Van névnapom is. Magyarországon mindenkinek van névnapja. Az én névnapom februárban van. Névnapra is kaphatsz ajándékot. De én nem ünneplem meg.

      3. Birthdays and Name Days

      My birthday is my favourite day. I like birthdays very much. You can get a lot of presents for your birthday. My birthday is in November. I always celebrate it. I invite all my friends to my

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