Starter / Pre-A1

A longer beginner bridge for Hungarian: sounds, survival phrases, daily-use dialogues, practical case chunks, and first micro-stories before A1.

Start here before A1

Hungarian can feel difficult at the beginning, so this Starter path gives you more time with the language before full A1 stories. Work through the lessons slowly, repeat the dialogues aloud, and use the reader modes to move from supported text to original Hungarian.

Recognition target

300-500 common words, phrase chunks, and short formulas.

Active target

100-150 phrases you can say, adapt, or answer with.

A1 readiness

Short supported paragraphs, slow TTS, daily dialogues, and simple rehearsed answers.

How to study

  1. Listen with browser voice or recorded audio when available.
  2. Read in expanded mode first, then hover mode, then original mode.
  3. Repeat the dialogue aloud and swap one word to make it personal.
  4. Reread older lessons every few days before adding new ones.
Hungarian sounds and long vowels
Starter #1 • 2026-04-25

Hungarian sounds and long vowels

Greetings and politeness
Starter #2 • 2026-04-25

Greetings and politeness

Yes, no, please, thanks, sorry
Starter #3 • 2026-04-25

Yes, no, please, thanks, sorry

I do not understand. Repeat, please
Starter #4 • 2026-04-25

I do not understand. Repeat, please

Numbers 0-20
Starter #5 • 2026-04-25

Numbers 0-20

Days, time, and today
Starter #6 • 2026-04-25

Days, time, and today

I am. My name is
Starter #7 • 2026-04-25

I am. My name is

Nationality and languages
Starter #8 • 2026-04-25

Nationality and languages

This is. That is
Starter #9 • 2026-04-25

This is. That is

I have. I do not have
Starter #10 • 2026-04-25

I have. I do not have

My family and people
Starter #11 • 2026-04-25

My family and people

First mini-story about me
Starter #12 • 2026-04-25

First mini-story about me

Food and drinks
Starter #13 • 2026-04-25

Food and drinks

Cafe basic order
Starter #14 • 2026-04-25

Cafe basic order

I would like, please
Starter #15 • 2026-04-25

I would like, please

Prices and paying
Starter #16 • 2026-04-25

Prices and paying

In the shop
Starter #17 • 2026-04-25

In the shop

Mini-story at the cafe
Starter #18 • 2026-04-25

Mini-story at the cafe

Where is the place?
Starter #19 • 2026-04-25

Where is the place?

In / at / on place chunks
Starter #20 • 2026-04-25

In / at / on place chunks

To a place chunks
Starter #21 • 2026-04-25

To a place chunks

From a place chunks
Starter #22 • 2026-04-25

From a place chunks

Transport and directions
Starter #23 • 2026-04-25

Transport and directions

Mini-dialogue in the city
Starter #24 • 2026-04-25

Mini-dialogue in the city

Home and room
Starter #25 • 2026-04-25

Home and room

Daily actions
Starter #26 • 2026-04-25

Daily actions

Work, study, and free time
Starter #27 • 2026-04-25

Work, study, and free time

Weather and clothes
Starter #28 • 2026-04-25

Weather and clothes

Health and feelings
Starter #29 • 2026-04-25

Health and feelings

Mini-story: my day
Starter #30 • 2026-04-25

Mini-story: my day

With me, with you, with a friend
Starter #31 • 2026-04-25

With me, with you, with a friend

To me, for me: basic dative chunks
Starter #32 • 2026-04-25

To me, for me: basic dative chunks

Asking for help
Starter #33 • 2026-04-25

Asking for help

Making simple plans
Starter #34 • 2026-04-25

Making simple plans

Simple opinions: I like
Starter #35 • 2026-04-25

Simple opinions: I like

Mini-dialogue: meeting a friend
Starter #36 • 2026-04-25

Mini-dialogue: meeting a friend

Review: core phrases
Starter #37 • 2026-04-25

Review: core phrases

Review: common words
Starter #38 • 2026-04-25

Review: common words

First longer supported reading
Starter #39 • 2026-04-25

First longer supported reading

Ready for A1 checklist
Starter #40 • 2026-04-25

Ready for A1 checklist