Let’s get familiar with Rob introducing himself!
In this video, you’ll meet Rob, who introduces himself in Hungarian. You can watch the video with or without subtitles — whichever helps you more.
Take your time! Listen to the video as many times as you like until the sentences start to feel familiar. (You will also find a vocabulary list at the end of the sheet.)
Once you’re ready, open the tasks below the video. These will help you understand the text step by step and give you a chance to practice what you’ve learned.
🎧 Watch – 🧠 Understand
The translation says „I”, „my”, „they” and „me”, but I can’t see words for them in the Hungarian sentences.
None of the sample sentences mention cats!
Country names have the same ending: -ban.
Nothing about ferrets, either.
You can’t see any words in „A nevem Robert.” that would mean „am” (to be – like I am, you are, he/she is).
| A nevem … | My name is … |
| A keresztnevem … | My first name is … |
| A családnevem … | My last name is … |
| A becenevem … | My nickname is … |
| keresztnév | first name |
| családnév | last name |
| becenév | nickname |
| él | Lives |
| élek | I live |
| élsz | You live … |
| született | … was born … |
| születtem | I was born … |
| születtél | You were born … |
| elvált | divorced |
| hajadon | unmarried (woman) |
| nőtlen | unmarried (man) |
| özvegy | widow |
| egyedülálló | single |
| családi állapot | marital status |
| hobbi | hobby |
| A szabadidőmben … | In my free time … |
| szeretek … | I like … |
| konditerembe járni | to go to the gym |
| de | But |
| most | Now |
| a barátaim | my friends |
| … -nak hívnak | He/She/It is called (they call him/her/it) …. |
