Professions I.

Movie Posters Lost Their Titles!

Each movie had a title — and that title was a profession.
But somehow… all the titles disappeared from the posters! 😱

Your mission:
Read the cards carefully and try to match each one with the correct profession.
If you do it right, you’ll unlock a vocabulary list of Hungarian jobs!! 🍿👀

🎬 Mit mutat a plakát? / What job does the poster show?

📘 Szótár / Dictionary

Magyar English Magyar English



Quick game with these words? 🎮


In this memory game you can practice Hungarian job names introduced above. You get 8 random jobs in each round. On one card you can listen to the word in Hungarian, and on its matching card you’ll see the icon. You can also choose whether you want the word to be shown in writing or if you just want to hear it.

Play as many times as you like — every round gives you a new set of 8 words. Have fun, and see how many pairs you can find!





Let’s put these jobs into context! 🏫🏥🚖


You’ll see a photo. The question to answer with each of them is: “Ki dolgozik itt?” (Who works here?). Look at the picture and press the microphone icon to say your answer out loud.

👉 Example: if you see a school photo, the correct answer is: “A tanár.”
Make sure to use the right definite article (a or az), because the task only accepts the answer when it’s correct!

Note: No new words here — all the jobs are the same ones you’ve already practiced in the previous tasks on this sheet.

Have fun with it, too!

Ki dolgozik itt?

Jelenlegi kép

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It’s fun, flexible, and builds real fluency — one word at a time.