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Hungarian Stories for Absolute Beginners

Start reading in Hungarian with familiar tales, short sentences and simple language. Listen to the audio and use the English translation whenever you need support.

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Illustration for the scene “How Red-Cap got her name”

Scene 1 · Absolute Beginner

Hogyan kapta Piroska a nevét

How Red-Cap got her name

Hungarian

Van egy kedves kislány.

English translation

There is a kind little girl.

Hungarian

A nagymamája nagyon szereti.

English translation

Her grandmother loves her very much.

Hungarian

Egy piros sapkát ad neki.

English translation

She gives her a red cap.

Hungarian

A kislány nagyon szereti ezt a sapkát.

English translation

The little girl loves this cap very much.

Hungarian

Mindig ezt viseli.

English translation

She always wears it.

Hungarian

Ezért mindenki Piroskának hívja.

English translation

That's why everyone calls her Little Red Riding Hood.

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Is this Pre-A1 or A0 Hungarian?

Pre-A1 is a CEFR term; A0 is also used informally for learners starting out. Absolute Beginner is LingoPlasty’s easiest story band, rather than a formal CEFR grade. Try the sample with its illustrations, audio and English support to judge whether it feels comfortable.

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