Hungarian III.

                                              PS2023

                               Teacher: Mgr. Linda Drahošová Opálená

                                 Email: linda.opalena@mail.muni.cz


Dear students,

I would like to welcome you all in our Hungarian III. course and invite you to get familiar with
the syllabus I have created for you to get better organized and follow your progress with the study
of the subject according to the corresponding weeks.

General rules:

Time: according to your timetable

Place: your designated classroom; For classroom learning, you will need your materials in
electronic or printed form (as recommended by me in the following point). I do allow the students,
who feel their Hungarian is good enough to pass the exam, only to sit the exam at the end of term,
they do not need to come to classes. If you would like to use this option, please inform me via
email.

Materials: Course book: MagyarOK1

You have your materials for this semester ready in IS in your Study Materials folder. You do not
have to print them all, but of course you can. I would recommend printing the TK (Tankönyv or
Student Book) and the MF (Munkafüzet or Workbook) materials because you will have to either write
or make notes in these. There is one additional file MF_Megoldókulcs or the Answer Key for your
Workbook (you will use this to check whether your answers are correct or not), but it is not
necessary to print it. There is generally quite a bit of note taking during the lessons especially
for translation, pronunciation and grammar points and I find it is easier to do it directly in the
printed sheets, but of course you are free to choose your style. You can also find the listening
tracks in the materials. We are going to use these during the lessons. Another part of the
materials are Glossaries with the obligatory vocabulary (I will tell you more about how to use
these in the first lecture) and a Grammar file in English (you are not required to study all this
grammar, it is the grammar file for the whole book, so no worries, I am sure you will manage 😊).

Requirements: You need to pass the final test of 100 points (you need to receive at least 70 points
to pass the subject)

A useful link for checking the suffixes: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/reggel

Study plan according to weeks:

Week 1

This is an orientation week, the lessons on FF start from next week.

Week 2

TK: U5: pages 84-87: vocabulary: types of grocery products; recipes

Week 3

There are no contact lessons as this is a public holiday Thursday in the Czech Republic.

Week 4

TK: U5 pages 88-93: vocabulary revision; grammar: the accusative case with suffix -t; verbs ending
in -s,-sz,-z; speaking and situations: On the market; grammar: demonstrative pronouns with suffixes

Week 5

TK: U5 pages 94-97: grammar: -ik verbs + -s,-sz,-z; vocabulary: food adjectives; reading: What do
Hungarians eat?; grammar: adjectives plural form

Week 6

TK: U5 pages 98-104: vocabulary, speaking, listening: In a restaurant; reading: Restaurants;
vocabulary: cutlery, Hungarian meals, a menu; listening: Who is paying?; reading: email

Week 7

TK: U5 pages 105-108: vocabulary: clothes, adjectives, colours; speaking : In a clothes shop;
reading: Women and shopping

Week 8

TK: U6 pages 112-116: vocabulary: places and situations; grammar: LEHET + verbs in infinitive;
listening: Where are we?; grammar: dative case -nak/-nek

Week 9

TK: U6 pages 117-121: grammar and vocabulary: verbs ending in -zik; possession

Week 10

This is the reading week. There are no contact lessons.

Week 11

TK: U6 pages 122-127: listening: The life of a housewife; grammar: How many times?; speaking:
weekly program and When do we meet?

Week 12

TK: U6 pages 128-133: vocabulary: Free time; reading and listening: Csaba introduces Sára; grammar:
infinitive; writing: post card

Week 13

TK: U6 pages 134-138: vocabulary: months, weather, holidays; grammar: past tense; listening and
reading: Holidays

Week 14

Final revision

Week 15

Final test