The Hungarian Course is divided into two volumes. Volume I contains units 1-12 and Volume II contains
units 13-24, many of which are composed of dialogues, supplemental vocabulary. The course assumes the student has
no prior knowledge of Hungarian and is fully self-instructional. This means that while an instructor/native
speaker would be helpful, it is not imperative to learn Hungarian with this course. Volume I contains 24 CDs and a
278 page textbook or 1 DVD with all lessons on MP3 with the textbook in a PDF file format. Volume II cotains 26 CDs and a
348 page textobook or 1 DVD with all lessons on MP3 with the textbook in a PDF file format.
Unit 1: Greetings: Hello, Good Morning, Good Evening, How are you? Do you speak Hungarian?
Unit 2: Conversation while meeting in Budapest
Unit 3: Going shopping? Buying a suit
Unit 4: Shopping for Herend China, dealing with numbers, currency and dishware.
Unit 5: Invited for dinner, introductions to family and friends
Unit 6: Going to the bank to cash a check
Unit 7: Asking the neighbors to borrow....
Unit 8:Meeting arriving family in Budapest, they arrive by train in Vienna
Unit 9: Visiting friends and talking about work
Unit 10: Booking a ticket on a train
Unit 11: Conversation about trip to Budapest on train
Unit 12: Talking politics
Unit 13: Going to a restaurant
Unit 14: Talking about the weather
Unit 15: Conversation about children attending school
Unit 16: Moving into a new apartment
Unit 17: Getting sick with a cold
Unit 18: Talking about a newly purchased car
Unit 19: Going to court after a robbery
Unit 20:Going to the barbershop
Unit 21: Asking questions about Hungary
Unit 22: Having a drink and talking about the symphony
Unit 23: Working in politics
Unit 24: Getting help with background history of Hungary