Do you want to talk about your town or neighborhood in Hungarian, describe places, and compare them with other towns? This workshop helps you use the words and sentences you already know in real conversations.

You will learn ready-to-use model sentences, practise useful expressions, and explore the language structures needed to compare places. Step by step, you will create your own sentences about your town and gain confidence speaking naturally.

The workshop is all about speaking and real communication. You will practise in small groups, use language actively, and leave with ready-to-use phrases for everyday conversations. By the end, you can describe your hometown and compare it to other places clearly and comfortably.

Duration: 4 × 60 minutes
Group size: 4–10 participants
Level: A1+ – A2 (for learners who know the basics and want to speak more fluently)

Would you like to finally put into words in Hungarian what you are planning for next year – and not just say “we’ll see how it goes”? This workshop is designed for learners at B1–B2 level who would like to talk about their future plans more consciously, precisely, and confidently.

The focus of the workshop is year planning and the linguistic expression of future intentions. Through an informative text, we explore how to plan and think through an entire year: with goals, plans, flexible ideas – and a touch of realism. This topic provides an excellent opportunity to practise the future tense and the imperative in a natural context, linked to real communicative functions.

During the session, we also create a bucket list, formulating what we would like to achieve, try out, or perhaps postpone for a little later. Of course, there is plenty of discussion along the way: about plans, decisions, ambitions, and the difference between what would be “nice someday” and what is “finally due now”.

The aim of the workshop is for you to be able to talk about the future in Hungarian easily and naturally – not only with grammatical accuracy, but with real content. Along the way, you will also become familiar with the strategic steps of model-based language learning, supporting a more effective learning process.

If you enjoy planning (or would like to learn how), and you are happy to practise Hungarian through conversation, this workshop is for you.

Would you like to talk more confidently in Hungarian about what happened to you yesterday, last week, or at the weekend?
This course is designed for learners at A1+–A2 level who would like to use the past tense clearly and naturally in everyday communication.

The focus of the course is the grammar of the past tense, which we learn and practise step by step. The aim is not only to understand the rules, but also to be able to actively use the new structures in spoken communication.

During the sessions, we:

• read model texts about everyday stories,

• highlight and practise the most important expressions,

• discuss the content of the texts,

• practise using the past tense in dialogue form with the help of model sentences,

• and finally, put our own stories into writing.

The goal of the course is for you to be able to tell simple, clear stories in Hungarian in the past tense and to participate in everyday conversations with greater confidence.

If you would like to finally say “What happened?” clearly and accurately in Hungarian, this course is for you.

Would you like to gain a deeper understanding of Hungarian culture while speaking Hungarian more confidently and more naturally? This workshop is designed for learners who have reached upper-elementary or intermediate level (B1–B2) and would like to further develop their language skills through real, live communication.

The focus of the workshop is Hungarian holidays and cultural events, approached in a way that goes beyond traditional textbook descriptions. We read texts based on real experiences and personal stories of Hungarian speakers, bringing the atmosphere and meaning of these celebrations closer to everyday Hungarian life. Participants share their thoughts and experiences, and we discuss together what these holidays represent in contemporary Hungarian culture.

The workshop focuses in particular on:

• the Easter holiday period,

• and, as a summer preview, 20 August, the celebration of the foundation of the Hungarian state.

The texts we work with deliberately include the natural language patterns, typical expressions, and more complex grammatical structures expected at B1–B2 level, which we practise step by step and actively put into use.

The workshop guides you through a complete learning cycle:

• interpreting and analysing model texts,

• collecting model sentences and useful language patterns,

• practising typical expressions and grammatical structures,

• producing your own texts based on models,

• actively using the new material in spoken communication.

The sessions are speech-focused, with an emphasis on real communication. We read texts, listen to audio materials—such as podcasts—and then build conversations around them. With the help of model sentences, we consciously activate and consolidate language knowledge.

The aim of the workshop is for you to speak Hungarian naturally, fluently, and with cultural authenticity, while experiencing Hungarian holidays in an engaging and meaningful way. The workshop is especially recommended for those preparing for the Hungarian Cultural Knowledge Examination.

If you would like language learning to become a real experience and confident spoken communication, this workshop is for you.

Would you like to talk confidently in Hungarian about your studies or work, what you have learned so far, and your work experience? This course is designed for learners at A1+–A2 level who want to speak clearly and naturally about their studies and work, while practising the language structures needed for this topic.

During the sessions, we will:

• discuss studies and different types of work, including their advantages and disadvantages,

• practise the correct use of auxiliary verbs and verbs with prefixes in context,

• read and analyse model texts,

• activate the language structures we have learned through speaking exercises and dialogues.

The goal of the course is for you to be able to talk clearly and naturally about your studies and work experience, express your opinions about different activities, and confidently use auxiliary verbs and verbs with prefixes in everyday communication.

If you would like to be able to independently explain what you study and what you do at work, this course is for you.

Would you like to expand your vocabulary, improve your speaking skills, and at the same time discover Hungary from an exciting perspective? This workshop is designed for learners at B1–B2 level who already have a solid foundation and want to use Hungarian naturally and confidently in real communicative situations.

The focus of the workshop is traveling in Hungary. During the course, you will discover fascinating travel destinations, cities, regions, and special locations that are not only interesting from a tourist perspective but also offer opportunities for language learning. We will read informational texts about these places and work with language patterns based on the content.

The learning process is complemented by native speaker dialogues related to Hungarian festivals, events, and travel experiences. These audio materials help you encounter authentic language use and make it easier to understand spoken Hungarian in real-life contexts.

The workshop guides you through a complete learning cycle:

• interpreting and processing model texts,

• collecting model sentences and typical expressions,

• practising the grammatical structures expected at B1–B2 level,

• producing your own texts based on models,

• actively using the new language in speech.

The sessions are speech-focused, with an emphasis on real communication. Using the model sentences and more complex structures, we consciously activate and apply the knowledge you acquire, while discussing travel experiences, plans, and cultural insights.

The aim of the workshop is for you to experience what it feels like to speak Hungarian naturally and fluently, while exploring the rich and diverse world of Hungary.

If you want language learning to become real communication, this workshop is for you.

Would you like to talk in Hungarian about why you are learning a language, your learning experiences, and your progress? This course is designed for learners at A1–A2 level who want to actively practise everyday speaking while mastering the natural use of adverbs.

During the sessions, we will:

• discuss our own language learning experiences, motivations, and challenges,

• learn the use of adverbs through practical examples,

• read and analyse model texts,

• activate the language structures we learn through dialogue-based exercises.

The goal of the course is for you to be able to speak confidently and naturally about language learning, express your opinions, and use adverbs correctly in everyday communication.

If you would like to explain clearly and independently why you are learning Hungarian, this course is for you.

Would you like to improve your Hungarian while discovering why the question “Have you had lecsó yet?” is so important in summer? This workshop is designed for learners at B1–B2 level who want not only to study Hungarian, but also to speak more freely in an enjoyable, immersive way.

The workshop focuses on Hungarian summer foods. We explore what Hungarians like to eat in summer – from ice cream to refreshing fruit soups, all the way to lecsó, about which everyone has an opinion. We read informational texts and also examine native speakers’ personal remarks, memories, and light debates, giving insight into the everyday side of Hungarian gastronomy. The emphasis is not only on the food itself, but also on natural language use.

The learning process also includes understanding recipes: how a recipe is structured, what phrases like “to taste” really mean, and which expressions are commonly used in a Hungarian kitchen. You don’t need to know how to cook to participate – it’s enough to enjoy food and to talk about why ice cream is one of summer’s most important inventions.

Would you like to speak Hungarian not only correctly, but naturally and fluently? This workshop is designed for learners who have moved beyond the elementary level and want to use Hungarian actively and confidently in real communicative situations.

The central topic is favorite hobbies. We read interesting and inspiring texts about various hobbies and then process them together. Participants share their thoughts, opinions, and experiences while learning and practising more advanced language tools.

The workshop guides you through a complete learning cycle:

• interpreting and analysing model texts,

• consciously collecting useful model sentences,

• practising typical expressions and more complex grammatical structures,

• producing your own texts based on models,

• actively using the new language in speech.

The course is speech-focused, with an emphasis on real communication. We read texts, listen to audio materials – such as podcasts – and then build conversations around them. Using model sentences and more advanced structures, we consciously activate and apply the language knowledge you acquire.

The aim of the workshop is for you to speak Hungarian naturally and fluently, while enjoying communication as a positive and engaging experience.

If you want your learned language to finally become live, confident speech, this workshop is for you.