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Beginner Path • Lesson 3

Take Some Time to Relax in Hungary

Learn how to say you have been waiting, say what you will do next, and use in the meantime.

Waiting, writing, talking later, and resting in the meantimeClear explanationsPractice included
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Lesson focus

Waiting, writing, talking later, and resting in the meantime

Grammar focus

Present-tense verb use plus the connector addig.

How this page is improved

The original PDF content is reorganized into a practical lesson flow: dialogue, plain-English meaning, vocabulary, useful patterns, and short practice.

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DialogueVocabularyGrammar focusUseful patternsPracticeQuick recap

Dialogue you can actually study

Read the Hungarian line first, then check the English meaning.

Anne
Szia, már vártalak.
Hi, I’ve been waiting for you.
Balázs
Na, mit csinálunk?
So, what are we doing?
Anne
Én még írok egy emailt, aztán beszélünk, jó?
I’ll write one more email, then we’ll talk, okay?
Balázs
Oké. Addig pihenek.
Okay. I’ll rest in the meantime.
Anne
Fáradt vagy?
Are you tired?
Balázs
Csak egy kicsit.
Just a little bit.

Key vocabulary

  • már
    already
    Adds the idea of already or by now.
  • vártalak
    I was waiting for you
    From vár = wait.
  • Ă­rok
    I write / I’ll write
    Context decides the exact English meaning.
  • aztán
    then / after that
    Useful for sequencing actions.
  • beszĂ©lĂĽnk
    we talk / we’ll talk
    A common everyday verb.
  • addig
    in the meantime
    Used while something else is happening.
  • pihenek
    I rest / I’ll rest
    A useful daily-life verb.
  • fáradt
    tired
    Very common adjective.
  • csak egy kicsit
    just a little bit
    A soft, natural answer.

Grammar focus

Main idea

Present-tense verb use plus the connector addig.

Why it matters

This lesson teaches a small set of words and structures that you can immediately reuse in simple daily conversations.

Study tip

Say each Hungarian line aloud twice, then cover the English and try to remember the meaning before moving on.

Useful patterns to copy

  • ..., aztán ...
    ..., then ...
    Írok, aztán eszem. = I’ll write, then I’ll eat.
  • Addig + verb
    in the meantime + verb
    Addig pihenek. = I’ll rest in the meantime.
  • Csak egy kicsit.
    Just a little bit.
    Useful for answering softly.

Mini practice

These quick checks help the lesson feel useful instead of raw extracted text.

  • What does addig mean?
    In the meantime.
  • How do you say “Are you tired?”
    Fáradt vagy?
  • Complete: Én mĂ©g Ă­rok egy emailt, aztán ___ .
    beszélünk

Quick recap

  • Use aztán to connect actions in order.
  • Use addig to talk about what happens during that time.
  • Answer gently with Csak egy kicsit.
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