Lesson 4: Fáj a fejem!

Question 1

uncle, man

Answer 1

bácsi

Question 2

moustached

Answer 2

bajuszos

Question 3

cycling tour

Answer 3

biciklitúra

Question 4

capuccino

Answer 4

capuccino

Question 5

to ring

Answer 5

cseng

Question 6

group

Answer 6

csoport

Question 7

groupmate

Answer 7

csoporttárs, -at, -ak, -am

Question 8

sliced

Answer 8

darabos

Question 9

straight

Answer 9

egyenes

Question 10

to hurt

Answer 10

fáj

Question 11

painkiller

Answer 11

fájdalomcsillapító

Question 12

bottom

Answer 12

fenék, feneket, fenekek, fenekem

Question 13

tooth

Answer 13

fog, -at, -ak, -am

Question 14

toothbrush

Answer 14

fogkefe

Question 15

toothpase

Answer 15

fogkrém

Question 16

runny nose

Answer 16

folyik az orra

Question 17

ear

Answer 17

fül

Question 18

earphone

Answer 18

fülhallgató

Question 19

curly

Answer 19

göndör

Question 20

medicine

Answer 20

gyógszer, -t

Question 21

chemist’s

Answer 21

gyógyszerész, -t

Question 22

hair

Answer 22

haj, -at, -ak, -am

Question 23

to hear

Answer 23

hall

Question 24

noisy

Answer 24

hangos

Question 25

stomach

Answer 25

has, -at, -ak, -am

Question 26

back

Answer 26

hát (fn), -at, -ak, -am

Question 27

backpack

Answer 27

hatizsák

Question 28

hullámos

Answer 28

wavy

Question 29

nervous

Answer 29

ideges

Question 30

handsome

Answer 30

jóképü

Question 31

hand

Answer 31

kéz, kezet, kezek, kezem

Question 32

car

Answer 32

kocsi

Question 33

bald

Answer 33

kopasz

Question 34

to cough

Answer 34

köhög

Question 35

cough remedy

Answer 35

köhögéscsillapító

Question 36

leg

Answer 36

láb, -at, -ak, -am

Question 37

footprint

Answer 37

lábnyom

Question 38

toe

Answer 38

lábujj, -at, -ak, -am

Question 39

to have fever

Answer 39

lázas

Question 40

antipyretic

Answer 40

lázcsillapító

Question 41

next time

Answer 41

legközelebb

Question 42

may be, perhaps

Answer 42

lehet

Question 43

breast

Answer 43

mell

Question 44

to have a cold

Answer 44

náthás

Question 45

neck

Answer 45

nyak, -at, -ak, -am

Question 46

nose

Answer 46

orr

Question 47

nasal drops

Answer 47

orrcespp

Question 48

pizzeria

Answer 48

pizzéria

Question 49

mouth

Answer 49

száj, szájat, szájak, szám

Question 50

bearded

Answer 50

szakállas

Question 51

eye(s)

Answer 51

szem

Question 52

actor

Answer 52

színész, -t

Question 53

bodypart

Answer 53

testrész, -t

Question 54

throat

Answer 54

torok, torkot, torkok, torkom

Question 55

the other

Answer 55

többi

Question 56

to sneeze often

Answer 56

tüsszög

Question 57

finger

Answer 57

ujj, -at, -ak, -am

Question 58

shoulder

Answer 58

váll, -at, -ak, -am

Question 59

at the end

Answer 59

végén

Question 60

How are possessive endings formed?

Conjugate fej.

Answer 60

1) (én): -(‘)m, -om, -am, -em, -öm
2) (te): -(‘)d, -od, -ad, -ed, -öd
3) (ön, ö, önök): -a, -e, -(‘)ja, -(‘)je
1) (mi): -(‘)nk, -unk, ünk
2) (ti): -(‘)tok, -(‘)tek, -tök, -otok, -atok, -etek, -ötök
3) (ök): -uk, -ük, -(‘)juk, -(‘)jük

⇒ fejem, fejed, feje, fejünk, fejetek, fejük

Question 61

Which ending is used first?

Say: in my gym

Answer 61

fitnesterembenem

⇒ regular use of -ban/-ben, then possessive ending

Question 62

What are the possessive endings for:

• torok
• szá
• kéz

Answer 62

torok → torkom

száj → szám

kéz → kezem

Question 63

because

Answer 63

ezért

Question 64

Although the 3rd person endings

-a, -e are used when words end with a consonant and -(‘)ja, -(‘)je with a vowel

there is one important exception!

Answer 64

-(‘)ja, -(‘)je also used when word ends with “t”