Complex Hungarian Language Teaching/Learning Package
of the Hungarian Studies Center of the University of Szeged

The Hungarian Studies Center of the University of Szeged was awarded project number 110077-CP-1- 2003-1-HU-LINGUA-L2
under the European Union’s SOCRATES Program. Within the framework of the program, between 2003 and 2007 we published a complex
Hungarian language teaching package, totalling a budget of EUR 172,100.

LÉPÉSENKÉNT MAGYARUL
HUNGARIAN: STEP BY STEP
UNGARISCH: SCHRITT FÜR SCHRITT
L'UNGHERESE: PASSO DOPO PASSO
UNKARIA: ASKEL ASKELEELTA

Here you can find a short description of the package components:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Durst Péter: Lépésenként Magyarul – Coursebook I-II.
(Published in 2005)
These coursebooks are mainly for beginner and intermediate students learning the Hungarian language with the guidance of a teacher. Visual materials and grammar tables also help learning, while several exercises offer opportunities for practice. There is no intermediary language.

Audio CD I-II.
The audio CDs contain the coursebook in audio version.

DVD I –II.
The DVDs designed for beginner and intermediate students help in acquiring language used in everyday conversations. They can be used as supplementary material in classrooms as well as individual studies at home.

CD-ROM I-II.
The CD-ROMs, created to be entertaining as well as educational, allow students to practice essential vocabulary and grammatical structures at home.

Durst Péter: Lépésenként magyarul – Grammatical Excercises for Advanced Students
The excersises were designed for students who wish to systemize their knowledge. The book includes an answer key to allow for individual language learning as well.

M. Korchmáros Valéria: Practical Hungarian Grammar
(Published in Hungarian, English, Finnish, German and Italian)
Besides the systemized description of the grammatical stuctures of the coursebooks, it also meets the demands of students requiring more detailed knowledge. The grammar book is useful for both teachers and students and will be published in English, Italian, German and Finnish as well as Hungarian.