Articles
Nádor Orsolya: Kincset érő szókincs – a magyar nyelvet tanulóknak. Pályázati Pavilon, 2015 tavasz (pdf)
Articles published in the THL2 2013 1-2 MID Seminar, Budapest 14.12.2013, Hungarian as a foreign language / A Magyar mint idegen nyelv napja. Among writers: H. Varga Márta, Joachim László, Durst Péter, Fóris Ágota, Sólyom Réka, Pelcz Katalin – Szita Szilvia, Vecsernyés Ildikó – Irene Wichmann, Tóth Anikó Nikolett.
Presentations
23.5.2015 Nádor Orsolya: Milyenek a MagyarOK. Käsmu (pdf)
9.1.2015 Nádor Orsolya: Nyelvpolitikai – nyelvoktatás-politikai helyzetkép. Budapest (pdf)
11.10.2014 Heltainé Nagy Erzsébet: Változások a nyelvhasználatban. Helsinki (pdf)
11.10.2014 Kaija Markus, Vecsernyés Ildikó & Irene Wichmann: IT-SZÓKINCS WORKSHOP. Helsinki (pdf)
12.9.2014 H. Varga Márta: A Magyar nyelv portréja (arcvonások a portréhoz). Berlin (pdf)
13.6.2014 Galambos Anita: Az infokommunikációs szókincs vizsgálata. Budapest (pdf)
13.6.2014 M. Pintér Tibor: Elérhető szótarak a magyar nyelv oktatásban és használatában. Budapest (pdf)
13.6.2014 Veszelszki Ágnes: Netszótár – @-tól a Zukbergnetig. Lexikográfiai megfontolások. Budapest (pdf)
14.12.2013 Fóris Ágota: Lexikológia, lexikográfia a MID oktatásában. Budapest (pdf)
4.10.2013 Irene Wichmann: A Hungarobox-projekt. Helsinki (pdf)
Other Materials
Mi történt a Hungarobox két éve alatt 2013-2015 (pdf)
A sample of the ICT-glossary: Letter K (pdf)
List of online glossaries (Hungarian – Estonian, Finnish, German, Italian)
The partners of the Hungarobox project have compiled a list of existing online glossaries of Hungarian. The list consists of glossaries and dictionaries in Hungarian as well as bilingual glossaries in Hungarian – Italian/German/Finnish/Estonian. The list contains a link and a short description of the glossaries.
The list has been updated and the links have been checked in June 2015.
List of online glossaries. Hungarian – Estonian, Finnish, German, Italian. Hungarobox, June 2015 (pdf)
Useful links
Below you will find a collection of links that provides further materials related to learning, using and teaching Hungarian. To each of them there is a short description provided for easier navigation. In addition, where appropriate, a suggested level is also given, which signals the approximate level of learner proficiency where learners can make the most use of the given link.
Memrise: Memrise is a site dedicated mainly to learning vocabulary in a playful and effective way. After signing up, you can browse through existing courses or create your own. The courses vary in structure, length and difficulty. Some are related to specific course books, while others are thematic. Level: Any.
http://www.memrise.com/courses/english/hungarian/
Digital dialects: A site with twelve simple vocabulary games, many of them with audio. Level: Beginner.
http://www.digitaldialects.com/Hungarian.htm
Picture dictionary: a pictorial presentation of basic vocabulary topics, such as clothing, animals and vegetables. It uses only Hungarian and pictures and offers exercises for learners to check their progress. Level: Beginner-Intermediate.
http://www.languageguide.org/hungarian/vocabulary/
Tatoeba: This is a huge, searchable collection of paired up sentences in different languages ideal for putting words in context. The English-Hungarian language pair has 140 thousand pairs of sentences. It is worth noting that search returns only exact matches, not suffixed forms. In addition, the translations are often not word-for-word, and may not always be transparent for learners. Level: Pre-intermediate and higher.
http://tatoeba.org/hun/sentences/show_all_in/hun/eng/none/indifferent
Podcast101: This is a rich collection of materials including video and audio materials, grammar write-ups, a dictionary and mobile applications. There is plenty of free content, but some requires paid subscription. Level: Any.
http://www.hungarianpod101.com/hungarian-resources/
This is the website of the textbook series titled MagyarOK. Information on courses, workshops, as well as sample and extra materials for the books are all available here.
http://magyar-ok.hu/en
This is a site providing plenty of information for students wishing to pass an ECT language exam and teachers wishing to prepare students for it.
http://ecl.hu – in Hungarian
http://eclexam.eu/ – in English
This is the website of the (now) online magazine titled “Magyarul tanulók.” In addition to a freely available glossary (Hungarian, English, German), you can browse through the contents page of all issues (23 at the moment) and view sample pages. You can also purchase any of the issues.
http://magyarultanulok.com – in Hungarian
http://magyarultanulok.com/?site=home&clear=s – in Englih
This is a rather comprehensive site for learners and teachers of Hungarian. Exercises, texts, activities, language book recommendations, among others, are available here.
http://magyarora.com
This is a language exchange website, where after registering you can learn a language of your choice from another member in return for teaching another language to them (often your own).
http://www.nyelvcsere.hu/pages/index.php?
Here you will find a site about the corpus linguistic efforts of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Teachers interested in using corpora in teaching will find this a useful resource. The site is in Hungarian.
http://corpus.nytud.hu
This is a website devoted to the technological support of language learning. The most relevant tools this site has to offer are the quality electronic dictionaries visitors can subscribe to.
http://morphologic.hu
This is the website of Ágnes Veszelszki, a senior lecturer at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. Teachers of Hungarian who teach advanced students could find this site useful, especially in the area of writing and stylistics. The language of the site is Hungarian.
http://veszelszki.hu