ORIGÓ Magyar B2 study materials
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ORIGÓ Magyar B2 study plan

ORIGÓ Magyar B2 · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Use of language: grammar and vocabulary (Nyelvhelyesség és szókincs) & Reading comprehension (Olvasott szöveg értése)

  • Review and systematize the Hungarian case system (accusative, dative, instrumental, superessive, sublative, etc.) by writing 40 original example sentences that use each case at least twice.

  • Drill verb conjugation in present, past, and conditional moods for both definite and indefinite objects, producing a personal table of 25 high-frequency verbs with all key forms.

  • Read two 300-400 word Hungarian B2-level articles (e.g. news, culture) and underline every unknown word, then build a 60-item vocabulary list with Hungarian definitions or synonyms rather than translations.

  • Identify and correct 20 typical learner errors (e.g. possessive suffixes, vowel harmony, word order) in a self-written error log.

Your checkpoint

A 60-item vocabulary notebook plus a 25-verb conjugation table and 40 case-usage sentences, all self-checked against a reference grammar.

Week 2

Reading comprehension (Olvasott szöveg értése) & Use of language: grammar and vocabulary (Nyelvhelyesség és szókincs)

  • Complete four timed reading tasks (25 minutes each) on B2-style texts of 400-500 words, answering 6-8 comprehension questions per text and scoring them.

  • Practice skimming for main idea and scanning for detail by summarizing each text in 3 sentences and listing 5 key facts.

  • Master 30 discourse connectors and logical markers (e.g. ennek ellenére, következésképpen, míg, ugyanis) and insert them into 15 gapped sentences.

  • Analyze question types (true/false, multiple choice, matching headings) and note the exact wording that signals the answer in the text.

Your checkpoint

A scored reading log of four timed tasks with accuracy percentages and a list of 30 connectors used in original sentences.

Week 3

Listening comprehension (Hallott szöveg értése) & Use of language: grammar and vocabulary (Nyelvhelyesség és szókincs)

  • Listen to six 3-5 minute Hungarian audio clips (podcasts, news, interviews) at natural speed and take structured notes on main idea, speakers, and key numbers.

  • Transcribe two 90-second segments verbatim and compare against the audio to identify missed sounds, reductions, and connected speech.

  • Build a listening-specific vocabulary set of 50 words and phrases common in spoken Hungarian (fillers, idiomatic expressions, numbers, dates).

  • Practice predicting content from context before listening and confirming predictions afterwards for each clip.

Your checkpoint

Two full verbatim transcripts with self-correction notes and a 50-item spoken-Hungarian phrase list.

Week 4

Listening comprehension (Hallott szöveg értése) & Writing (Íráskészség)

  • Complete three timed listening mock sections (approx. 30 minutes each) with 8-10 questions and record scores.

  • Write two formal emails (150-180 words each): one complaint and one request for information, using appropriate register and formulaic openings/closings.

  • Write one informal message of 120-150 words to a friend describing an event, using past tense and natural connectors.

  • Self-edit each written piece against a checklist covering agreement, case endings, word order, and connector use, then rewrite once.

Your checkpoint

A portfolio of three written texts (two formal, one informal) with first drafts, corrections, and final versions, plus three scored listening mocks.

Week 5

Writing (Íráskészség) & Reading comprehension (Olvasott szöveg értése)

  • Write two opinion essays of 180-220 words on B2 topics (e.g. remote work, environmental policy), each with a clear introduction, two developed arguments, and a conclusion.

  • Practice paraphrasing: rewrite 10 sentences from source texts without changing meaning, using synonyms and restructured clauses.

  • Complete two timed reading tasks (25 minutes each) and answer open-ended questions in full Hungarian sentences.

  • Expand academic/argumentative vocabulary with 40 words and phrases for expressing opinion, contrast, cause, and consequence.

Your checkpoint

Two complete opinion essays (180-220 words) with a self-assessment rubric score and a 40-item argumentative vocabulary list.

Week 6

Speaking (Beszédkészség) & Listening comprehension (Hallott szöveg értése)

  • Record five 2-minute monologues on B2 topics and self-assess for fluency, pronunciation, and grammar accuracy using a checklist.

  • Practice three role-play scenarios (e.g. negotiating, complaining, making arrangements) with a partner or by recording both parts.

  • Listen to four 4-minute interviews and summarize each orally in 90 seconds, then compare with notes.

  • Shadow two native audio clips for pronunciation, focusing on stress, intonation, and vowel length.

Your checkpoint

Five recorded monologues and three role-play recordings with a written self-assessment for each.

Week 7

Speaking (Beszédkészség) & Writing (Íráskészség)

  • Deliver three structured 3-minute presentations on prepared topics, each with an introduction, two main points, and a conclusion.

  • Write two formal letters (150-180 words) in response to prompts, then read them aloud and record them to check fluency and pronunciation.

  • Practice interactive speaking: answer 15 follow-up questions spontaneously and record responses, reviewing for hesitation and accuracy.

  • Refine pronunciation of 20 commonly mispronounced Hungarian words and practice them in sentences.

Your checkpoint

Three recorded presentations, two recorded formal letters read aloud, and a pronunciation practice log of 20 words.

Week 8

Reading comprehension (Olvasott szöveg értése) & Listening comprehension (Hallott szöveg értése) & Writing (Íráskészség) & Speaking (Beszédkészség) & Use of language: grammar and vocabulary (Nyelvhelyesség és szókincs)

  • Complete two full timed mock exams under exam conditions, covering reading, listening, writing, and language use sections.

  • Review all errors from mocks and create a prioritized correction list of the top 15 recurring weaknesses.

  • Record a full speaking mock (all parts) and evaluate against B2 criteria for fluency, accuracy, range, and coherence.

  • Consolidate the vocabulary notebook into a final 150-item high-frequency review list and test recall.

Your checkpoint

Two completed full mock exams with scores, a top-15 weakness correction plan, and a recorded speaking mock with rubric evaluation.

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 60% on timed reading tasks and demonstrate correct use of 30 discourse connectors in original sentences.

Week 4: Achieve at least 60% on listening mocks and produce three written texts that pass the self-edit checklist with no more than five recurring errors per text.

Week 6: Record five monologues and three role-plays; self-assessment shows improving fluency and fewer than eight grammar errors per 2-minute recording.

Week 8: Score at least 65% overall on both full mock exams and complete a recorded speaking mock that meets B2 criteria in all four assessed areas.