1. Család, rokonok A1A2 (30) – altémák

Család, rokonok* (30)

have verb /hæv/ [T] *(had, had) 4 (gyereket) szül

Elaine had a baby girl yesterday.

aunt noun /ɑːnt/ [C] also informal: auntie/aunty nagynéni

I have an aunt in Australia.

Auntie Camille

brother noun /ˈbrʌð.ər/ [C] fivér, fiútestvér

Do you have any brothers and sisters?

Johnny is my younger/older/big/baby/little brother.

cousin noun /ˈkʌz.ən/ [C] unokatestvér (mindkét nemben)

My brother's wife and I both had babies around the same time, so the cousins are very close in age.

dad noun /dæd/ [C] (informal) apu

It was lovely to see your mum and dad at the school concert last night.

Can you give me a lift back from the cinema tonight, Dad?

daughter noun /ˈdɔː.tər/ [C] lánygyermek, lány, lánya (vkinek)

Liz and Phil have a daughter and three sons.

family noun /ˈfæm.əl.i/ 1 család [C or U + singular or plural verb]

A new family has/have moved in next door.

I come from a large family - I have three brothers and two sisters.

He hasn't any family.

He's American but his family come/comes from Ireland.

This film is good family entertainment.

How does family life suit you?

father noun /ˈfɑː.ðər/ [C] apa

My father took me to watch the football every Saturday.

grandchild noun /ˈgrænd.tʃaɪld/ [C] plural: grandchildren unoka

They spend a lot of time with their grandchildren.

granddad noun /ˈgrænd.dæd/ [C] also: grandad (informal) nagypapa

Isn't that your granddad over there?

granddaughter noun /ˈgrænd.dɔː.tər/ [C] leányunoka

Dave's granddaughter looked unhappy, and he tried to reassure her with a gentle smile.

grandfather noun /ˈgrænd.fɑː.ðər/ [C] nagyapa

My grandfather died before I was born.

grandma noun /ˈgrænd.mɑː/ [C] (informal) nagymama, nagyi

My grandma is a very good cook.

grandmother noun /ˈgrænd.mʌð.ər/ [C] nagymama

My grandmother lives in Argentina.

grandpa noun /ˈgrænd.pɑː/ [C] (informal) nagypapa

I usually see my grandpa twice a week.

grandparent noun /ˈgrænd.peə.rənt/ [C] nagyszülő

We can learn a lot from our grandparents.

grandson noun /ˈgrænd.sʌn/ [C] fiúunoka

Nicholas was her first grandson.

granny noun /ˈgræn.i/ [C] (informal) nagyi

Our granny used to tell us funny stories.

husband noun /ˈhʌz.bənd/ [C] férj

I've never met Fiona's husband.

mother noun /ˈmʌð.ər/ [C] édesanya

a single mother

My mother was 21 when she got married.

My mother and father came to England in 1990.

mum noun /mʌm/ [C] anyuka (informal)

"Happy birthday, Mum!"

All the mums and dads are invited to the school play at the end of the year.

parent noun /ˈpeə.rənt/ [C] szülő (apa/anya)

I'm going to meet Richard's parents for the first time this weekend.

sister noun /ˈsɪs.tər/ [C] leánytestvér; húg; nővér

Sophie and Emily are sisters.

Emily is Sophie's younger/little/older/big sister.

son noun /sʌn/ [C] fia vkinek

This is our son Raja.

We have two sons and three daughters.

uncle noun /ˈʌŋ.kl̩/ [C] nagybácsi; bácsi

I've got an uncle who lives there.

Did you bring me a present, Uncle Jack?

wife noun /waɪf/ [C] plural: wives feleség

I met Greg's wife for the first time.

She's his third wife.

Phrasal verbs:

look after sb/sth /lʊk/ felügyel/vigyáz vkire/vmire/magára, gondoz vkit/vmit, gondoskodik vkiről/vmiről

We look after the neighbours' cat while they're away.

If you look after your clothes they last a lot longer.

Don't worry about Mia - she can look after herself.

Phrases and idioms:

be born születik, megszületik (világra jön)

Ellen was born in 1994.

Archie was born in Melbourne.

get married összeházasodik; megnősül, feleségül vesz; férjhez megy

When are you getting married?

Chris and Debbie got married last summer.

Jamie's getting married to Laura.

your big brother/sister báty, nővér (idősebb testvér) (informal)

My big sister is coming to collect me.

6. lecke (A1) – 16. lecke (A2) – 36. lecke (B1) – 63. lecke (B2) – 89. lecke (C1) – 108. lecke (C2)