Bedeutung
Asking for the location of a store.
Kultureller Hintergrund
Small shops often have a sign saying 'Csemege' or 'Élelmiszer'. These are all 'boltok'. The term 'Közért' is still widely used by older residents to refer to any grocery store. In villages, the shop is often closed for a long lunch break or closes very early (e.g., 4 PM). Non-stop shops (éjjel-nappali) are common in cities and are often the only 'bolt' open late.
Use 'Elnézést'
Always start with 'Elnézést' to sound polite to strangers.
Check the time
If you ask this on a Sunday evening, the answer might be 'Minden zárva van' (Everything is closed).
Bedeutung
Asking for the location of a store.
Use 'Elnézést'
Always start with 'Elnézést' to sound polite to strangers.
Check the time
If you ask this on a Sunday evening, the answer might be 'Minden zárva van' (Everything is closed).
Specifics help
If you want a big supermarket, ask for 'szupermarket' or 'hipermarket' instead of 'bolt'.
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the missing word to ask 'Where is the shop?'
Hol ____ a bolt?
'Van' is the 3rd person singular form of 'to be', which matches 'a bolt'.
Which is the most polite way to start the question?
____, hol van a bolt?
'Elnézést' means 'Excuse me' and is the standard polite opening.
Match the Hungarian words to their English meanings.
Hol, Van, A, Bolt
These are the four components of the phrase.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Elnézést! B: Igen? A: Hol van a bolt? B: ____ (It is there).
'Ott van' means 'It is there', a logical answer to the question.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
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Aufgabensammlung
4 AufgabenHol ____ a bolt?
'Van' is the 3rd person singular form of 'to be', which matches 'a bolt'.
____, hol van a bolt?
'Elnézést' means 'Excuse me' and is the standard polite opening.
Ordne jedem Element links seinen Partner rechts zu:
These are the four components of the phrase.
A: Elnézést! B: Igen? A: Hol van a bolt? B: ____ (It is there).
'Ott van' means 'It is there', a logical answer to the question.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
4 FragenIt's understood but grammatically incorrect. In Hungarian, 'where is' questions require the verb 'van'.
'Bolt' is usually for groceries/retail, while 'üzlet' can mean any business or a more fancy shop.
No, a mall is 'pláza' or 'bevásárlóközpont'.
Say 'Hol van egy bolt?'
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