In a short introduction greeting the new student and introduce myself briefly in Hungarian. Engaging in simple conversation to gauge the student's current language proficiency and encouraging the student to respond in Hungarian to the best of their ability. Short discuss about student's interests and reasons for wanting to learn Hungarian, their preferred learning style and any specific topics they are interested in exploring, that can be incorporated into future lessons.

This lesson plan focuses on allowing the student to practice essential Hungarian phrases and greetings in real-life situations. It emphasizes active participation and speaking practice while learning how to communicate in simple scenarios in Hungarian.

Basic Hungarian phrases and greetings

Students will be able to communicate effectively across a range of conversational topics, including shopping, family inquiries, directions, and restaurant orders. They will comprehend basic everyday texts such as menus, timetables, advertisements, and friendly messages. Additionally, they will be able to discuss simple topics like introducing oneself, describing one's home, family, friends, and outlining daily activities. 
Topics covered:
Introduction
Months, days, countries, cities
Numbers
Shopping
Date and time
Seasons and weather
Traveling
Transport
Family
Fashion...etc.

Beginner Hungarian Language - Conversation practise - Daily life

Interactive Conversations: Throughout the lesson, I organize interactive conversations where students have the opportunity to practice Hungarian in real-life situations. These conversations can be dialogues, or role-plays, enabling students to learn to apply learned language structures and expressions more easily.
Topic-based Conversations: We explore topics that might pique students' interest, such as travel, culture, gastronomy, etc. These topics facilitate natural conversations, allowing students to express their opinions and thoughts in Hungarian.
Feedback and Correction: Providing continuous feedback and correction during speaking practice is essential. Students have the chance to practice, and I offer constructive feedback on pronunciation, grammatical structures, and vocabulary usage.
Vocabulary and Expression Exercises: Practicing vocabulary and expressions is crucial for developing speaking skills. I employ exercises and games to help students acquire new words and expressions, which they can then use in real communication situations.
Scenario-based Practices: I create simulated situations where students have to communicate in Hungarian. This could involve scenarios like a shopping situation, placing an order in a restaurant, or seeking tourist information. These practices help students become accustomed to real-life communication situations and speak Hungarian more confidently.