El documento presenta 10 ejemplos de realismo mágico en la obra Crónica de una muerte anunciada de Gabriel García Márquez. Estos incluyen un cuchillo que apuñala a Santiago Nasar pero no se mancha de sangre, una autopsia realizada por un cura, y Santiago que cambia de expresión después de morir. El resumen creativo introduce un elemento mágico adicional: cuando la madre de los hermanos Vicario es baleada embarazada, la bala predice el destino militar de Pedro.
This poem describes a family going to fetch water from a brook near their house and fields after finding their well dry. They were not reluctant to go to the brook because the evening was fair, though chilly, and the fields and woods near the brook belonged to them.
Hungary is a democratic, constitutional republic with legislative power vested in the 386-member National Assembly. The executive branch is headed by a prime minister and ministers who form the government. Hungary has a multi-party system and will hold its next election in 2014. Hungary joined NATO in 1990 and the EU in 2004, and celebrates national holidays commemorating its revolution and founding as a state.
El documento presenta 10 ejemplos de realismo mágico en la obra Crónica de una muerte anunciada de Gabriel García Márquez. Estos incluyen un cuchillo que apuñala a Santiago Nasar pero no se mancha de sangre, una autopsia realizada por un cura, y Santiago que cambia de expresión después de morir. El resumen creativo introduce un elemento mágico adicional: cuando la madre de los hermanos Vicario es baleada embarazada, la bala predice el destino militar de Pedro.
This poem describes a family going to fetch water from a brook near their house and fields after finding their well dry. They were not reluctant to go to the brook because the evening was fair, though chilly, and the fields and woods near the brook belonged to them.
Hungary is a democratic, constitutional republic with legislative power vested in the 386-member National Assembly. The executive branch is headed by a prime minister and ministers who form the government. Hungary has a multi-party system and will hold its next election in 2014. Hungary joined NATO in 1990 and the EU in 2004, and celebrates national holidays commemorating its revolution and founding as a state.
The document summarizes Hungary's history during the Cold War era. It discusses Hungary's involvement in World War II on the side of the Axis powers. In 1956, the Hungarian Revolution broke out as a student protest against Soviet domination but quickly spread nationwide. Soviet forces intervened to crush the uprising, but Imre Nagy initially formed a new anti-Soviet government. However, the Soviet Union launched a full-scale invasion and Nagy was later executed after a show trial. The revolution failed but weakened Soviet control in Hungary and inspired other dissidents in Eastern Europe.
Hungary is located in Central Europe, bordered by several countries. It has a varied landscape including rivers, lakes, mountains, and forests. Hungary has cold winters and warm summers. Some iconic Hungarian species include the lesser mole rat and bearded tit bird. Hungary has a long history including occupations by the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary, and later Soviet control. It is now a republic with a parliament and prime minister. Traditional customs include celebrating National Day and the Easter tradition of "sprinkling". Common Hungarian cuisine features goulash and paprika.
The document summarizes key information about the government and politics of Hungary. It outlines that Hungary has a parliamentary republic government led by a president and prime minister. It then describes the major political parties represented in parliament like Fidesz, MSZP, and Jobbik. It provides histories and leaders of these parties as well as results from the 2010 parliamentary election where Fidesz won a majority of seats.
The document provides definitions and explanations of common political terminology used in elections and governance. It includes terms like general election, referendum, opinion poll, ruling party, opposition, and more. Sample sentences are also provided to demonstrate using some of the terminology in the context of discussing current Spanish politics and comparing it to other countries. The document then presents additional exercises asking learners to match political roles to their definitions and discuss related topics in groups.
Educational Hungary presentation in English. I has been using this presentation during my EVS in Poland to share interesting facts for Polish students/adults.
This document provides information about various places and things related to Hungary. It includes brief descriptions of Budapest as the capital and largest city, Lake Balaton as the largest lake in Central Europe, and Ferenc Puskás as a famous Hungarian footballer who scored many goals for Hungary and in Spanish leagues. Visuals are also included showing crown jewels, the Hungarian Parliament building, and other locations around Hungary.
- The document summarizes an OECD economic survey of Hungary, noting that while growth has recovered recently, public debt remains high, non-performing loans are still an issue, and labor market participation could be improved.
- Key recommendations include reducing spending to lower the deficit, increasing competition in banking, relying more on consumption taxes, removing barriers to investment, expanding early childhood programs, and increasing funding for education.
- Enhancing workforce skills through training programs, expanding parental leave incentives, and improving graduation rates were also emphasized.
Hungary is located in Central Europe. It has a population of 10 million and Budapest is the capital city. Hungary has a long and complex history, starting as part of the Roman Empire and experiencing periods of rule under the Huns, Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary. In the 20th century, Hungary lost significant territory as a result of World War I and the Treaty of Trianon. Today, Hungary is a parliamentary democracy with a mainly ethnically Hungarian population that speaks the Hungarian language.
Hungary is located in Central Europe and borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people and its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary has a democratic government and a continental climate. The official language is Hungarian, though some also speak German. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint.
The document summarizes Hungary's history during the Cold War era. It discusses Hungary's involvement in World War II on the side of the Axis powers. In 1956, the Hungarian Revolution broke out as a student protest against Soviet domination but quickly spread nationwide. Soviet forces intervened to crush the uprising, but Imre Nagy initially formed a new anti-Soviet government. However, the Soviet Union launched a full-scale invasion and Nagy was later executed after a show trial. The revolution failed but weakened Soviet control in Hungary and inspired other dissidents in Eastern Europe.
Hungary is located in Central Europe, bordered by several countries. It has a varied landscape including rivers, lakes, mountains, and forests. Hungary has cold winters and warm summers. Some iconic Hungarian species include the lesser mole rat and bearded tit bird. Hungary has a long history including occupations by the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary, and later Soviet control. It is now a republic with a parliament and prime minister. Traditional customs include celebrating National Day and the Easter tradition of "sprinkling". Common Hungarian cuisine features goulash and paprika.
The document summarizes key information about the government and politics of Hungary. It outlines that Hungary has a parliamentary republic government led by a president and prime minister. It then describes the major political parties represented in parliament like Fidesz, MSZP, and Jobbik. It provides histories and leaders of these parties as well as results from the 2010 parliamentary election where Fidesz won a majority of seats.
The document provides definitions and explanations of common political terminology used in elections and governance. It includes terms like general election, referendum, opinion poll, ruling party, opposition, and more. Sample sentences are also provided to demonstrate using some of the terminology in the context of discussing current Spanish politics and comparing it to other countries. The document then presents additional exercises asking learners to match political roles to their definitions and discuss related topics in groups.
Educational Hungary presentation in English. I has been using this presentation during my EVS in Poland to share interesting facts for Polish students/adults.
This document provides information about various places and things related to Hungary. It includes brief descriptions of Budapest as the capital and largest city, Lake Balaton as the largest lake in Central Europe, and Ferenc Puskás as a famous Hungarian footballer who scored many goals for Hungary and in Spanish leagues. Visuals are also included showing crown jewels, the Hungarian Parliament building, and other locations around Hungary.
- The document summarizes an OECD economic survey of Hungary, noting that while growth has recovered recently, public debt remains high, non-performing loans are still an issue, and labor market participation could be improved.
- Key recommendations include reducing spending to lower the deficit, increasing competition in banking, relying more on consumption taxes, removing barriers to investment, expanding early childhood programs, and increasing funding for education.
- Enhancing workforce skills through training programs, expanding parental leave incentives, and improving graduation rates were also emphasized.
Hungary is located in Central Europe. It has a population of 10 million and Budapest is the capital city. Hungary has a long and complex history, starting as part of the Roman Empire and experiencing periods of rule under the Huns, Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary. In the 20th century, Hungary lost significant territory as a result of World War I and the Treaty of Trianon. Today, Hungary is a parliamentary democracy with a mainly ethnically Hungarian population that speaks the Hungarian language.
Hungary is located in Central Europe and borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people and its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary has a democratic government and a continental climate. The official language is Hungarian, though some also speak German. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint.
3. Pest-Buda látképe a soroksári országútról
(Jól látható a széles és sekély Duna meder)
4. Pesten
az 1838-as nagy jeges árvizet
a Gellért-hegy alatt
összetorlódott jégtáblák
okozták.
( a mai térképre vetítve
látható az elöntött terület)
Elhatározták a
Duna szabályozását,
melyre csak a Kiegyezés
(1867) után került sor.
Jól látható az új meder,
a régi medret vékony barna
vonal jelzi.
5. A folyamszabályozás első eleme a Gellért hegytől délre
húzódó Kopaszi gát megépítése volt (1870):
ez választotta el
a kiszélesedő Dunától a Lágymányosi tó területét.
6. 1874
Csepeli Duna ág
Csepel sziget
A Déli Vaspálya épülő hídja
A későbbi Lágymányosi tó
Látkép a Gellért hegyről 1874-ből (Fényképezte: Klósz György)
A Déli Vaspálya épülő hídja is látszik.
(Mai neve: Összekötő vasúti híd.)
7. (A Déli vasúti híd 1877-es építésénél már számoltak a feltöltés
során létrejövő új partvonallal, ezért a hidat is csak a Duna
közepéig tervezték, onnan a vasút már töltésen futott
tovább.)
Kopaszi gát
Lágymányosi tó
Duna
A Kopaszi gát az 1880-as évek elején
10. Soroksári Duna ág
1895 előtt
Promontori Duna ág
Összekötő vasúti híd
D
U
N
A
Csepel sziget
Kopaszi gát
Kopaszi zátony
Lágymányosi tó
Sáros fürdő = a Gellért fürdő elődje
Vasúti
töltés
11. 1895 előtt
Duna
Kopaszi gát
Lágymányosi tó
Oklevelek tanúsága szerint a Gellért hegy lejtőin az 1200-as
évektől virágzó szőlőművelés folyt. Híres volt a vörös bora.
1895-ben a szőlőket a filoxéra pusztította el a hegyen.
13. A Lágymányosi tó történetének egyik leghíresebb epizódja az
itt felépült Somossy-féle lágymányosi Konstantinápoly volt,
mely 1896. május 23-án délután 6 órakor nyitotta meg kapuit.
14. A millenniumi ünnepségek keretében létrehozott hatalmas
vigalmi negyed több ezer látogatónak nyújtott szórakozást.
15. A pesti érdeklődőket két kikötő is várta. A szórakozóhelyen
török kávéházak, minaretek, dzsámik és mór stílusú épületek
sokasága épült fel alig két hónap leforgása alatt.
16. Színházi és zenei koncertek sokasága szórakoztatta a
nagyérdeműt. Sőt... Tűzijátékokkal és tengeri csatákkal is
meglepték az erre járókat.
