The phrasebook, designed for newly-arrived Hungarian residents in the United States, contains English phrases in 19 units covering a wide range of situations and introducing the daily activities of American life. They are presented in the form of two-line dialogues, are grouped by subject, and are selected for their directness, brevity, and relevance to new residents' needs. Words and expressions that accomplish the most important language functions are underlined. Hungarian-English and English-Hungarian wordlists provide commonly-needed terms. Unit topics include coping with the language useful etiquette, giving information about oneself, recognizing signs, weights and measures, using numbers, dealing with money, dealing with time, locating things, describing things and people, doing things, going places, conveying information, health, food, clothing, housing, jobs, and schools. A map of the United States is also included. (MSE)