Példákkal

Példákkal is a Hungarian phrase that literally means “with examples.” It is commonly used in academic, pedagogical, and everyday contexts to indicate that a concept, rule, or explanation will be illustrated by concrete instances. The phrase is composed of “példa,” meaning “example,” and the instrumental case suffix “-kal,” which denotes accompaniment. In spoken Hungarian it is pronounced [ˈpɛldákkal] with a slight hard “k” sound.

Usage of Példákkal is analogous to the English construction “for instance” or “for example.” It often appears at the beginning of a sentence to signal the forthcoming illustrative material. For example: Példákkal kell bemutatni a helyes írásjeleket, when teaching punctuation, or Példákkal vagy meg is tudjuk menteni az adatokat, emphasizing the use of examples to preserve data. In written texts it can also serve as a title or subheading in instructional materials, such as a chapter in a textbook: Példákkal a matematikai képletek alkalmazása.

In academic writing, the phrase is preferred when the author wants to differentiate between theoretical discussion and practical demonstration. Digital resources, such as language-learning apps, often use Példákkal in lesson titles to highlight the inclusion of exemplar sentences. Overall, Példákkal functions as a concise linguistic marker that signals that the following content will ground abstract ideas in tangible, easily understandable instances.