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The first phrasebook including Polish, Dutch and Hungarian sections is Gazophylacium decem linguarum Europaearum apertum compiled by Christophorus Warmer. It was published in 1691 in Koszyce. The second ten-language phrasebook which includes Dutch and Hungarian parts is Társalkodó Tár tiz nyelv’ számára. Conversations-Cabinet für zehn Sprachen; is was published in Köszeg, near the contemporary Hungarian-Austrian border. Its autor — Anton Mrakitsch (1802–1855) — was a Slovene, who was employed as the last censor in Graz, and then as a secretary of the district board in Bruck. This paper discusses the macro- and microstructure of Mrakitsch’ phrasebook.