Do you want to read a Czech book? It is a great activity for training Czech, broadening vocabulary, and giving a better understanding. But what to read? Do you feel lost in bookshops, e-shops, and libraries? Here is help: an overview of books suitable for students of Czech.
What worries foreigners in Czechia and what they love I asked my students what are their biggest problems in the Czech Republic. Here are their answers. You can compare them to your experience. Foreigners in Czechia – problems Family and friends are far away and foreigners miss close contact. Office/authority negotiations, especially at the beginning. […]
Your Czech friend or colleague celebrates his birthday. What do you say to him? Your friend gave birth to a child. What do you say to her? Your colleague got married. What do you say to her? Your brother got a great job. What do you say to him? Can you say congratulations in Czech? […]
Someone does sports in his/her leisure time, someone goes for trips, someone visits galleries, someone rides a bicycle… And what about you? Can you talk about your hobby in Czech? Learn it with new handouts. The topic for the A1 level: Hiking, and the topic for the A2 level: Bicycles. New words, listening, reading, grammar […]
Have you been learning Czech? Are you not sure what textbook you should use? Here is an overview of the basic ones we have in the Czech market. Choose according to your level and start studying.
Are you a foreigner living in the Czech Republic? Discover Czechia and attractive places, interesting people and Czech character. It´s summer – a great time for trips. I offer you a couple of tips where to travel through Czechia.
Do you know the Czech saying „řeknu to na rovinu“? It means I tell you straight. And now I tell you straight what you need to do to be successful in your study and how to reach progress in Czech. Because you don´t want to listen to general advice anymore and I don´t want to […]
Do you often go shopping in Czech (online) shops? Would you like to speak in a Czech shop without problems? Try new handouts for A1-B2 levels. New words, listening, reading, grammar, and writing.
Czech pronunciation: H/CH Is Czech pronunciation a problem for you? I offer you another short training. Today´s topic: consonants H and CH. H Sound H is produced in the larynx. Your lips are in a neutral position, a bit open, the tongue is quiet. H is a voiced consonant, your vocal cords vibrate – put […]
Do you like cooking? Here is a new study material: the cookbook Učte se česky v kuchyni – Learn Czech in the Kitchen. In this e-book, there are four recipes, a lot of activities for Czech training, key, methodical notes for teachers, and a dictionary. You can gain the e-book here.
The Czechs bake cookies for Christmas. There are small pieces of confectionery. Some families prepare about five kinds of them, others thirty! You can buy it in a shop but if you prepare it by yourself it will taste better. Try an easy recipe for white and dark small balls.
Do you have a problem understanding when the Czech people speak? Then you need to practice listening. But where? If you have lessons tell your teacher and he/she will help you. If you study by yourself here are some tips on where to find good records.
