Renča shows 3 ways how to ask in Czech: "Where do you come from?" and how to answer. You will see not only formal, informal and real-life Czech, but also different countries and continents.
Renča shares her tips and tricks that helped her on her learning journey. She wasn't successful at first. So what has changed?
In this article we'll have a look at dates and months in Czech. The dates in Czech are kinda challenging for foreigners. Not only because of numbers, but also because of Czech months. Renča not only shares Standard Czech (= textbook version), but also "real life Czech" (Common Czech - the way we really speak).
In this article we will have a look not only at shops in Czech, but also how they change the endings depending on the verb you use. I have created a chart for you to make it more clear much faster.
In this article Renča explains various greetings Czechs use in different parts of the day. She also shows the informal version (Common Czech/Czech slang).
We had a special on-line meeting last week in which we were talking about 3-month group course: about the progress, challenges etc. I also shared some more tips from my own learning journey to make it much easier for my students… What did my students share during the meeting? Let’s have a look. I love that I can study...
Renča has created a quiz for you to practise vocabulary in Czech related to the topic TRAVELLING (CESTOVÁNÍ). Have fun while learning Czech. Test your Czech.
Renča answers frequent questions about her Czech courses.
Renča has created 3 different quizzes for you to test your Czech. Are you able to buy different kinds of fruit and vegetables at the market? And in Czech? Check your Czech with Renča to find out.
What to say in Czech at the market while buying vegetables? No problem anymore. Renča shares useful phrases with you, how are vegetables called in Czech and also how to say different AMOUNTS of vegetables in Czech.
Renča shares 3 different ways how to ask people in Czech what they like or they are interested in. She also shows multiple ways how you can answer when you get asked.
This episode is about my friend Eva and her family. I created this story in simplified Czech specifically for foreigners who learn Czech. You will practise different forms of Czech verb BÝT (to be) and vocab related to the topic family and talking about yourself. This episode is in Standard Czech. Transcript in Czech and English translation is included.
Can you complete the gaps in the story with the appropriate form of the Czech verb BÝT in this story? Negatives and questions are also included. Test your Czech with Renča
This article will show you how to create questions and negative forms in Czech with Czech verb BÝT (= TO BE). There are plenty of examples in Czech with English translations.
Let's test your knowledge in these quizzes. Czech verb BÝT (TO BE) seems to be easy, right? But are you able to understand even seš* or sou*? There is also 1 quiz for total beginners.
You will learn how to conjugate the Czech verb BÝT (=TO BE) in present tense. I will also show you the forms of the verb in Common Czech so that you are able to understand us in less formal situations.
Renča shares 3 tips that will help you learn Czech long term and not to quit after 3 weeks.
3-month individual program through the eyes of Andrea
How it all started. Welcome to my journey that is called "Renča is learning Spanish". What made me change my mind and start acting after 15 years of waiting? Read more to find out :)
Four Czech question words that keep confusing foreigners (where x where to x which way x where from)
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