Double negatives in Czech will start making sense after listening to this episode ;) If you missed the previous episode, do it first. It's crucial (especially if you are a beginner/false beginner).
Let's dive into DOUBLE NEGATIVES in Czech. Yesss, you can do it! This is the introductory episode. Don't skip it. It's crucial so that you are able to understand Friday's episode full of DOUBLE NEGATIVES and idioms. You know me - step by step and you become a master ;)
Renča shares a real-life story from one café in Litoměřice. When she wanted to buy a single scoop of ice-cream, she found out it wasn't possible. The smallest amount they sold were 2 scoops. What did she say?
The fear of making mistakes is so frequent. If you experience it, listen to this episode and print the poster. Don't let your fear limit you on your learning journey ;)
This episode will show you how to order your favourite ice-cream in Czech (with or without the scoops). You will definitely feel more confident after listening to this episode.
Ready to decode those mysterious Czech ice cream signs? Master the lingo you need to order your favorite scoops like a local! Or when you want your ice-cream into a paper cup. No problem anymore with this episode;)
Renča shows you how to say your favourite flavours of ice-cream in Czech. And as always you will get something extra. Just dive right in!
Yes, it's Friday - that means time for a story. Listen to the same story TWICE. Why? Because you will practice forms of Czech verbs with JÁ as well as ONA during one listening ;)
This episode is packed. Renča shows you frequently used verbs from the daily routinne such as getting up, leaving for work, coming back home or going to bed. Definitely worth listening because you will need them for Friday's story.
Renča shares not only how to say "IT'S HALF PAST" in Czech, but also how Czech people say it in informal Czech. Don't miss it even if you are more advanced. You will finally know how we say it in both versions (formal and informal Czech).
This episode covers the verb DĚLAT (which is frequently used in informal Czech) and Czech verbs that express having the three main dishes of the day (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
Renča shows you how Czech people ask about time and how they answer (both in formal and informal ways). You will use the word HODINA with confidence after this episode.
Renča has created a story so that you can practice the expressions from the whole week. There are 2 versions of the story: 1. slow speed, 2. normal speed. In this way your ears will get used to the way Czech people have normal conversations. You will finally be able to understand us with more confidence.
Renča helps you build up your vocab in Czech again while using the expressions from previous episodes as well. Let's play a treasure hunt while listening and definitely let me know how many words you have found.
In this episode Renča shows you how you can express in Czech that you are getting dressed or you are wearing clothes. She has picked 5 most frequent verbs in Czech that are used in these situations and shows you the differences. Let's listen to it and talk like a native!
Renča shares useful vocabulary in Czech related to the topic SPRING CLOTHES. By listening to this episode you will enhance your chances to understand Friday's episode - a story.
Why are 15-minute lessons so effective? Why my students don't want to go back to longer lessons?
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).
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 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.
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 :)
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