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!
Four Czech question words that keep confusing foreigners (where x where to x which way x where from)
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.
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.
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.
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.
Renata Hrkalová