This episode is great not only for beginners (as Renča explains the difference between jít and jet - to go in English), but also for more advanced learners. Why? Because you will hear the example sentences both in a slow mode and normal speed. Train your ears to be ready for a normal conversation with Czech friends or colleagues ;)
In this episode, Renča shares means of transport in Czech both in Czech and English. She also challenges more advanced learners by sharing descriptions of each means of transport in Czech. Are you able to understand?
This episode is special. You will not only review double negatives in Czech, but also vocab from previous weeks. And all of that while learning about some facts from Renča's life. JDEME NA TO!
In this episode, Renča shares frequent phrases and idioms with NIKDE, NIKDO and NIC. She will also show you informal way of saying certain expressions so that you can sound more like a native. While doing so you will also practice the topic of this week: DOUBLE NEGATIVE.
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?
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 ;)
Renata Hrkalová