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.
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.
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'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).
Renata Hrkalová