This episode consists of 2 parts. In the first one Renča shows you colours in Czech. In the second one, you will see them "in action" with different kinds of fruit from yesterday's episode.
In this episode Renča shares not only different kinds of fruit in Czech, but also how Czechs really say it in everyday situations.
Last episode of season one. Don't miss it out. It's packed with expressions from not only this week, but also the previous weeks.
In this episode, Renča shares her packing list as well as activities she will do during her holiday. But you will first learn about things that have to be done before starting her trip.
Let's learn and practice some useful modal verbs in Czech (from JÁ MŮŽU to TY NESMÍŠ), as well as holiday vocab (not only from yesterday's episode. As you can see - this one is definitely worth listening to!
Renča shares with you essential vocab related to the topic holiday. She also shares how we really say driving licence in real life (not the formal version). First she gives you Czech expressions with English translations, then she explains the key expressions in Czech only. (The English translation is in this blog post)
In this episode, you can practice really useful expressions JEZDIT and CHODIT (to go) in 3 dialogues. It's also a great way to practice different words expressing frequency in Czech. Renča shows you both slow mode and normal/faster speed in this episode.
Renča shows you how to express in Czech eg. "twice a week", "ten times a year" etc. She also shows you the informal version (how Czechs sometimes pronounce it when they don't speak like textbooks - so that you aren't taken off guard in real life). Some of these expressions will be used in tomorrow's story - as you are already used to ;)
Renča explains to you the difference between JEZDIT and CHODIT - 2 frequently used verbs in Czech. She also gives tons of example sentences for you to learn the forms and practice the words expressing frequency from the previous episode. You will definitely need them for Friday's episode (story).
Do you know how to express frequency in Czech? Sometimes, never, rarely? This episode will definitely help you. Renča also shares example sentences both in a slow mode and normal speed ;)
Renata Hrkalová