How to say different shops in Czech? What's the difference between lékárna and drogerie? What can you buy in these shops? All of that and so much more is included in this episode!
Do you struggle with buying cheese at the counter because you don't feel confident enough with your Czech? Listen to this episode. It will definitely help you. There are 2 dialogues (both in slow mode and at normal speed) to feel confident in Czech.
Renča shows you how Czech people say some of the most popular kinds of cheese in Czech. You will also learn some the typical Czech kinds of cheese and how they change the endings when you combine them with the amounts. Definitely worth listening ;)
To order your favourite cheese at the counter, you need to know how Czech people really do it. No, we don't use the version from textbooks when specifying HOW MUCH cheese we want - this episode is full of real-life Czech. Get ready and dive right in ;)
What helps Renča study Spanish every day and thanks to that progress?Renča shares her tips and tricks - such as her rituals, routine in today's episode.
This episode will help not only beginners, but also advanced learners because Renča shows you how to say QUARTER TO in Czech - both in formal and informal ways. She has also created short dialogues for you to practice.
How to say IT'S QUARTER PAST ... in Czech? This episode will definitely help you. Listen for five minutes and become a pro at telling time in Czech ;)
In this episode, you will not only practice the days of the week and parts of the day, but also plans for the upcoming week. Renča introduces a new format: a story followed by questions and answers. Why? Because it will really help you with learning and catching all the forms even without realizing. Just listen, pay attention and learn ;)
This episode is all about parts of the day and frequent mistakes that English speakers make. Listen and learn to sound more like a native ;)
Do you want to be successful on your learning journey? Don't miss this episode. Self-rewarding is so important, yet underestimated by most of the learners (teachers included, unfortunately).
Renata Hrkalová