Episode 2 (daily podcast CZECH YOUR DAY) transcript included

THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: SPRING CLOTHES (JARNÍ OBLEČENÍ)

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In today’s episode, we’ll cover several expressions related to spring clothes. First, I’ll provide simple translations from Czech to English, focusing on vocabulary for beginners. However, I encourage everyone, regardless of your level, to listen through the episode. This will help improve your listening skills. You will also become more familiar with these weird Czech sounds 😉

I have also prepared a more challenging part for more advanced students.

Will you be able to understand my explanations given in Czech?

Don’t worry if you don’t understand every word immediately. Focus on keywords, and use your intuition to grasp the meanings. Let’s unravel them together!

Vocabulary Breakdown

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the vocabulary we’ll explore:

• Svetr (Sweater): Typically made from wool, perfect for cold days.
• Deštník (Umbrella): Essential for rainy weather, held above your head.
• Bunda (Jacket): Worn in spring, autumn, and winter. Varies in style—leather (kožená) or denim (džínová).
• Mikina (Sweatshirt): Casual and warmer than a t-shirt, it has long sleeves.
• Sukně (Skirt): Worn by women and Scots ( kilts). Comes in various lengths, from mini to maxi.