THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: ZIMNÍ OBLEČENÍ/WINTER CLOTHES THE TRANSCRIPT/HANDOUT IS DOWN BELOW Exploring Winter Clothing Vocabulary This week is all about how to talk in Czech about clothes in winter. Winter Clothing Vocabulary Detailed Explanations Kabát (Coat) Czech: Kabát je obvykle delší než bunda. Kabát nosím na podzim nebo v zimě. Někdy také na jaře. Kabát si obléknu, když...
Let's practice everything you have learnt so far about veggies and different kinds of fruit in this Czech story. And if you need more help, Renča has translated the whole story into English for you.
You have no idea how to say 2kg of potatoes or 500 g of blueberries? This episode will definitely help you. Listen, learn and feel more confident in Czech.
In this special episode, Renča shares some real-life stories to show you how important it is to say the words in Czech properly (otherwise you may get yourself into some really hilarious situations)… Renča also gives you tips how to work on your pronunciation even without a tutor. Would you like more from this week’s topic?...
In this episode, Renča shows you some useful phrases for doing the shopping at the market. As always, you may practice with slow mode as well as normal speed.
Let's learn more veggies in Czech. In this episode, you will have the chance not to only learn Czech vocab, but also dive more into Czech culture or rather Czech cuisine.
Renča has created a story about her preferences and activities she likes or doesn't like doing each season. Can you decide whether she is a typical Czech? (check #24 about a typical Czech first).
This episode is about how to get back on track with your Czech (after having a break). Would you like more from this week’s topic? Check these episodes:
Renča shows in short stories what a typical Czech men/Czech woman does in all seasons of the year. You will have the chance to practice the expressions in 3rd person sg. (= he/she)
What can you do in each season of the year? Renča will show you in this episode of CZECH YOUR DAY. She will also share some informal expressions (real-life Czech), so that you can understand us in normal conversations.
Renata Hrkalová