2 Hours of Daily Czech Conversations - Czech Practice for ALL Learners
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In this video, you’ll challenge your Czech listening comprehension skills. You will listen to small dialogues to take you from the beginner to the advanced level. Those dialogues are made by Czech native speakers. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Czech, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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I'm a native Serbo-Croatian speaker, and after listening to this for about 70-80 minutes I began understanding about 80% of what's being said. I'm quite surprised really. I had almost no exposure to Czech language before. Of course I'm still far from being able to speak it myself.
Kudos for using this format, it's a really neat way to practice comprehension.
Yea, its because all of Slavic languages share similar roots. So if someone speaks to you slowly with basic words, you should be able to understand almost everything 😀
It almost sounds like Serbo-Croat being spoken backwards! :D
Czech is in the same slavic language and country family as Serbia and Croatia.
haha, me too!
Im of Czech descent and im trying to learn the language of my people lol this may prove useful in my quest. Thank you.
Same here, good luck 🙃
Me too
Same!
Same
Me too
This video is really helpful for conversational learning. It would be great if you could make more of those videos
Děkuji moc za video 😊😊
Dekuji moc! Super!
Této aplikacen velmi výborný jsme a opravdu hodně ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ pěkně
Excellent
11:00 - time where I stopped hehe
This one is great by the way!
super
i don't always follow all the phrases but when i do, i also have my budweiser in my hand
This is a wonderful resource, exactly what I needed as a person with a moderate knowledge of Czech but lacking opportunities to practice and develop. Thank you so much for providing it! Jedná otázka: na 20:53, pan řekne "Dobrá, tak potom..." Proč se řekne "dobrá" a ne "dobry" nebo tak?
You can use "Dobře" which is the same as "Dobrá" in this case.
"Dobrá" is more neutral than "dobře" but there is small difference, "dobře" sounds more friendly. When you will say "dobrá" or "dobře", nobody will think about it.
We can't use "dobrý" in that case because "dobrý" is not synonym.
In this context, "dobrá" means something like "OK" or "alright": it's used as an acknowledgement. As Shadow Man pointed out, you could also use "dobře" to express the same thing, but contrary to his opinion, I wouldn't say it sounds more friendly: rather, if anything, "dobrá" sounds somewhat more relaxed and polite (probably because it's a little bit longer). You'd mostly hear it from older people, altough there are certain exceptions. But to be honest, these are very small nuances and even native speakers have somewhat different opinions about this (as apparent from this thread). I wouldn't worry too much about it; use whatever feels more comfortable for you. Both "dobrá" and "dobře" are widely used, both are polite and can be used in both formal and informal settings, and whatever the difference between the two is, it's negligible.
In this case the word "dobrá" is an adverb, not an adjective. As such it is not declensed and doesn't actually have any grammatical gender, even though it looks like the feminine form of the adjective "dobrý".
Good
Fajn :D
ahoj, řekni nám prosím, co se včera stalo v Praze? Je skutečně pravda, že došlo k velkému shromáždění?
This sounds funny when you're a Polish person
And vice versa.
I didn’t think it was tbf I’m quite confused, I thought I would understand more
Not as funny as for Russians
Ktery úroveň je ten video? nebo nevim jestli musim rict "JAKY uroveň je to?"
Correctly is: Jaká úroveň je toto video? But i dont know.
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How about Slovak?
Why not try type on CZcams 2 hours of Slovak conversation.
Selamat jalan
Ones upona time there was neither
Je tady někdo na language exchange ? cz-eng ?
Ja!
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Can I ask Something? I hope somebody can answer my Question.
Is the word "Kradleaz" means Thief or Thieves on Czech language?
It's not very big deal, I just rumble some words and want to create a Unique Name for my future son. I created the name Kradleaz by my self, Krad in opposite as Dark, and Leaz as Zeal. It mean DarkLover or should I say other term of Nyctophilia.
Then suddenly when I type that word on Google Translate, Czech language pop up as Thief or Thieves.
So I hope somebody here, tell if Kradleaz is a Thief in Czech language.
Hi, well, it really depends on how you write it or pronounce it because ,, krádež ,, means theft in English, but ,, Kradleaz ,, as you wrote it doesnt mean anything in Czech language.
get absolutely owned
in my opinion, you should stop being such an edgelord
baldezh
To mě poser, to je skladba vět jak v třetí třídě…
Czech needs less diacritics
Then it will have to use Cyrillic alphabet.