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Read about 5 activities which you can do at home while quarantined during coronavirus.
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Vocabulary
Practise your senses in nature and your Czech
Use our material for practising vocabulary about 5 human senses (touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste). Go out – to your garden, to a park or forest – and practise your senses in nature. You can take your children, they will like it and they will learn something new as well.
“Burčák” – read and study Czech
Do you know what “burčák” is? Read our text and study Czech.
Summer – read and study Czech
Read our tips how to feel better in hot weather and study Czech.
Czech work culture: useful vocabulary
Looking for a job in the Czech Republic? This article can come in handy. You will learn how Czech work culture looks like as well as some useful vocabulary.
Winter sports and activities
Winter in the Czech Republic can be long and cold. When it is snowing and freezing, you do not have to stay at home but you can enjoy winter sports. And this Czech vocabulary can come in handy.
Summer in the Czech Republic
We wish you a beautiful summer in the Czech Republic!
Ice-hockey madness
We support Czech ice hockey team. And you?
Czech Christmas words you definitely need to know
Christmas is a special holiday for us all. People getting presents for their dearest ones, spending time with their families, going on big family lunches… which of course requires special vocabulary. So let’s take a look at what words you might need to know for a Christmas holiday and New Year’s Eve in the Czech Republic!
Hantec, Brno’s secret language
If you’ve spent at least a short while in Brno, even if it was just a short visit, you couldn’t have missed the fact that apart from the standard Czech language we happen to use an awesome and sometimes undecipherable slang as well.
For instance I’m sure you haven’t heard a Brno-born utter the word “tramvaj” for a tram. A true Brno soul would always say “šalina“.