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Děkuji moc!

The funny thing is that "Holanďani" is actually pronounced with "ň" before "ď", even thought there is no "háček" above the letter nor "i" after that. And that's because it would be very difficult to pronounce that with a hard "n" followed by soft "ď".

Thanks so much for making the video to explain the czech conditional grammar, its really helpful. Thanks to your guidline, the gramamr is more understanding

Many excellent Czech lessons on line but this one is in the top

Why is the R in kamarad soft? Any rules about when the R is hard or soft?

yes, to my Serbian ears, it IS R + Ž or rather R+ Š

I am understanding more the pronunciattion of the Czech language. Thank you!

You make very easy to learn sir 🙏🏻

Ladislav, this video is of great quality. This is the video form of most utility. No much dynamic, music, you even made your camera black and white to put focus on the paper. Your speech both in English and Czech is so clear to understand and you truly made basic pronunciation simple and that can easily be learned.

I’m a 3rd generation American from Bohemian immigrants. I was hoping Czech would be easy after reading the comments. Ne! Vowels I understand but ch, c, & j not so easy. I’ll have to memorize those sounds and practice. Thank you for sharing your time teaching beginners the Czech language.

Please continue the great work

Great job! Love ! These videos are helpful for a quick grasp of the basics of the language! Thank you for creating these wonderful lessons online! ; )

I know I'm four years late, but this is incredible! Thank you so much for all the work you put in :)

Sounds are also similar to Hindi alphabets.❤

Halló! Easy way to learn Czech! But, what about 😮 In the afternoon? There's no Greetings for that time? Example: French Bon Jour - morning Bon Soir - afternoon Bonne Nuit - Night English Good morning Good Afternoon Good Night... Have Czech, Greetings for the afternoon? Or? Use... Ahoj? Is correct? By the way, Have you known that it was a great Czech Soccer Player, "Masopust"? He played in "Uda Dukla" Soccer team!!! And he played with Czechoslovakia Team in Chile 62, World Cup!!! The final! Against Brazil? 😮 The "Uda Dukla" Came to México, to played into a Special Mexican Soccer Cup! And "Masopust" Got admiration of the Mexican Fans!!! Great Player!!! 😮😊 Now, Another "Masopust"... Is teaching Czech!!! Life has Coincidences 😮😊😂

Thank you from Zanzibar ja jsem shukran

As a Swedish person trying to learn this language. You have made my journey a whole lot easier!

❤❤Great job....Thank you brother

Oh my God, why didn't I discover the language earlier..?:) I'm Polish, I learned German, English and French and tried to learn Portuguese, Italian and Chinese, the last three without success... :) The Czech language was too close to Polish for me and therefore uninteresting… I've been to the Czech Republic many, manyl times..., Prague, Brno, Znajm Mikilov, Karlove Vary, Marien Bad, Lednice, Valdice etc... and unfortunately I was always able to get by with my Polish.... The idea to venture into the language of my neighbors came to me yesterday... :) and I found your KZbin channel, which I like and which gives me hope to catch up a little on what I've neglected for many years...:) The most important thing is that Czech is enough complicated even for Poles and therefore very interesting...! Thank you very much! May the Czech language bring joy to all who discover it !

So, ě is æ and je?

Děkuji z UK! ❤

Thank u

Hello! My teacher. In from Zanzibar Island. I'm new in Czech language and i opened my eyes from your KZbin. I didn't see verbs topic and simple present tense. It's very important for us.

Thank you, you have such a good method in teaching. By the way, you look exactly like james mcavoy... Thay might call you in Hollywood as a second actor.

I always thought the "hook" was generally called a háček regardless of the letter it accompanies. Does e s háčkem mean it's specific to the e (or ě) only? Thanks I just learned today that the old English word "haca" means the same thing :)

Wow. That’s the best introduction to Czech reading I’ve heard so far and I genuinely feel like I’ve learnt so much from one tiny video. I’m a beginner and definitely subscribing and looking forward to learning more!

Hi thank you for your excellent video, it really helped clarified things a lot. I do have a (perhaps silly) question though, what if I'm addressing a group of people whom I just know? I'm assuming in present tense, that will still be: mluvite česky and in past tense, it will be mluvili jste česky (mixed or male groups) mluvily jste česky (female only group)

Keep going!! Im learning and studying this language now. Thank you!

Excellent video thank you for this make this video

Thanks a lot for this video 🙏🏻 Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

It is easy to understand. Thank my friend.😊

Asante sana mwalimu wangu kwa darasa lako zuri. You're amazing

Great lesson & the last practicing part was especially helpful, mockrát děkuji !

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I hope to find some help and clarification on why Ř sounds like a ž when it’s on the end of the word! I’d like to surprise my grandpa by being able to do my R’s as it has bothered him his whole life haha

The Czech language is hard but your videos are helpful for beginners like me.

I visited the channel after a while and I see many more videos 😊 this is great! I always enjoyed your videos. I will check out the website today!

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I'm from Poland so for me reading in Czech is quite simple but listening you is pure pleasure.

Hello, what's the difference between "Ďe" and "Dě" ? Does "Ďe" exist in Czech ?

This video is only about English grammar. I was expecting a czech lesson.😢

Very excellent method. Please make a video about future tense

"Reading is very simple in Czech" Ahh yes, and "strč prst skrz krk" is famously very simple to read, you just have to invent the sound of the nonexistent vowels in your mind as you read it...

Díky sir

I am going to Olomouc soon on September for my study exchange, as a foreigner, your videos truly help me, thank you so much❤

Can you please add the script ¿😊

It is not easy to pronounce the letter "Ř", it's the peculiarity of the Czech language and after this consonant you immediately realize that someone isn't a native Czech speaker. Even the Slovaks, who speak a language similar to Czech, do not completely manage to say "Ř" correctly, pronouncing approximately Rž. And YES, some Czech children go to a logopedist for this "Ř"!

I thank you very much for your lessons.

Zdravím vás Ladislave . Můj jazyk je srbština. Moc se mi líbí poslouchat češtinu. Today I found this site. I've been fan of czech language from 2019 The hardest thing in this language for me are letters h ,d' and t' I like your British accent