Learn Czech Slang with Music: V lese by Pokáč

Music can be a great source of new vocabulary. However, translating from one word to another can cause some words to be lost in translation. That's why today we'll focus on these slang words in Czech that are often untranslatable in English.
(Re)watch these videos:
• Pokáč - V lese [offici... - official video ''V lese'' by Pokáč
• Start saying the verb ... - the verb ''to have - mít''
• Finally Conquer Czech ... - the verb ''to got - jít and jet''
• How to Say “You’re Kid... - the word ''fakt''
00:01 Intro
01:13 First stanza
02:34 Second stanza
05:12 Third stanza
07:08 Fourth stanza
08:55 Fifth stanza
11:03 Refrain - seventh stanza
12:08 Eith stanza
12:30 Outro
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Songs in the video:
"Retro" by Wayne Jones
''Young Fire'' - Fesliyan Studios
''Feeling Free - Fesliyan Studios
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[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Děkuji mnohokrát 🌺🌷🌸

[@rogerflorida1498]

I can't wait to be able to speak it conversationally.

[@talk.learn.enjoy.czech.tereza]

keep it up!:)

[@PlaysW1thFire]

Great video, would appreciate more content like this !

[@talk.learn.enjoy.czech.tereza]

Thanks! Glad you liked it! Feel free to share it with your friends :)

[@ihorniezhen8941]

dekuju moc

[@talk.learn.enjoy.czech.tereza]

za málo!

[@AsdszSdds-mi6ei]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@phmai50]

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[@KAFKUBA]

I learned czech pronunciation from all the dirty poems/rhymes my dad taught me... talk about slang!

[@talk.learn.enjoy.czech.tereza]

That’s another method for sure :)👍

[@Alan-zj5fz]

Mother was Czech and Some German and Jewish bloodline . Mostly Czech , found out by name . Fathers side more of a mix. Is there possible Russian , Polish , Bulgarian along w/ the obvious Slovakia , Slovenian ? Missed out on so much I would have assimilated well if in Europe . Explain what happened w / Czech and Slovakia separation of country .

[@talk.learn.enjoy.czech.tereza]

I hope your folks spoke to you in their mother tongues :)