What's Your Favourite Thing about Summer? | Easy Czech 3

[@nicolasguillermo7826]

I'm glad that there is an Easy Czech series. Please don't stop making videos like Easy Hungarian did. There are are lot of people abroad who love Czech Republic. Greetings from Argentina.

[@danilock]

Yes ! I dont know why easy hungarian stoped ;(

[@cjkim2147]

@@danilock or Easy Serbian and Easy Croatian. I miss them too. :(

[@hannahwalmer1124]

@@cjkim2147 Easy European Portuguese stopped as well after only 5 eps :(.

[@zx6r531]

@@cjkim2147 That is the same language... just different accent & slight dialectal differences 😂 & different alphabet (Cyrillic vs Latin)

[@cjkim2147]

@@zx6r531 Yeah. I’m aware of it. They just had Easy Serbian and Easy Croatian teams separately.

[@lilalaska1560]

I am planning to study in Czech Republic. Your videos are really helpful. Please dont stop making them. I beg you!

[@drmchillchristianbeats1455]

Would really love to visit Czech Republic. Seems like a very chill country 🙂

[@alicankarakaya2770]

Make them a separate channel, this is great!

[@danilock]

Yes i agree

[@QuantumBraced]

Ahoj means hello in Czech, that's just cool.

[@ЮрийКарабинцев-п2с]

Líbí se mi v létě to, že mám opravdu hodně času pro češtinu a můžu cestocat do Česka. Praha je nejlepší město, kde je možné dobře odpočinout podle mého názoru)) Moc vám děkuji za tato skvělé video, těším se na vaše další videa.

[@nancykralova6492]

Moc hezká čeština! ^^ Pokud můžu poupravit jen pár drobností, což samozřejmě není kritika, jen malá oprava pro zlepšení :) tak: Líbí se mi *na* létě to, že mám opravdu hodně času *na* češtinu (tady to "pro češtinu" asi není gramaticky úplně nesprávně, ale přijde mi přirozenější říct "na češtinu") ...kde je možné *si* dobře odpočinout... ...děkuji za *toto* skvělé video... Ještě tam je "cestocat" místo "cestovat", ale věřím, že to je jen překlep, jelikož C a V jsou na klávesnici u sebe :D Máte můj obdiv, že se češtinu učíte a přeji vám s tím mnoho štěstí! ^^

[@ЮрийКарабинцев-п2с]

@@nancykralova6492 moc vám děkuji!)

[@maalmi]

Easy Czech needs its own channel!

[@DamianoFS]

Keep making these videos they are so good!

[@easylanguages]

Glad you like them!

[@DangLeDo9x]

Děkuji za video 🥰🥰🥰

[@paxson167]

Congratulations! Your videos are much needed but perhaps should you consider posting also some "SUPER EASY CZECH videos", for I regret to say it's not that "easy" so far. Please keep in mind that Czech is probably one of the most difficult European languages!

[@easylanguages]

There's already the first Super Easy Czech episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3jVgpmrpdGIiqc&ab_channel=EasyLanguages :)

[@paxson167]

@@easylanguages Thanks a lot!

[@nofuxCZ]

I am really glad there's an Easy Czech series. Maybe you should transcribe what the people say exactly though - many times people say "bejt" but the transcript says "být" or they say "nejradši" but the transcript says "nejraději". I think it might be confusing for the non-natives who are watching. Být is the standard Czech for "to be" but people in Prague (and whole Bohemia) use Common Czech, which is a dialect - this dialect uses bejt.

[@hanselvogis5142]

They actually transcribed "bejt" in the fist episode. And should they transcribe "pučit" instead of "půjčit" or "dycky" instead of "vždycky"?

[@nofuxCZ]

@@hanselvogis5142 I saw it in the first episode. In my opinion they should transcribe it as people say it. If it's supposed to be "Czech from the streets".

[@PanKozakovicz]

Léto trávím zahrabaný v záhonech na zahradě. :D

[@ghosthunter3666]

thank you 😊 so much

[@danilock]

Great video . Thank you

[@objevtezanzibarsmohamedem1278]

To je dobré Love it. Ale pro mě v letě rad travim na zanzibaru protože je vždy horko a slunce a je tu spostu plaži i proto řekneme že to je raj na zemi🤣🤣🤣 A take je to moje vlast👊👏👍

[@alexandersommerbauer]

so helpful! Cant wait for more

[@fl4650]

Good video thanks

[@philippritzinger6489]

Great video again! :) Are you also having transcripts e.g. in a PDF (for example the easy spanish guys have it on patreon)?

[@ingesolucionesacademicas5428]

I would like to visit Czech Repúblic.

[@kichitou1420]

Indeed sound like different from Polish and Russian. They are same languages family aren’t they?

[@PiotrstrashcanŚmietnikPiotra]

As a Polish guy who grew up in Czech Republic and is currently learning Russian I can tell you there is very little to none resemblance. Only some very basic words sound the same, everything else is different - grammar, language structures, pronunciation, phrases, literally everything.

[@nicolasguillermo7826]

yes, slavic languages.

[@BloodySabbath84]

Blah, blah, blah, communism sounds the same everywhere

[@Pidalin]

Russian is very different (maybe like German vs English or something like that), but Czech and Polish are both western slavic languages and very similar, some sentences are completely same, but they have different same basic words, so general conversation between Poles and Czechs is problematical when you don't have experiences, but grammar is completely same and many words and whole sentences are same, only differently pronounced, Czech has T or Ť where Poles have ć, Czech has Ď where Poles have some Dzi (dži) and similar sounds, when you know these differences, you can understand Polish much better. From longer distance, it's hard to recognize if speaker is Polish or Czech, only thing which can help you is much more softened sounds in Polish and long vowels in Czech, accent is very similar. Russian accent is completely different.

[@Pidalin]

@@PiotrstrashcanŚmietnikPiotra When you compare Czech or Polish with Russian than yes, but Polish and Czech are very similar and grammar is completely same. But little to none resemblance is little exaggerated, ofcourse there are similarities since all 3 langauges are slavic (even when Russian is eastern slavic and Czech and Polish western slavic), but generally, yes, as a Czech, I don't understand Russian at all, only some random words, main problem is Russian accent and pronunciation, words can be similar very often, but I don't hear it. Polish is diffrent case, it's almost same language, you can clearly see our common history, we had same rulers in some periods of time etc..., Europe was very mixed place since middle ages to early modern time and you can hear it in language. But Russia was always some country far away until 20th century, except very early slavic history, we don't share any common history so we don't have even much shared phrases or proverbs in langauge. Our proverbs are actually very often direct translate from German. :-)

[@JoseLara-dg4zk]

So, does that guy take his girlfriend and his wife to Stromovka at the same time???🤔

[@evaalexova]

I think he got married recently and called her his girlfriend and she probably looked at him (I assume she was there somewhere as well) and he corrected himself:) but it was funny (I am Czech btw.)

[@JoseLara-dg4zk]

@@evaalexova , I think you are exactly right about the situation: They're newly married and he still forgets! It made me laugh SO MUCH!!!

[@MrJetMango]

Grrrreat

[@serendipityfishing692]

FIshing, obviously :-)

[@AM-jx3zf]

OOf the native czech speak some phrases so fast !!!

[@gabryellrodrigues1265]

♥️♥️

[@spartan7658]

Haha 😂😂😂😂 let's stupid prevailing

[@MRLBRMNN]

Through those videos Arabs will come

[@aceproductions5734]

There's easy czech, now wheres easy slovak?

[@sot1susy-amogus]

Travels with social distancing and masks

[@fl4650]

No… get over it.