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[@pranavhinduja1182]

Ahoj Lucka and Anicka, any chance you two could possibly make a video about Czech literature and the books that Czechs read? I'm familiar with the works of Kundera and I've heard of Capek too, don't know much more than that though, what do you both read? You lot could even make a video about the ideal weekend of the Czechs! On that note, I hope you both have a nice weekend!

[@cheukyinborisli2771]

As a cinephile who loves to explore films from all over the world, I have to admit that Czech films are fascinating (especially those from Czech New Wave, which is a bit overlooked when compared to Nouvelle Vague of the French cinema). Here are my top 10 Czech films of all time 1. Ucho (completed in 1970, released in 1989, dir: Karel Kachyňa) 2. Spiklenci slasti (1996, dir: Jan Švankmajer) 3. Sedmikrásky (1966, dir: Věra Chytilová) 4. Lásky jedné plavovlásky (1965, dir: Miloš Forman) 5. Marketa Lazarová (1967, dir: František Vláčil) 6. Žert (1969, dir: Jaromil Jireš) 7. Intimní osvětlení (1965, dir: Ivan Passer) 8. Démanty noci (1964, dir: Jan Němec) 9. Nabarvené ptáče (2019, dir: Václav Marhoul, though the dialogue is mainly in interslavic instead of Czech) 10. Ostře sledované vlaky (1966, dir: Jiří Menzel) Honourable mentions: Happy End (1966, dir: Oldřich Lipský), Adéla ještě nevečeřela (1977, dir: Oldřich Lipský), Spalovač mrtvol (1969, dir: Juraj Herz), Panna a netvor (1978, dir: Juraj Herz), Ikarie XB 1 (1963, dir: Jindřich Polák), Kladivo na čarodějnice (1970, dir: Otakar Vávra), Valerie a týden divů (1970, dir: Jaromil Jireš)

[@matteogenova3485]

can I hug you?

[@matteogenova3485]

@Zane Goebel - Everyday Indonesian thank you for sharing, I'll take a look

[@survey9728]

Yay easy czech is back!

[@elainevankat5353]

@1:33 I don’t know what he’s saying (it doesn’t matter). HE’S SO HANDSOME!♥️

[@bamboo960]

True🥰

[@jeromedelossantos3762]

ahaha not even learning czech but wanted to see more of him 😆

[@jamesmcadory1322]

These videos are so helpful and interesting! Thanks for making them!

[@easylanguages]

Glad you like them!

[@satannaida7501]

Miluju české filmy! Unfortunately I can't find many with English subtitles in Canada. Whenever we go back to Czech we get to watch them with my husbands grandma who speaks no English and we get to laugh together :) krásně.

[@pranavhinduja1182]

Diky Lucka and Anicka (apologies for the lack of accents again) Really appreciate that you lot had a look at my comment and then actually made a video about it too (Czechs are amongst the nicest people in the world, you two are nicer than nice though haha) Any chance you could do a video about Czech cuisine and the favourite cuisines of the Czechs? I'd really appreciate that, and I'll definitely try to watch a few of these movies, Czech cinema really needs more recognition I reckon, I've watched a few Czech movies and they're definitely a lot better than most Hollywood films - By the way, do you two have a favourite Czech film? My personal favourite most certainly is 'Spindl'

[@dsm2240]

The older lady probably has memories of Gottwald. She has seen a lot and would have many dramatic stories to tell.

[@lehoangj]

Great content! Please keep on doing it! We want more! :) Take care. Thanks.

[@schooltechnology3551]

Také miluji české filmy. Jsou příliš dobří.

[@Alessandrosoloriosmith6372]

Ahoj já jsme Manuel . Video se mi libilo a chci se naučit česky ❤🇨🇿 Děkuji..

[@clotildedecasaantici8065]

Only English ,( id est north- American)movies,? I see also italian, french , spanish, german, russian etc. movies.

[@JoseLara-dg4zk]

Well! Time to watch some Czech fairy tales now!!!

[@mthecatholic1481]

No one: When you can understand everything at 100 %: "You know, I am kind of native speaker."

[@agathoklesmartinios8414]

I just noticed this video is labelled “Super Easy Czech”, which I think is by mistake. This does not seem like a “Super Easy” type video.

[@felipematus3021]

Já bych doporučil S čerty nejosu žerty :D

[@MartaBurlaka-c6e]

❤❤

[@karthikkamathp]

I'm planning to start to watch "The Sleepers", a Czech espionage TV series. Heard a lot of good reviews, but how do the Czech people find it?

[@heard_leaderofmepoo5372]

Can Polish and Czech understand each other ?

[@josefvavra6854]

It really depends on how is one able to "decipher" strange sounding but nonetheles similar words. For example if you grew up in northern region of Czech rep. (i.e. closer to the polish borders) you would be quite accustomed to understand it at about 70-85%. The Praguers and central or southener living Czech can understand approx. 40-50% of polish when they hear it for some time (ten minutes at least), but for the first hearing it would be (I guess) about 20-30%. The czech and polish language are relatively close to each other in vocabulary, but their pronounciation is a bit different so one has to get accustomed to their sound and different rhytm of speech.

[@robertkukuczka6946]

For me it is not a problem. I am Polish and I can almost all understand. I was born to Czech and Slovak border and since my childchood I watched Czech or Slovak TV.

[@Pidalin]

Not without at least basic experiences with that language. Sometimes you think that you understand, but it means something completely different, but without at least little practice, you can understand almost everything. As Josed said, it's about beying able to decipher it, when you know that where Czech has T or Ť, Polish has ć and such things, you can understand it much easier.

[@АртемГубайдуллин-е7е]

Он так похож на мой родной русский язык

[@tobiasformanek3989]

we czechs dont know anything but then suddenly it turns out that we know everything haha (last question)

[@Manuqtix.Manuqtix]

Yo Czech Czech Czech Czechs, hey!

[@randombaddie1767]

What race are Czech people?

[@Alone-sf7wj]

Asian

[@randombaddie1767]

@@Alone-sf7wj They look white

[@jackfordon7735]

Skoda, ze cesi nemaji radi sve filmy. Vzdyt ten prumysl zalezi hlavne na ceskem publiku! Jeste se mi zda skoda, ze zrejme "zahranicni filmy" znamena pro vetsinu lidi "anglické (americké) filmy)". Dokonce holky obcas jenom daly vyber mezi "ceskejma" a "angickejma filmama". Vive l'hégémonie américaine ! 😅

[@lukasrba1]

Tak, co si budeme. Italský filmy jsou v česku jen Fantocci, z Německa se mi vybaví jen Fak Jů, pane učiteli, a z Ruska Mrazík.. Dobře, Francie je druhá "na ráně", ale jen klasiky: Četníci, Pierre Richard, Fantomas...

[@robertnagy1546]

Jeden z nejhezčích jazyků po světě. A nejhezčí holky jsou z ČR 🤍💙❤️

[@tobiasformanek3989]

jak lucka s anickou nalezite dokladaji

[@pumagutten]

I would love to watch the Zátopek-movie. I was hoping it would come to my local cinema here in Tromsø, Norway, but I am still waiting. Tři oříšky pro Popelku is a Christmas classic on Norwegian TV, but it is narrated by a Norwegian actor. However you can here Czech being spoken in the background, and I have watched the film in Czech om KZbin. That was very nice.

[@Anastazka00]

Is the question: "Do u prefer to watch Czech or foreign movies?" or "Do u prefer to watch movies in Czech or English?"

[@davidburda1280]

They asked both questions. The translation is accurate in both cases.

[@Anastazka00]

@@davidburda1280 They should ask all of them the same question though.

[@jackfordon7735]

Unfortunately, for many people "foreign movies" and "movies in English" is the same thing. People forget about the rest of the world because the American movie/TV industry is so dominant.

[@Pidalin]

@@jackfordon7735 There is plenty of non American/British movies which people watch, like French or Italian commedy movies, German crimi series and fairytales, cartoons from other former communist countries and many of "American" movies or TV series is actually from Canada.

[@matthew9054]

Great video! 👍 I really enjoyed the topic and all the movie recommendations that the people gave. I look forward to watching them. Ironically, the very Czech films that I've been watching are fairytales 😊. Tři oříšky pro Popelku, the one that Lucka recommends, is one of my favorites and is a unique version of Cinderella. The Salt Prince (1983) has a great story and Princezna ze mlejna is very lovable, sweet, quirky, and funny with lots of pantomime that really helps (I think) in learning the Czech language. (I was able to watch Princezna ze mlejna 2 without any subtitles and still able to follow and enjoy the plot and story while also picking up on Czech phrases, words, and their meaning.) Děkuji for the recommendations and advice! (They've really helped me feel like I'm on the right track.)

[@mariak2379]

Thank you so much for your videos and recommendations! I really liked Tři oříšky pro Popelku as a child and now it's time to watch it in Czech)

[@mikoajbadzielewski3396]

Czesi oglądają... czeskie filmy😉

[@bartekr5372]

Skritek, Pociągi pod Specjalnym Nadzorem, Trup w każdej szafie, miniserial Kosmo XD

[@agathoklesmartinios8414]

Prasátko Peppa might also be a good suggestion for beginners, since it is aimed at children and so tends to be simpler. And there is an official channel for it on KZbin where you can watch episodes, so very accesible.

[@jaskatpon1]

I have watched a Czech film many years ago called Nowhere in Moravia. Interesting film and a good insight into rural Czech culture.

[@danilock]

Great video ! Very interesting! Greetings from Brasil

[@TomS-ce8hi]

Pelíšky a Kolya jsou nejlepší české filmy, které jsem zatím viděl. Ale měl bych se snažit víc hlídat. Díky za tipy!

[@luisyanez5943]

Que guapas las chicas checas

[@kkomas]

Great video! Keep up the good work 😊

[@DamianoFS]

dekuji!

[@kiwikrijger4379]

Very good video!

[@easylanguages]

Thank you!:)

[@xdemgeo3581]

Guy at 1:35 is so hot :P