Hide Video Jump to “Download Materials” Show Table of Contents 3 Key Rules vowels Consonants Loanwords Assimilation Download Materials Three Key Rules of Czech Pronunciation One-Letter-One-Sound RuleEvery letter in Czech represents a single, consistent sound. Unlike English, there are no surprises: C is always [ts] O is always [o] E is always [e] This makes […]
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Hide Video Show Table of Contents Video Pre-Lesson Quiz Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 6 Topics: Type 1 verb conjugation: -at = vstávat (čekat,Vykání x tykáníBýt (to be)Nouns: intro to gender (typical endings) and pluralPronunciation: d, t, n, ď, ť, ň, dě, tě, ně, di, ti, ni, (dí, tí,
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Hide Video Show Table of Contents Video Present Tense Exercise 1 Negative Sentences Exercise 2 Topics: Types of verbs 3rd person singular (he, she, it) in present tense Negative form of verbs Basic stress (first syllable) Short vs long vowels (a – á, e – é, i – í…) Hide Table Table of Contents Video
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