Czech for Foreigners

Czech for Foreigners – Beginners (A1)

Monday (18:15–19:45), 17 x 90 minute lessons a semester

• this course is designed for those who do not have any or very basic knowledge of Czech
• focus on a practical use of Czech in ordinary, daily situations
• focus on practicing correct pronunciation of Czech speech sounds, speaking, writing, reading, and listening

At the end of the course, I will:

• be able to introduce and express myself in common situations and on simple topics,
• be able to express my needs to the people around me in simple sentences and phrases,
• understand directories and informational signs,
• be able to order food and drinks in restaurants and communicate in stores,
• be able to count to one million,
• be able to ask directions,
• understand time (time, date, months, and years).

Topics for conversation:

• introduction
• me and my family
• in a restaurant food
• basic types, fruit and vegetable

• Course book

  Česky krok za krokem 1, Lída Holá, from unit 1

Czech for Foreigners – False Beginners (A1)

Monday (16:30–18:00), 17 x 90 minute lessons a semester

• focus on a practical use of Czech in ordinary, daily situations
• focus on practicing correct pronunciation of Czech speech sounds, speaking, writing, reading, and listening

At the end of the course, I will:

• be able to introduce and express myself in common situations and on simple topics,
• be able to express my needs to the people around me in simple sentences and phrases,
• understand directories and informational signs,
• be able to order food and drinks in restaurants and communicate in stores,
• be able to count to one million,
• be able to ask directions,
• understand time (time, date, months, and years)
• be able to express future actions and tell stories.

Grammar and topics for conversation:

• time and schedules
• prepositions
• cases
• past tenses
• telling stories
• housing
• shopping

Course book

Česky krok za krokem 1, Lída Holá, from unit 5 

Czech for Foreigners – Pre-Intermediate (A1–A2)

Thursday (18:15–19:45), 17 x 90 minute lessons a semester

• focus on a practical use of Czech in ordinary, daily situations
• focus on practicing correct pronunciation of Czech speech sounds, speaking, writing, reading, and listening

Grammar and topics for conversation:

• fashion and clothes
• expressing attitudes
• declension of personal pronouns
• prepositions and cases
• description of objects at home 
• interpersonal relations
• stages of life

Course book

Česky krok za krokem 1, Lída Holá, from unit 16 

Czech for Foreigners – Intermediate B1

Tuesday (18:15–19:45), 34 x 90 minute lessons a semester

• focus on a practical use of Czech in ordinary, daily situations
• focus on practicing correct pronunciation of Czech speech sounds, speaking, writing, reading, and listening

Grammar and topics for conversation:

• getting to know each other
• repetition of the vocative in practice (on specific names)
• identification of the genus, nominative singular, verba
• writing e-mails and letters
• interrogative pronouns who, what, indefinite and negative pronouns someone, something, nobody, nothing
• countries, nationalities, languages

Course book

Česky krok za krokem 2, Lída Holá, from unit 1

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• čeština pro cizince – konverzace,
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