Learn Czech phrases and sentences by selecting the phrases that you want to learn from the list. These cover a wide variety of Czech topics, including the numbers in Czech, Czech days, Czech greetings and the months in Czech all with audio.
A few first words. 1, A few first words. 2, Bedroom and bathroom items, Buying things. General phrases, Buyings things. Useful words, Countries, Communication problems, Conversation. Introductions, Conversation. Small talk, Conversation. Filler words, Conversation. Small talk. Sport, Conversation. Small talk. The weather, Days. General, Days of the week and seasons, Describing (masculine) things. Colours, Describing (feminine) things. Colours, Describing (neuter) things. Colours, Describing (masculine) things. Adjectives, Describing (feminine) things. Adjectives, Describing (neuter) things. Adjectives, Directions. 1, Directions. 2, Eating items, Eating phrases. 1, Eating phrases. 2, Emergencies, Family, Food and drink. General phrases, Food and drink. At the bar or café. 1, Food and drink. At the bar or café. 2, Food and drink. At the bar or café. 3, General phrases, Getting around. General phrases, Getting around. Train and bus, Getting around by taxi, Getting around by car, Health, Household items, Money, Months of the year, Numbers. 1 to 10, Numbers. 11 to 20, Numbers. 30 to 1000, Parts of the body, Places and buildings. 1, Places and buildings. 2, Question and size words, Sightseeing, Somewhere to stay. 1, Somewhere to stay. 2, Time, The house, Useful words to recognize, Words to do with food. General, Words to do with food. Fruit, Words to do with food. Meat.
As well as the flashcards for the Czech phrases there are additional learning games for colours, days, fruit, months, numbers and vegetables.
Colours Fruit Months Numbers. 1 to 10 Numbers. 1 to 20 Vegetables
Test whether you know the difference between a třešně, hruška, hlávkový salát and rajské jablíčko, can count from jedna to deset and know černá from bílá.
Czech is a West Slavonic language with around 12 million speakers. It is mutually intelligble with Slovak.
It was known as Bohemian in English (until the 19th century) after the region Bohemia, itself taking its name from the tribe Boii.
Czech is in the West Slavic branch of the Slavonic languages and most closely related to Polish and Slovak.
Related languages include Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Ukrainian.
How to learn Czech from scratch.
https://freelanguage.org/learn-czech Czech language learning resources.
http://www.lsa.umich.edu/slavic A printer friendly Czech grammar written to cover the first two years of a Czech course. These are extremely comprehensive.
http://www.slovnik.cz An online Czech to English dictionary.