LESSON 01
Start With Czech Sounds
Hear each letter and build a clean first accent.
BEGINNER CZECH
Learn Czech Step by Step
Start with easy sounds, useful words, and short grammar notes you can use right away. Built for students, travelers, and expats who want clear progress.
FROM THE JOURNAL
Featured Czech Lessons
Hear each letter and build a clean first accent.
GRAMMAR
Czech Grammar, Kept Simple
READING
Read Your First Story
01VOCAB
100 Daily Words
Food, home, and travel words you will use often.
02PHRASES
Speak at a Café
Order drinks, ask for the bill, and say thanks.
03QUIZZES
Mini Quiz Set
Check what you know after each short lesson.
GUIDE
Case Endings Made Easy
GUIDE
TIPS
Prague Travel Phrases
TIPS
TOPICS
Choose a Study Topic
Short help on cases, verbs, and sentence order.
GUIDE
Grammar Notes
Short help on cases, verbs, and sentence order.
TIPS
Travel Czech
Words and lines for trains, hotels, shops, and food.
GUIDE
Pronunciation Lab
Work on sounds, stress, and the letter ř.
GUIDE
Reading Practice
Simple texts with clear notes and quick checks.
lesson pages and guides
120+
lesson pages and guides
to finish a study set
30 min
to finish a study set
grammar, words, and reading
3 skill paths
grammar, words, and reading
Community
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Reading, Quizzes, and Study Plans
A seven-day start for sound, words, and basic grammar.
PLAN
Study Plan for Week One
A seven-day start for sound, words, and basic grammar.
0201
Czech Cases 1-7
Plain notes for each case with example lines.
0302
My First Café Order
Useful words for drinks, snacks, and the bill.
WIDE
Reading Pack for A1
Short texts with notes, questions, and answers.
05CARD
Top 20 Verbs
Learn the verbs you need for daily Czech.
06CARD
Brno City Words
Names, signs, and lines you will hear around town.
07CARD
Sound Guide: ř
A close look at the hardest Czech sound.
08CARD
Quiz Roundups
Fast checks for grammar, words, and reading.
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Questions
Common Czech Questions
Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.
01Can I start Czech as a total beginner?+
Yes. Start with sounds, greetings, and simple grammar. Each lesson adds one small step at a time, in order.
02Do you cover Czech grammar?+
Yes. We explain cases, verbs, and word order in short notes with clear examples and quick checks.
03Is there pronunciation help?+
Yes. You get sound guides for tricky letters, stress, and the Czech ř sound with plain examples.
04Who is this site for?+
It fits students, travelers, and expats who want useful Czech for daily life, trips, and class.
05Are there quizzes?+
Yes. Short quizzes help you check words, grammar, and reading after each lesson, so you can spot gaps fast.
06How often should I study?+
Ten to fifteen minutes a day works well. Small, steady practice beats long cramming and helps memory.
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