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Post by lindaboo on Mar 30, 2008 8:36:32 GMT 1
ETA: and also a good way how to learn words is, what i saw when I was at Dee's, they had paper stick on EVERY thing in their room doors, window, chair, table, glass, fridge and many, many others Hey but Peta that's wonderful idea. I should try it. Thanks for advice...God that could really help. ;D
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Post by deedeelocks on Mar 30, 2008 19:48:05 GMT 1
it certainly helps to learn the words for things... its a start better not to start off with too much grammar...too complicated...
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Post by lindaboo on Mar 31, 2008 12:54:23 GMT 1
I know. I hated to learn english words at first but now I am glad that I did it because grammar is the hardest part no metter what language is it
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Post by sashimi on Mar 31, 2008 14:43:41 GMT 1
Thank you for the tips, everyone !
I have a question. My main purpous in learnig Czech is not daily conversation but reading Tomas's articles...
How should you learn Czech in this case ?
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Post by akiko on Mar 31, 2008 17:44:01 GMT 1
I bought a book for study of Czech today. However, I read the alphabet and the pronunciation, and the inside of the head became full. I realize that I don't go like the young all of you. The future seems to be long...
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Post by deedeelocks on Apr 1, 2008 11:03:19 GMT 1
the first part is the hardest, but once you are through that it starts to become fun Pronounciation is difficult, especially ř ... but well I can do it now...some native Czechs still can´t Sashimi, I still think you should start from the beginning, but perhaps you can focus on some figure skating words.. krasobruslení... čtverný Toeloop... trojitý axel...
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Post by carolina on Apr 1, 2008 12:45:19 GMT 1
well i thing the baest way to learn any language is just to practice, to speak with to these people who can speak that language that you want to learn, for example want to learn german speak and communicate with germans, want to learn Czech than get into contact with Czech people ... thats must be usefull;)
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Post by deedeelocks on Apr 1, 2008 13:16:34 GMT 1
hmm, I was in contact with a lot of Czech people before but outside a few words...it didnt help much because they all speak English so well I think to be able to practice, you do need to have some basis. But its good to have someone native Czech help you with pronounciation, vocabulary or grammar issues...
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Post by carolina on Apr 2, 2008 13:27:21 GMT 1
well thats what i ment, like to communicate with these people who doesn`t speak that language what you can speak, it`s like my friend she came to England knowing english just a little bit, and in about 1 year time she started talking great in english, even she was surprised how quick she get into it, because all around her were only english people or who doesn`t spek her mother tongue language.
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Post by deedeelocks on Apr 2, 2008 13:49:19 GMT 1
yeah best is to go to some country where they speak the language you want to learn...and yeah it especially goes fast when others dont speak English or something... I have some colleagues here whom really dont speak English, only Czech...and also the kids of course do not... I am surprised how fast I am learning, though there is still A LOT to learn...!! I study, I am at the point where it starts to become fun
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Post by Noe on Apr 2, 2008 23:45:20 GMT 1
The next language I'm going to learn is probably spanish, because I have family in Spain and I still don't know if I'll stay in France. So, no czech for me but I like to listen to it! (german and russian too)
All I know is ahoj and sluníčko ;D
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Post by deedeelocks on Apr 3, 2008 15:26:33 GMT 1
well these are 2 good words to know
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Post by Raspberry on Apr 8, 2008 16:10:22 GMT 1
All I know is ahoj and sluníčko ;D Haha Me too...
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Post by peta on Apr 27, 2008 11:37:39 GMT 1
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Post by madalina on Jan 25, 2009 1:23:56 GMT 1
awww,I would like to learn czech....only for Tom!
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