Speak, read and write Czech confidently with this best-selling course from Teach Yourself - the No. 1 brand in language learning. Learn everyday, useful Czech through real-life situations that make grammar and vocabulary easy and memorable. This edition makes learning effective and engaging with an easy-to-read page design and complete audio support. Flexible - Learn in your own time and at your own pace Jargon-free - Grammar and vocabulary made easy Time saving - Learn quickly with one- and five-minute essentials Practical - Reinforce your learning with examples and exercises Expert - Course…mehr
Speak, read and write Czech confidently with this best-selling course from Teach Yourself - the No. 1 brand in language learning. Learn everyday, useful Czech through real-life situations that make grammar and vocabulary easy and memorable. This edition makes learning effective and engaging with an easy-to-read page design and complete audio support. Flexible - Learn in your own time and at your own pace Jargon-free - Grammar and vocabulary made easy Time saving - Learn quickly with one- and five-minute essentials Practical - Reinforce your learning with examples and exercises Expert - Course devised by a world-class teacher of Czech Authentic - Learn everyday Czech through real-life dialogues Motivating - Measure your success with regular reviews of your progress Audio (MP3 compatible) - Dialogues, vocabulary and pronunciation on a CD By the end of this course you will be at B2 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) for languages: Can interact with fluency and spontaneity and produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and to explain a viewpoint.
David Short has taught Czech and Slovak in London since 1973 and is a founder member of the North-American (now International) Association of Teachers of Czech. He has also examined in Czech for a wide range of institutions, including other British universities and a period of involvement in the Czech A-level examination, before it was scrapped. He publishes widely on Czech and Slovak topics, with many items brought together in a volume of Essays in Czech and Slovak Language and Literature (1996), and he is pleased to have had some involvement in prize-winning dictionaries of Czech idioms (1983, 1988, 1994). He is also an active reviewer, freelance translator (including some literary and scholarly works) and interpreter (chiefly for asylum-seekers from the Czech Republic and Slovakia). His other published books include the bibliography Czechoslovakia (1986), its updated revision Czech Republic (with Vlaïka Edmondson, 2000), and Customs and Etiquette in the Czech Republic (1996), and he is the author of the descriptive outline grammars of Czech and Slovak included in Bernard Comrie & Greville G. Corbett (eds): The Slavonic Languages (1993).
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: Introduction : Introduction : Introduction 1: Good morning. How are you? 1: Good morning. How are you? 1: Good morning. How are you? 2: What’s your name? 2: What’s your name? 2: What’s your name? 3: Where do you work? 3: Where do you work? 3: Where do you work? 4: What is your house like? 4: What is your house like? 4: What is your house like? 5: Is there a bookshop near here? 5: Is there a bookshop near here? 5: Is there a bookshop near here? 6: At customs 6: At customs 6: At customs 7: Where exactly did you study? 7: Where exactly did you study? 7: Where exactly did you study? 8: I can’t find the key 8: I can’t find the key 8: I can’t find the key 9: What’s the time? 9: What’s the time? 9: What’s the time? 10: What should I buy the family? 10: What should I buy the family? 10: What should I buy the family? 11: We’ve got visitors coming on Thursday 11: We’ve got visitors coming on Thursday 11: We’ve got visitors coming on Thursday 12: It’s my wife who takes the children to school 12: It’s my wife who takes the children to school 12: It’s my wife who takes the children to school 13: It’s raining! 13: It’s raining! 13: It’s raining! 14: Stop arguing! 14: Stop arguing! 14: Stop arguing! 15: If I knew you were coming… 15: If I knew you were coming… 15: If I knew you were coming… 16: It’ll be quicker like that 16: It’ll be quicker like that 16: It’ll be quicker like that 17: Don’t get worked up over politics! 17: Don’t get worked up over politics! 17: Don’t get worked up over politics! 18: First we’ll tidy Líba’s wardrobe 18: First we’ll tidy Líba’s wardrobe 18: First we’ll tidy Líba’s wardrobe 19: Have something to taste 19: Have something to taste 19: Have something to taste 20: Other things which you need to know 20: Other things which you need to know 20: Other things which you need to know : Key to the exercises : Key to the exercises : Key to the exercises : Appendices : Appendices : Appendices : Glossary of grammatical terms : Glossary of grammatical terms : Glossary of grammatical terms : Czech-English vocabulary : Czech-English vocabulary : Czech-English vocabulary : English-Czech vocabulary : English-Czech vocabulary : English-Czech vocabulary : Taking it further : Taking it further : Taking it further : Index : Index : Index
: Introduction : Introduction : Introduction 1: Good morning. How are you? 1: Good morning. How are you? 1: Good morning. How are you? 2: What’s your name? 2: What’s your name? 2: What’s your name? 3: Where do you work? 3: Where do you work? 3: Where do you work? 4: What is your house like? 4: What is your house like? 4: What is your house like? 5: Is there a bookshop near here? 5: Is there a bookshop near here? 5: Is there a bookshop near here? 6: At customs 6: At customs 6: At customs 7: Where exactly did you study? 7: Where exactly did you study? 7: Where exactly did you study? 8: I can’t find the key 8: I can’t find the key 8: I can’t find the key 9: What’s the time? 9: What’s the time? 9: What’s the time? 10: What should I buy the family? 10: What should I buy the family? 10: What should I buy the family? 11: We’ve got visitors coming on Thursday 11: We’ve got visitors coming on Thursday 11: We’ve got visitors coming on Thursday 12: It’s my wife who takes the children to school 12: It’s my wife who takes the children to school 12: It’s my wife who takes the children to school 13: It’s raining! 13: It’s raining! 13: It’s raining! 14: Stop arguing! 14: Stop arguing! 14: Stop arguing! 15: If I knew you were coming… 15: If I knew you were coming… 15: If I knew you were coming… 16: It’ll be quicker like that 16: It’ll be quicker like that 16: It’ll be quicker like that 17: Don’t get worked up over politics! 17: Don’t get worked up over politics! 17: Don’t get worked up over politics! 18: First we’ll tidy Líba’s wardrobe 18: First we’ll tidy Líba’s wardrobe 18: First we’ll tidy Líba’s wardrobe 19: Have something to taste 19: Have something to taste 19: Have something to taste 20: Other things which you need to know 20: Other things which you need to know 20: Other things which you need to know : Key to the exercises : Key to the exercises : Key to the exercises : Appendices : Appendices : Appendices : Glossary of grammatical terms : Glossary of grammatical terms : Glossary of grammatical terms : Czech-English vocabulary : Czech-English vocabulary : Czech-English vocabulary : English-Czech vocabulary : English-Czech vocabulary : English-Czech vocabulary : Taking it further : Taking it further : Taking it further : Index : Index : Index
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