slowczech – Learn Czech for Real Life
slowczech is a podcast for learners of Czech who want to move beyond textbooks and grammar drills. It offers episodes in slow Czech with authentic stories and conversations, as well as English episodes on mindset and confidence. The podcast aims to help learners speak real Czech used in daily life through comprehensible input. Since 2016, it has supported thousands of learners through 1:1 lessons, immersion programs, courses, and YouTube videos.
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343 Why Do Czechs Love Kofola? The Story Behind Czech's Favorite Soda (Intermediate Culture)
Why would millions of Czechs choose Kofola over Coca-Cola? The answer is much bigger than taste.In this Czech podcast for intermediate learners, you'll discover the surprising history of Kofola—from its secret beginnings in communist Czechoslovakia to becoming one of the country's strongest cultural symbols. Improve your Czech listening while learning authentic vocabulary and fascinating Czech cul
339 The most magical places in Czechia that Czech people love and foreigners don't know (yet)
Do you think that you have already seen the Czech Republic? Let us show you "secret" places that many foreigners learning Czech don't know.In this episode, slowczech teacher Danča introduces four fascinating Czech towns that many tourists miss:Žatec – the world-famous town of hops and beer Písek – home to the oldest bridge in the Czech RepublicJičín – the fairy-tale town of RumcajsTeplice – the hi
337 Funny Czech Desserts: Rakvička, Věneček & Other Sweet Surprises (Intermediate Culture)
What do a little coffin, a wreath, and a poppy seed cake have in common? They’re all traditional Czech desserts! Join Monča and Šárka as they explore some of Czechia’s most beloved sweets, their unusual names, and the memories connected to them.You'll discover why children used to eat desserts with alcohol, why poppy seeds surprise many foreigners, and which desserts Czech people still love today.
336 Které české jídlo je nejhorší? (intermediate culture)
Would you eat cow stomach soup?In this episode, Monča and Šárka rate 5 bizarre Czech foods that often shock foreigners. From tripe soup and dill sauce to the beloved fried cheese, you’ll discover the delicious (and sometimes strange) side of Czech culture.Which dish would you try first? Let us know at contact@slowczech.com!---Get the transcript here: https://slowczech.com/slowczechpodcastfree “Rea
335 Six strange Czech cycling rules every foreigner should know (in simple and slow Czech)
Why do Czech people take cycling so seriously?In this episode, Eliška talks about Czech cycling culture, popular biking habits, and why Czech people buy more expensive bicycles than cars. Get the transcript here: https://slowczech.com/slowczechpodcast--- free “Real Czech Starter Kit”: slowczech.com/kit/podIndividual lessons: https://slowczech.com/courses/individual/
334 Seven weird Czech hiking rules nobody prepares foreigners for
Do you love hiking and nature?In this episode, Eliška talks about 7 rather funny hiking rules and habits in Czechia.Why do Czech people always choose the longest route? Why is there beer and svíčková in the middle of a hike? And why does everybody suddenly become so friendly in the forest?Please do not take Eliška too seriously… but there is trošku pravdy Immerse yourself in slow and simple Czech
342 Ten Signs You're Secretly Becoming Czech (Count Your Score!)
Are you becoming Czech without even realizing it?Take this fun Czech culture test and discover how many typical Czech habits you've already adopted. Learn real Czech vocabulary, everyday expressions, and the traditions that make Czech life unique.What's your final score?Get the transcript here: https://slowczech.com/slowczechpodcast----free “Real Czech Starter Kit”: slowczech.com/kit/podImmersion
341 The 7 Czech Cases Enter a Reality Show… and Everything Changes
What if the seven Czech cases were contestants in a reality show?Meet Nominative, Instrumental, Genitive, Locative, and the rest of the “Seven Brothers” as they compete for survival. Learn Czech grammar through humor, memorable stories, and everyday examples instead of declension tables.Perfect for intermediate Czech learners (A2–B1) who want to remember Czech cases naturally.Join our Czech Cases
338 Seven most unfortunate town names in Czechia
In this episode Eliška walks you through 7 funny — sometimes unintentionally awkward — Czech place names like Hrob or Řitka.Hear natural spoken Czech, learn cultural jokes and hidden meanings.Perfect for learners who want more than grammar — real Czech conversations and laughs.: ----free “Real Czech Starter Kit”: slowczech.com/kit/podImmersion Program: www.slowczech.com/immersion/pod
340 What Really Happens at a Czech Cottage? [Czech Culture]
What is a real weekend at a Czech chata actually like? Join Eliška, Gabča and Peťa as they share playful stories and surprising traditions that every Czech knows.Learn useful Czech words like chata, špekáček, lavor, slivovice and houby, discover why “a short walk” can last four hours, and find out why your hosts never stop asking if you’re hungry.You’ll practise Czech listening while discovering t
333 Try this quiz: How Czech Are You? (Beginner Culture & Mindset)
Today, Monča prepared for you a fun quiz, which will test your knowledge of Czech slang, culture, movies, food, and everyday expressions.Do you know what “makat” means? What Czechs call 100 crowns? Or which Christmas movie almost every Czech watches every year?In this episode, you’ll learn real Czech expressions, discover interesting cultural habits, and see how “Czech” you really are. ----free “R
332 Tři Pohádky – 3 fairy tale films you must see (Beginner Culture & Mindset)
In this episode, you’ll discover how Czechs watch fairy tales and learn phrases you can use today.
Czech fairy tales are kind of a big thing here a ne jen pro děti. You might be surprised that we watch them mostly at Christmas… and honestly, often the same ones every year
In this episode, Nikola shares 3 fairy tales that Czechs really love. You’ll hear simple Czech, pick up a few new words (like
331 Rozumíš, ale nemluvíš? Příběh slowczech (Intermediate Story)
This is story how slowczech was born. Where the vision of “speak Czech in real life” came from, how Eliška knew French grammar but couldnt speak, how she got 96% in German exam (not by studying grammar). In this episode, you will learn the story behind slowczech and the moment she understood that grammar wasn’t the way. ANd you’ll discover what actually helps you start speaking.Join Speak Czech Pa
330 Learn Czech prepositions NA and DO with a simple story (Beginner Grammar in Action)
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.
In this episode, you’ll discover how Czechs use na and do in everyday life and learn phrases you can use today.Hiiiii, I’m Monča and today I will tell you a simple story about my week. In this story, I used many Czech prepositions NA and DO in real, natural sentences. You will hear how we, Czechs, use these prepositions in real life. Ho
329 Zapomněl, že má manželku – spisovatel Jaroslav Hašek (Intermediate Culture)
In this episode, you’ll get to know Jaroslav Hašek, the famous Czech spisovatel behind The Good Soldier Švejk. Ale… this is not a nudná history lesson — Gabča will share with you interesting and maybe a little weird facts about his life. You’ll hear about his love for hospody (who doesn’t like Czech beer), his unusual life choices, and why he was a bigamist.Check also: free “Real Czech Starter Kit
[EN] Czech cases: learn them without declension tables
After 10 years of teaching Czech, Eliška knows pretty well why fabulous people struggle with cases and why memorizing declension tables rarely leads to speaking. In this episode, she will tell you what actually helps your brain understand Czech endings and start using them naturally.
Do you prefer reading? You can read an article about the same topic here:https://slowczech.com/czech-cases-expla
328 Krteček se ptá: Kde bydlíš? (beginner grammar: locative in dialogue)
In this episode, you will have an unbelievable luck! You will hear Krteček interviewing Elišku. What a lucky person you are ;)) Krteček asks Eliška about her life, her work and her French. Learn how to ask these questions and how to answer and use them today in your life… and learn LOCATIVE case naturally.Instead of studying theory, you will train your brain to respond automatically. free “Real
327 Relaxace: Mluv česky v klidu (All Levels How to Learn Smarter)
Speaking Czech feels sometimes stressful? Try this short guided relaxation and notice what happens when your body slows down. You might discover that when you are calm, you understand more… And this is how you start speaking more naturally. Less stress = more access to your Czech brain.Měj se hezky, uč se česky. free Real Czech Starter Kit: slowczech.com/kit/podImmersion Program: www.slowczech.com
326 Kulturní šoky cizinců v Česku. Did that surprise you too? (beginner culture)
In this episode, you’ll discover what culture shocks foreigners the most when they arrive in the Czech Republic.From mixed-gender naked saunas to silent public transport, paid public toilets, and the strict rule of taking your shoes off at home — this episode explains what is normal for Czechs but surprising for expats.You’ll also learn why Czechs don’t do small talk, and why that doesn’t mean the
325 Jak znít víc česky: no, jako, prostě (Intermediate Vocabulary Focus)
Zní tvoje čeština správně, ale pořád tak nějak tvrdě nebo roboticky? V této epizodě objevíš tři česká filler words – no, jako, prostě – díky kterým budeš znít přirozeněji, uvolněněji a zůstaneš v konverzaci bez stresu. Měj se hezky, uč se česky.Learn more: free “Real Czech Starter Kit”: slowczech.com/kit/pod Immersion Program: www.slowczech.com/immersion/pod
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#3 Speak Czech in real life: How confidence in Czech is built
Confidence in Czech isn’t about talent or perfect Czech grammar, it’s about feeling safe enough to stay in the conversation. In this episode, you’ll learn why freezing happens and how tiny “Czech reps” help your brain relax and speak naturally.
free “Real Czech Starter Kit”: slowczech.com/kit/pod Immersion Prog
324 Seznamování v češtině: Na co se ptát? (Beginner Real Conversation)
Meeting new people in a foreign language is hard.You might understand Czech, but when it’s time to speak, you don’t know what to ask. This episode is exactly about that.In episode 324 Seznamování v češtině: Na co se ptát?, you’ll listen to a simple, realistic speed-dating story and learn practical questions that Czechs actually use when getting to know someone.This beginner-friendly episode is ide
323 Co novýho? Small talk na zastávce (Beginner Real Conversation)
With Monča a Daniela you’ll hear real Czech small talk with phrases like „hele“, „jako“, „tyjo“ and „ehhh, nevím no“, plus weekend plans, weather chat and simple ways to keep the conversation going… all beginner-friendly and natural. Měj se hezky, uč se česky!
free “Real Czech Starter Kit”: slowczech.com/kit/po
#2 Speak Czech in real life: Why your brain freezes when Czechs talk to you (and how to stay calm)
When your Czech suddenly disappears, your brain is not your enemy… it’s just panicking and trying to protect you :))In this second episode of “Speak Czech in real life”, you’ll learn why you freeze with real Czechs and tiny tools that help you stay calm, steady and actually enjoy the conversation.
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322 Setkání v Brně: Kam jdeme na kafe a jídlo? (Advanced Real Conversation)
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.In this episode, you’ll discover how Czechs talk when they meet a friend in the city and try to choose a place for coffee, dessert or dinner.You’ll hear a natural dialogue full of useful phrases you can use the next time you meet someone in Czech — asking where to go, talking about cafés, restaurants and food, and sharing your preference
#1 Speak Czech in real life: Why you still can’t use what you learned
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.In this episode, you’ll discover why you understand Czech… but still can’t use it in real life and how to finally speak with confidence, ease, and a little Czech playfulness. We explore the difference between textbook Czech and the Czech people actually speak, why your brain freezes in real moments, and how to prepare for the situations
321 V Brně: Moravák, orloj a zmrzlina (Intermediate, Culture)
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.In this episode, you’ll join Monika on a walk through the streets of Brno: from Moravské náměstí to the famous Brno astronomical clock, and of course, a stop for the best Božský kopeček ice cream. You’ll hear how native speakers really talk about places, describe what they see, and share small stories — all in slow, clear Czech you can u
[EN] Stop fighting Czech grammar… start using it naturally (easy shift you can do right now)
Struggling with Czech grammar? You’re not alone!If you’ve been trying to learn Czech online or through traditional Czech lessons, you probably noticed that grammar can sometimes feel like a monster you’ll never conquer. But don’t worry — it’s time to flip that story around! With slowczech, I’ll show you how to stop overthinking grammar rules and start speaking Czech naturally, like a real local.Le
[EN] Why Czech cases don’t work like this (smarter way to learn)
Czech Cases Don’t Work Like This! (The Smarter Way to Learn Czech)Hey Czech learner You’ve probably heard: “Just master the 7 Czech cases and you’ll speak fluently.” But come on… you know that’s not true. Endless charts, endings, and tables don’t help you in real-life conversations. Why Czech grammar feels so hardWhen you memorize case rules, you’re storing them in the wrong part of your brain. Y
[EN] Language doesn’t grow in isolation
From Feeling Alone to Making Real Progress in Czech Do you sometimes feel like you’re learning Czech all alone?You sit with your app, your textbook, maybe even a podcast—but when it comes to real life, you freeze. People around you don’t get it. They switch back to English, or they ask: “Why even bother learning Czech?” And suddenly, you feel stuck, invisible, and discouraged.I know how heavy that
[EN] You’ve learned Czech vocabulary for years… so why can’t you speak naturally
Why You Still Can’t Speak Czech Naturally (Even After Learning Vocabulary for Years)Hey Czech learner Do you know tons of Czech words but still freeze when you try to have a real conversation? You’re not alone! In this video, Eliška, one of the slowczech tutors, explains why memorizing vocabulary lists doesn’t help you speak Czech naturally—and what you can do instead.What you’ll learn in this vi
320 CHCI, MŮŽU, MUSÍM – mluv o tom, co děláš (Beginner Grammar in Action)
How to Talk About Your Day in Czech – Without Grammar Charts!Learn how to talk about your day in Czech naturally — without endless grammar drills. In this fun episode, slowczech tutor Daniela shows you how to express yourself using just three powerful verbs: chci (I want), můžu (I can), and musím (I must). You’ll hear how real Czechs use them in everyday life — from morning coffee to dinner plans.
[EN] Why you feel invisible (and how to fix it without more grammar)
Why Czechs Ignore You (And How to Fix It Without More Grammar)Ever felt invisible in a Czech conversation? Like no matter how much grammar you’ve studied, Czechs still ignore you or switch to English? You’re not alone. And—good news—it’s not your fault (and definitely not your grammar).In this episode, slowczech tutor Eliska shares the real reason behind those awkward Czech conversations—and how t
[EN] Why you blank out in Czech (and 3 ways to start reacting faster)
Why You Freeze When Speaking Czech (And How to Respond Faster)You know the words. You’ve been doing your Czech lessons, listening to podcasts, repeating phrases…But then a Czech person talks to you, and—bam—you go blank.Sound familiar?You’re not alone. That freezing moment? It’s not your fault. It’s not about not knowing enough.It’s about your brain freaking out and switching into survival mode. I
319 Mám toho plné zuby a dalších 6 slangových frází (části těla s Jindrou)
Learn 7 Czech phrases using body partsIn this fun episode, Jindra, one of our 20 amazing slowczech tutors, teaches you 7 Czech idioms built around body parts, like „mám toho plné zuby“ or „má obě ruce levé.“ You’ll get real-life examples and clear explanations that make Czech feel natural and alive. Perfect if you’re tired of grammar drills and want to speak Czech with confidence = the way Czechs
[EN] Stop overthinking: why you still freeze
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and deep reflections.In this episode, Eliška — your slowczech rebel — shows you why your brain freezes when you try to speak Czech (and why it’s not your fault). You’ll discover how perfectionism, school-style learning, and silent “head practice” keep Czech stuck inside you — and how to finally unlearn that.You’ll learn to speak big, train your mouth, and
318 V Nepálu: Krásný, nádherný, úžasný (Beginner vocabulary focus with Daniela)
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations. In this episode, you’ll travel with Daniela to Nepal… through Czech adjectives! You’ll hear a real story from the mountains and discover how to replace boring words like hezký or zajímavý with natural, colorful Czech expressions.You’ll also practice through a short quiz at the end to test what you understood and see how many new adject
317 Potkala jsem medvěda! (Intermediate story with Veronika)
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.In this episode, Veronika shares a true story about her trip to Slovakia… a hike in the Tatras that turned into an unforgettable moment when she met a real bear! You’ll learn natural Czech phrases for storytelling and discover how to retell your own experiences in simple Czech.Ready to test your understanding? Take the mini listening qu
[EN] Stop waiting for B1 or “higher level”, speak Czech now
You are not your level. You are your voice.Forget A1, B1, C1… because real-life Czech doesn’t care about your label. No one in a café will ask, “Excuse me, are you B2 yet?” before talking to you.In this episode, Eliška—founder of slowczech, language rebel, and mama of two—shares why waiting to “feel ready” is the biggest trap for Czech learners. You’ll discover 3 mindset shifts to help you speak n
[EN] From “Mám ráda kávu” to real you: speak Czech without feeling small
Feel like you turn into a smaller version of yourself when speaking Czech? You’re not alone. You’re expressive and witty in your native language — but in Czech, it’s all “Mám ráda kávu.” In this honest episode, Eliška shares how to stop feeling like a textbook robot and start sounding like you again. You’ll learn why traditional methods keep you stuck, how to reconnect your brain and mouth, and 3
[EN] How to learn faster as English speaker: Ken’s shortcut for beginners
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.In this episode, Eliška talks with Ken, a beginner Czech learner who already knows other Slavic languages — and shares his shortcut for learning Czech faster. You’ll hear how he avoids grammar overwhelm, finds motivation through his hobbies, and turns everyday interests into powerful learning tools. Together they explore how to stay pati
316 To je cajk! 7 výrazů, které Češi používají (Intermediate Real Conversation)
Learn Czech naturally through real stories and conversations.In this episode, you’ll discover 7 real Czech slang phrases that Czechs use every day — like to je cajk, mám nervy v kýblu or dostat čočku. You’ll hear how to use them naturally, understand their real meaning, and start sounding more Czech when you speak.slowczech.com/kitslowczech.com/immersion#learnczech #czechlanguage #reallifeCzech
[EN] No need to be perfect in Czech… yes, but how?
Ahoooj, tady Eliška!Let’s be real for a sec…Mluvíš česky. You can order in a café, talk to the soused, maybe even throw in a little joke here and there.But when things get deep… fast… or super Czech… you freeze.You smile, nod, say “Jo, jo, chápu”… but inside you’re thinking: “Cože?! What did they just say?”And even after all the efford, you still sometimes feel like cizinec.Not always. But often e
315 Czechlish existuje: tyhle slova znáš (s Maruškou)
How Much Czech Do You Already Know (Thanks to English)? If you speak English, you already know a lot of Czech words. Really. Words like tramvaj, zoomuju, meeting, or scrolluju? Yep—welcome to modern, real-life Czech!In this fun episode, slowczech tutor Maruska invites you into her (very Czech, very relatable) day. But here’s the twist: her Czech is full of English-inspired words you already know!
[EN] Stop translating in your head and start being yourself in Czech (with Eliška)
Speak Czech Faster & More Naturally—No Overthinking! Ever freeze in a Czech conversation? Your brain knows the words, but… you hesitate.Is this correct? Will they switch to English?And before you speak—boom, the moment is gone.Today, Eliška breaks down WHY this happens + 2 super simple tricks to help you start speaking with confidence!Tip 1: Use Sentence Starters → Jump into conversations with
314 České jazykolamy, které tě pobaví (Intermediate Fun & Culture)
Can you beat these Czech tongue twisters?Čau, čau! Dneska jsme si s Mončou připravily něco speciálního – jazykolamy! Máme pět lehčích… a pak pět hardcore. Jdeš do toho s námi? Říká se, že jazykolamy nejsou praktické… a my souhlasíme. Ale víš co? Jsou skvělý trénink na výslovnost, artikulaci a rozmluvení! Tak pojď, vyzkoušej je s námi. A dej nám vědět, který byl pro tebe největší výzva! Pokud chc
[EN] Why you understand Czech but still feel like an outsider (with Eliška)
Ahoj, tady Eliška!Mám otázku.Ever feel like you’re just watching Czech conversations happen around you—nodding, smiling, but not really part of them? You’re not alone!Stop Watching Czech. Start Speaking Czech.In this video, I’ll show you how to stop feeling like an outsider in Czech and start jumping into real conversations with confidence.Because fluency? It’s not about memorizing endless grammar
313 Zkratky, co Češi říkají, ale učebnice tě nenaučí (s Eliškou a Mončou)
Speak Czech Like a Local: Abbreviations You NEED to Know!Ever felt lost in Czech conversations when people throw around shortcuts like HáeMko or OSVČ? You’re not alone! Czech abbreviations are everywhere—from shopping and banking to transport and tech. But don’t worry, we’ve got your back!In this podcast episode, Eliška and Monča from slowczech take you on a fun and practical journey through the m
314 Eliška: Learn Czech the right way and Don’t Freeze when speaking
Are you struggling to speak Czech despite your hard work in studying grammar and vocabulary? Join Eliška in this insightful video, “Why You’re Struggling to Speak Czech (and What to Do About It),” where she uncovers the reasons traditional Czech learning methods often fall short in real conversations.In this video, you’ll discover: Why learning grammar in isolation isn’t effective and how to make
312 Podcast episode by Petra: Children’s Language -Difference between “jíst” and “papat”
Čauky! Ready for our new podcast episode? Today our tutor Petra explores the charming world of children’s language in Czech. Have you ever wondered about the difference between “jíst” (to eat) and “papat” (a child-friendly term for eating) or between “spát” (to sleep) and “spinkat”?In this episode, Petra shares relatable situations that demonstrate how parents use these playful terms when talking
How to Learn Czech Grammar the slowczech Way
How to Learn Czech Grammar the slowczech WayAhoj, tady Eliška!Are you struggling or confused what is the best way to learn Czech grammar?You know the rules, you’ve studied the cases, but when it’s time to speak, your mind goes blank.Sound familiar? Traditional methods make Czech grammar feel like a puzzle—one that takes years to solve. But what if there was a better way?At slowczech, we believe th
311 (all levels) 2024 Unfiltred: Wins, Challenges, and Heartfelt Wishes for 2025
Kickstart Your Czech Journey in 2025Welcome to our first podcast episode of the year 2025! This episode is a heartfelt reflection on our shared successes in 2024 and the exciting journey ahead. With an incredible community, we celebrated 60 students across 15 group courses, 73 active individual learners, and more than 31,000 minutes of teaching. These achievements define you, our cherished learner
310 Veronika: Office Small Talk – The Czech You’ll Actually Use!
Authentic Czech Conversations in the Office with your colleaguesIn this episode of our podcast to learn Czech, join the wonderful Veronika, your friendly slowczech tutor, as she immerses you in the art of casual conversations in the office.You’ll discover how to navigate dialogues with your colleagues in a way that reflects the true spirit of the Czech language. From learning common phrases to int
(309 advanced) Friendship by Monika
Discover Czech Friendships with Monika
In the free episode of our podcast to learn Czech, Monika expalins unique nuances of Czech friendships. You’ll discover how Czechs view friendship, the various terms they use like “kamarád” and “známý,” as well as common misconceptions about emotional expressions in Czech culture. If you’re wondering how to communicate more effectively and naturally in your d
(308 intermediate) Czech Connections: Five US Families, One Heritage by Veronika
Discover Engaging Stories of Czech HeritageIn our latest free podcast episode, immerse yourself in captivating narratives that illustrate the rich tapestry of Czech heritage. You’ll hear from Kendrick, who resides in South Carolina and reflects on his family’s emigration from Czechia to Ohio in 1911. Kendrick proudly keeps Czech traditions alive, such as preparing delicious cucumber salad, which c
(307 intermediate) Petra: From the 60s to Gen Z – life in the Czech republic then and now
Discover the Charm of Three Generations in Czech!In the latest podcast to learn Czech, Petra, your dedicated Czech teacher, welcomes you into a warm, multi-generational conversation. This free episode offers insights into the lives of three women—Petra, her daughter Adélka, and her mother—spanning decades of Czech history and culture. They chat about how life has evolved, from a world without the
(306 advanced) Eliška: Czech phrases at playgrounds
Explore Czech ParenthoodIn the latest podcast episode by the Czech teacher, Eliska, discover the fascinating landscape of parenthood in the Czech Republic. From navigating children’s playgrounds to understanding cultural nuances, you’ll get a firsthand look at what makes the Czech approach unique. Whether you’re curious about how family-friendly the country is or what you can expect to hear at pla
(305 beginner) Daniela: Express Emotions in Czech
Learn to Express Emotions in Czech with slowczech Tutor DanielaIn this latest free episode, our wonderful Czech teacher Danča introduces you to essential vocabulary for expressing emotions in Czech. Whether you’re feeling happy (*mám radost*) or sad (*jsem smutný*), you’ll learn how to express your feelings like a native speaker. Through engaging short stories featuring Lenka and Lukáš, you’ll hea
(304 advanced) Petra: Večerníček
Delightful Memories of Czech EveningsWelcome to another engaging episode of our podcast to learn Czech, hosted by the wonderful tutor Petra. In this episode, Petra takes you back to the simple joys of childhood evenings spent with family, watching the typical Czech television program, Večerníček. She recalls playing outdoor games with friends before rushing home just in time for the show at 7 PM.
(303 advanced) Daniela: Evaluation in Czech schools
In this delightful episode of our podcast to learn Czech, tutor Daniela invites us to reminisce about the good old times in Czech schools. The episode is part of a rich series that combines 6 videos and 6 podcast episodes, complemented by engaging weekly tasks and challenges on Discord. Daniela passionately explores Czech grading systems and the potential of verbal evaluations, shedding light on t
Reason n°3 Why You Still Can’t Speak Czech: Czech Vocabulary
Are You Struggling to Build Your Czech Vocabulary?
Here’s How to Make Real Progress
You start learning Czech with excitement, but soon feel overwhelmed by Czech vocabulary and the sheer volume of material?
You’re trying to memorize every word, master every grammar rule, and yet, it feels like you’re not making any real progress?
Maybe you’ve set some goals, but they’re vague, and you’re unsure how
Reason n°2 Why You Still Can’t Speak Czech: Fluent Czech
Unlock the Key to Fluent Czech: The Power of ConnectionDiscover Why You Are Far From a Fluent CzechDo you ever feel frustrated when you learn new Czech words, but when it comes time to use them, they slip away and you feel like you will never have fluent Czech?Does speaking Czech feel like a challenge because you have to pause and think about each word before forming a sentence?Or do you switch to
Reason n°1 Why You Still Can’t Speak Czech: Comprehensible Input
Struggling to Learn Czech and Speak it?Here’s Why—and How to Fix It.You learn Czech and when you speak to Czechs, they immediately switch to English, leaving you unsure of what to do.As you improve, you find yourself feeling lost in Czech grammar due to its complexity with cases and verbs.You would like to start saying things correctly just because they sound right, but you’re not sure how to reac
(302 advanced) Petra: Czech school system & Interview with Czech kindergarten teacher
Discover Czech School Life with Tutor Petra: A Podcast to Learn CzechIn the latest episode of our podcast, slowczech tutor Petra shows you the fascinating world of the Czech school system. Starting with preschool, she guides you through the different stages of education, from the first day in school to the typical school year organization. If you’re curious about how Czech children learn, this epi
(301 beginner) Daniela: How to address teachers in Czech at schools
Navigate School Interactions and Address teachers in CzechIn this insightful episode of the slowczech podcast, our fantastic tutor Daniela takes you through the essential vocabulary and phrases needed when interacting with school staff in the Czech Republic and when we want to address teachers in Czech. Perfect for beginners, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to learn Czech online.
(300 intermediate) Veronika: Nostalgic memories from Czech school
Veronika’s Czech School Memories
In this episode of the slowczech podcast, our tutor Veronika shares her nostalgic memories from her early school years in a Czech school. She speaks about her excitement about reading and the challenges of learning in a crowded classroom. Moreover, she also shares a bit about the Czech school system. By the way, if you want to enroll your children, watch the webina
(299 advanced) Petra: O kočkách – české idiomy, fráze a hudba
In this delightful episode of our advanced Czech podcast, hosted by the amazing Petra, we explore the amusing stories of her two cats, Šimon and Frankie. Šimon, who started as a skinny kitten and has grown into a Garfield-like cat, began roaming outside more after Frankie joined the family. Petra uses these charming anecdotes to create an engaging way for you to learn Czech online. In this podcast
(298 intermediate) Eliška: My childhood in the 90s - improvizace
In this episode Eliska takes us back to the 1990s in the Czech Republic. You will find out how was her childhood in the 90s, this transformative era, what did she used to play with and how she spent her time growing up. Childhood in the 90s in slowczech LabFor our dedicated members of slowczech Lab, we have an exclusive treat! Along with the standard episode, you’ll have access to the premium epis
(297 advanced) Petra: Měsíce a roky – dates in Czech
Hello there! I’m Petra, your Czech language guide at Slowczech. This time, our podcast explores the fascinating world of years and months. Plus, in our premium segment, you’ll learn how to read and write dates like a pro.If you love culture, idioms, and chatting about interesting topics, this podcast is for you. I’ll also share a cool pop-punk song and a must-watch TV series recommendation!Tune in
(296 intermediate) Veronika: školní systém v České republice
Would you like to know how the education system works in the Czech Republic? Then this episode is just right for you! Veronika will walk you through primary and secondary school, up to the university (in the premium episode). Is it different in your country? We would like to hear the comparison!Would you like to gain access to the complete transcript? Join slowczech Lab! But that’s not all – as a
(295****) Petra: Hudební podcast – česká jména (deminutiv, vokativ)
https://slowczech.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/295-Hudebni-epizoda-ceska-jmena-free.mp3Hey there, welcome back to another episode of the podcast. Today, we will talk about Czech names.Do you know we rarely use names in their basic form in Czech? We like to spice up our names to the point they are hardly recognizable for foreigners. Take a quiz with Petra. She will throw some of the nicknames at
(294***) Eliška: Milan Kundera
Would you like to learn more about Czech culture and practice your Czech? In this episode, Eliška prepared for you a story about a famous Czech writer and his most significant piece. Ahoj! Vítej v dnešní epizodě. Jak se máš? Jsem Eliška, lektorka a ředitelka slowczech, a dnes ti řeknu něco málo o Milanu Kunderovi.Tahle epizoda je jen krátký příběh. Jestli se chceš aktivně naučit slovíčka z tohoto
(293***) Daniela: Venčím psa
Hey there, it’s Daniela. As a SlowCzech instructor, I’m thrilled to invite you to dive into a topic close to many Czech hearts – dogs!In this podcast episode “Venčím psa” (Walking the Dog), we’ll explore essential vocabulary and phrases for discussing man’s best friend in Czech. Whether you’re a proud dog owner or simply love canine companionship, this episode is for you.Join me as I share insight
(292*) Monča: Česko v číslech (zajímavá čísla z ČR)
Hey there! Do you know how many people are in Czechia? Or how many liters of beer each Czech drinks per year? Would you like to know? Check our newest podcast!Ahoj, já jsem Monča, jsem lektorka a taky dělám videa a podcasty. A mám ráda čísla. Nemám ráda matematiku, ale statistiku, je to pro mě moc zajímavý. Česko je docela malá země – víš kolik tady bydlí lidí? Jaká je populace v Česku? Je to skor
(291**) Monča: Future jet, jít, letět in story + bonus phrases
Join Matt on a journey to the Canary Islands! As you follow Matěj’s adventures, you’ll also have the chance to learn the future tense of “going” in Czech! Immerse yourself in the language while enjoying the journey.“Ahoj, já jsem Monča, jsem lektorka a taky dělám videa a podcasty. A dneska jsem se inspirovala u studenta Matta. Česky Matt je Matěj a on plánuje dovolenou – bude mít. Takže používám b
(290**) Daniela: Autonehoda v Česku, co dělat?
Curious about what to do in a car accident in the Czech Republic?
(289 intermediate) Ema: Czech Vocabulary For Hospital + Story
Discover How Czech Hospitals Work and What Vocabulary UseIn this latest podcast to learn Czech, slowczech tutor Ema dives into the world of Czech hospitals, offering you a unique insight into the Czech healthcare system and offering essential Czech vocabulary for hospital visits.Have you ever wondered what it’s like to visit a Czech hospital? Whether you’ve been or not, Ema’s detailed explanation
(288***) Daniela: Český tenis
Welcome to the third episode of our series “O českém sportu,” brought to you by slowczech tutor Daniela. In this episode, we’ll explore the successes of Czech tennis, highlighting names like Markéta Vondroušová and her Wimbledon victory, and delve into the linguistic side of tennis terminology. This Czech podcast in slow Czech is an excellent resource for those looking to learn Czech online, offer
(287*) Martina: Co jsem dělala minulý týden
In this special episode for beginners learning Czech, Martina, a slowczech tutor and podcast creator, revisits a previous episode (number 284: Můj diář) to teach past tense in Czech. Sharing her activities from the previous week, Martina offers a practical and relatable way to learn and practice the past tense.Perfect for beginners aiming to enhance their grasp of Czech, this episode blends everyd
(286***) Eliška: Improvizace – Jaké byly naše Vánoce
In this heartwarming and candid episode of the slowczech podcast, Eliška greets listeners with her signature warmth and spontaneity. With no script in hand, she dives into an improvised narrative that promises to be as engaging as it is personal.This particular installment not only offers a glimpse into the slowczech Lab, where learners can access valuable language resources, but also serves as an
