Explore The Art Of Original Czech Conversing

With Eleven Engaging & Fun Dialogues

What you'll learn
How to make a complaint
How to make an appointment for a hairdresser
How to arrange a meeting over the phone and apologize for misunderstanding
How to exchange money
How to send a package and fill out a posting form
How to buy a train ticket
How to ask for a favor
Handy phrases for a conversation with a friend or a co-worker.
What to say when you are meeting someone new
Requirements
Basic knowledge of the Czech language is preferred
Curiosity about the language
Description
Hello, everyone!I offer this course for those who are interested in exploring the Czech language & culture in an entertaining way. You wil enjoy learning practical phrases, colorful colloquial expressions used in various situations. Not to mention, I make sure to highlight the new vocabulary and grammar and link them back to each of their corresponding dialogue. You will learn some formal everyday situations: sending a package by registered mail, exchanging money, making a complaint, buying a train ticket, getting a fine on public transport and making an appointment with the hairdresser. You will also be introduced to some informal situations: meeting the parents in law and having a small talk with your coworker. The material that I present here are original eleven conversations, which are narrated by ten awesome native Czech speakers. You will be able to download the audio files of each dialogue alongside with the original transcript and its English translation.This course is designed as a stand-alone product. For those who have not been exposed to the Czech language, I would highly recommend my previous course titled A Fantastic Journey Into the Czech Language & Culture. Looking forward to the opportunity of working together through this course!

Overview

Section 1: Dialogue 1: Meeting the Parents (INFORMAL)

Lecture 1 Jane poznává přítelovy rodiče / Jane Meets the Parents-in-Law

Lecture 2 Jane… - Listen & Repeat!

Section 2: Dialogue 2: Making an Appointment for the Hairdresser (FORMAL)

Lecture 3 V kadeřnictví / At the Hairdresser

Section 3: Dialogue 3: Being Late (INFORMAL)

Lecture 4 Zpoždění / Being Late

Lecture 5 Your Review Matters!

Section 4: Dialogue 4: At the Exchange Office (FORMAL)

Lecture 6 Ve směnárně / At the Exchange Office

Lecture 7 Směnárna: Listen & Repeat!

Section 5: Dialogue 5: Conversation Between Colleague Professors (INFORMAL)

Lecture 8 Rozhovor mezi kolegy profesory / Conversation Between Colleague Professors

Lecture 9 Everything you need to know about past tense

Section 6: Dialogue 6: The Ticket Inspector (FORMAL)

Lecture 10 Revizor / The Ticket Inspector (FORMAL)

Lecture 11 Test Your Listening Skills!

Section 7: Dialogue 7: At the Gas Station (FORMAL)

Lecture 12 Na benzínce / At the Gas Station

Lecture 13 What Does "Perfective" and "Imperfective Verb" Mean?

Section 8: Dialogue 8: At the Post Office (FORMAL)

Lecture 14 Na poště / At the Post Office

Section 9: Dialogue 9: On the Train (FORMAL)

Lecture 15 Ve vlaku / On The Train

Section 10: Dialogue 10: Rescheduling a Meeting (FORMAL)

Lecture 16 Změna termínu schůzky / Rescheduling a Meeting

Lecture 17 Změna termínu schůzky (Audio&Text)

Lecture 18 Good, better, the best. (Grading of the adjectives.)

Section 11: Dialogue 11: Making a Complaint (FORMAL)

Lecture 19 Reklamace / Making a Complaint

Lecture 20 Czech by Zuzka - Keep Learning Czech!

Curious learners who want to build up their vocabulary in Czech,Those who live in the Czech Republic and want to have a better understanding of how things work there