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Canehdian
Joined: 05 Jul 2007
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Location: Canada--counting down to destination Czech
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Well, the (NEW) Czech Step by Step arrived the other day. Looks good. Definately a fan of all the pictures, diagrams...and colors!! Now I have no excuse...it's learnin' time.
Hey, if we're going off-topic to plug vaguely thread-related establishments  than I have to mention the Canadian distributor where I procurred Step-by-Step: Czech-books.com offered it new, for 40% less than any other listing I found. Worth recommending...if we're allowed to do that sort of thing here... |
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pacific
Joined: 07 Sep 2004
Posts: 18
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| Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:55 pm Post subject: good website for learning Czech |
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There is a website that I recommend for learning some basic phrases and idioms: http://myczechrepublic.com/ (go to the Language section). Have you seen it? The site is put together by a Czech woman and her American husband, both of whom live in the Czech Republic. Lots of good cultural info there as well as a language forum and recordings to help you with learning pronunciation. I am, by the way, not affiliated with the site.  Just think it's an excellent resource. |
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