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<p>Alexx- -: Created page with &quot;As you might know, Czech people (however rude they might appear to you when you're a tourist) actually have some courtesy among them :) that's why we also distinguish between...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>As you might know, Czech people (however rude they might appear to you when you're a tourist) actually have some courtesy among them :) that's why we also distinguish between friends and people we respect (like employers, older family members, and greetings based on if you're older/younger than the person). Don't worry, it might sound hard but it is actually pretty easy! :) I'd say it's quite similar to English.<br /> <br /> Everything in italics is mostly used in spoken Czech, so please do not write it in any formal letter or so.<br /> <br /> '''Hi!'''<br /> <br /> Ahoj! ''Čau! Čus! Hoj!'' - you say this to your friends or kids that are younger than you, also you say -ahoj- and -čau- to your family members. The rest is used mostly among friends.<br /> <br /> '''Hello'''!<br /> <br /> Ahoj!<br /> <br /> '''&quot;Good day!&quot;'''<br /> <br /> Dobrý den! - to be honest, this is the greeting you always use when you meet someone you have to respect (teacher, someone new, employer...) you use it until at about 6pm and then you change it to good evening which is translated a bit later<br /> <br /> '''Good morning!'''<br /> <br /> Dobré ráno!<br /> <br /> '''&quot;Good noon!&quot;'''<br /> <br /> Dobré poledne! (not used much in normal conversations but you can encounter it sometimes, mostly in older Czech language)<br /> <br /> '''Good afternoon!'''<br /> <br /> Dobré odpoledne!<br /> <br /> '''Good evening'''<br /> <br /> Dobrý večer<br /> <br /> Wondering how to say goodbye? With your family/friends/young kids you can use ahoj, čau, čus, hoj as explained above<br /> <br /> '''Saying goodbye in respectful way'''<br /> <br /> Nashledanou (it basically means -so we can see each other again-)<br /> <br /> If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me :)</div>

Alexx- - https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/index.php?title=Language/Czech/Pronunciation/Alphabet-and-Pronunciation&diff=5592 2016-12-15T21:35:46Z

<p>Alexx- -: Created page with &quot;The Czech alphabet has many letters that might be a bit strange and even hard to say but don't worry, you can learn it! :) a, á (longer pronounced a) b c, č (like in -ch-...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The Czech alphabet has many letters that might be a bit strange and even hard to say but don't worry, you can learn it! :)<br /> <br /> a, á (longer pronounced a)<br /> <br /> b<br /> <br /> c, č (like in -ch-alk)<br /> <br /> d, ď (check pronunciation)<br /> <br /> e, ě (you pronounce it like -ya-y - pronouncing the a as e), é (longer e)<br /> <br /> f<br /> <br /> g (pronounced always as in -g-oose)<br /> <br /> h (pronounced as in haha)<br /> <br /> ch (check the google translate)<br /> <br /> i, í (longer i)<br /> <br /> j (always pronounced as in -y-ay)<br /> <br /> k, l, m<br /> <br /> n, ň (sound as in -n-ew)<br /> <br /> o, ó (longer o)<br /> <br /> p, q<br /> <br /> r, ř (check some videos with pronunciation, this should be the hardest letter to pronounce for you)<br /> <br /> s, š (as -sh-ade)<br /> <br /> t, ť (check google translate or videos)<br /> <br /> u (the last sound of kn-ew-), ú (longer u), ů (longer u)<br /> <br /> v, w, x<br /> <br /> y, ý (longer y)<br /> <br /> z, ž (check pronunciation)</div>

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