63 Resources to Learn Czech for Free
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The Czech Language on WWW
Grammar.
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Czech
A complete online grammar book.
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UMÍM ČEŠTINU?
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Ulice
TV series.
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Tschechisch Lernen
Online learning resources.
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StudyCzech
A blog about learning the Czech language.
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Study Czech
A Facebook page.
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Slowczech
A blog about learning Czech - audio and video files in easy Czech and lessons.
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Seznam Slovník
A dictionary.
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Reality Czech
Learning resources.
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ONLINE CZECH GRAMMAR
A grammar book by Laura A. Janda and Charles E. Townsend. In English. (PDF)
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Elektronická knihovna
Public domain books.
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Czech step by step
A website created for students using books by Lída Holá (New Czech Step by Step etc.)
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Český rozhlas Vltava
News.
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CENTRUM PRO INTEGRACI CIZINCŮ
A web for foreigners in the Czech Republic.
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Ucsecesky
A website about learning Czech. Videos, texts, recordings, explanations, games etc.
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Stejně jako v českých a polskich meme
Polish-Chech Facebook meme group.
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slovník cizích slov
Foreign words in Chech.
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Slovník českých synonym a antonym
A dictionary of Czech synonyms.
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sklonuj.cz
Czech declension.
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PŘÍRUČNÍ SLOVNÍK JAZYKA ČESKÉHO.
The biggest Czech dictionary, by Ústav pro jazyk český. In Czech.
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OUTLINE OF CZECH GRAMMAR
Czech grammar by D. S. Danaher. In English. (PDF)
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Nechybujte
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Most
A Czech-Polish broadcast.
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Moje čeština
Exercises for Czech children, but adult learners may also find them useful.
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Mluvtecesky.net
This site can't be reached :(
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mluvtecesky.net
There used to be a course for beginners but apparently the link is dead :(
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Loecsen - Czech
Basic phrases with audio and animations.
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Locallingo
A website web focused on learning Czech words, phrases, grammar etc.
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Lingea
Two-way dictionary with collocations.
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Learn101 - Czech
Czech grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and more.
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Learn Czech
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kurz čeština zdarma on
Lots of mistakes here, better avoid this site.
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Kinobox.cz
Info about Chech movies.
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kacenka
Czech-English corpus and a cute duck.
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Język Czeski
Many Chech language dictionaries created by the author of the blog.
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iRadio
Radio.
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Internetová jazyková příručka
Grammar, wordbuilding etc.
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Forvo - Czech
Thousands of words pronounced by native speakers.
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Databook.cz
Books in public domain.
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Czeski słownik wulgaryzmów
Polish-Czech swearwords dictionary.
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CzechClass101
Podcasts for learners and other learning resources.
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Czech with Praguer
A Youtube channel about all sorts of things - Czech language, idioms and sayings, Czech cities and what's worth seeing, conversations with students and more. Most of the videos are entirely in Czech, sometimes also Russian.
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Czech with Pictures
A Facebook page.
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Czech Step by Step
A Facebook page. Short closed questions for learners.
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Czech Lexicon for Learners
A Czech lexion by James Naughton.
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Czech Lexicon for Learners
A downloadable Czech lexicon (can be imported to Anki as a csv file <3).
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Czech in Prague
A website about learning Czech.
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Czech Daily
A Facebook page.
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Czech by Laura A. Janda and Charles E. Townsend
A textbook.
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Czech a Anglický with Rich
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Chci číst česky. Ale co?
Resources for Czech learners.
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Čeština extra
A Facebook page.
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ČESKÝ DEN
A grammar book by Ondřej Matula.
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český blog pro cizince
A blog about the Czech language.
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České skloňování
Verb conjungation tool.
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Česká slovesa
Verb conjungation tool.
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Barrandov
Czech TV programmes.
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AudioStoryCZ
Audiobook fragments.
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Anthony Lauder
A youtube channel - lessons and tips.
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Adaptované texty
There used to be texts for beginners but now the link is dead :(
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Adaptovaná četba
Learning resources and tips.
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ABZ slovník českých synonym
A theasaurus.
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About the Czech Language
The Czech language, known as Čeština, is a fascinating Slavic language spoken primarily in the Czech Republic, a country in Central Europe. It is the official language of the Czech Republic and holds significant cultural and historical importance in the region.
Czech is spoken by approximately 11 million people, including native speakers in the Czech Republic and Czech diaspora communities around the world. It is also mutually intelligible with other West Slavic languages, such as Slovak and Polish, allowing for effective communication among speakers of these languages.
The origins of Czech can be traced back to the Old Slavic language, from which the West Slavic languages developed. Czech has a rich history influenced by neighboring languages and cultures, such as German and Latin. It evolved over centuries, developing its own distinct features and literary tradition.
Czech is predominantly spoken in the Czech Republic, where it serves as the primary language of communication, education, and administration. It is also spoken in Czech-speaking communities in neighboring countries, such as Slovakia and parts of Poland, as well as in Czech diaspora communities in Europe, North America, and Australia.
One interesting aspect of Czech is its vibrant literary tradition. Czech literature has a long and illustrious history, with notable writers like Franz Kafka, Milan Kundera, and Bohumil Hrabal contributing to the world of literature. The language has a rich collection of novels, poetry, and dramatic works.
Czech has its own unique alphabet, based on the Latin script, with diacritical marks used to denote pronunciation. This writing system enables the written representation of the Czech language and contributes to its preservation and visibility.
Exploring the Czech language offers insights into the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and history of the Czech Republic. It provides a deeper understanding of the linguistic diversity and the important role that Czech plays in the cultural fabric of the country and its people.
