The winter issue of CIP is devoted to Christmas - what to write on a Christmas card, what are popular Czech fairytales and carols, how does Czech Christmas differ from Christmas elsewhere, and what are our New Year's resolutions... 

It's in Czech, with English translations. You can download a pdf ...

In this dialogue, you'll hear a mother and her child who are getting dressed and ready to leave the house. Learn the vocabulary and practise Czech verbs.

How to ask your partner to go and buy something for you and how to conjugate verbs in Czech?

How to describe a photo of your family to somebody in Czech? Family members, positions and possessives.

What are the basic Czech phrases when you meet someone and how to conjugate the basic verb = to be in Czech?

Czech pronouns change, based on the case their in, i.e. based on their relationship with other word, mostly prepositions or verbs. Find out how to change some of them to speak Czech correctly! (This podcast is in Czech.)

Declensions of the question, indefinite and negative pronouns "who", "what", "somebody", "something", "nobody" and "nothing" (in Czech: kdo, co, někdo, něco, nikdo, nic). Plus many example sentences.

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Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)

The Czech language, just like German, French, Spanish, or Russian, has three grammatical genders. However, there is nothing inherently male about the "masculine" nouns or female about the "feminine" nouns. How to tell what gender a noun has?

As far as "unliving nouns", i.e. things, are concerned, it is not logical, it is just something you have to learn. But don't get panicky! There are some rules, or rather guidelines, how to recognize what gender a noun has (an...

Roztomilé pohádky o dracích z knihy s překrásnými ilustracemi. Čtení v češtině.

(Wonderful stories about dragons from a book with beautiful illustrations. Reading in Czech.)