Lesson 3– Exercises

Translate to Czech:
(formal)

A: Good morning, Mrs. Veselá.
B: Good day. How are you today?
A: Very well, thank you for asking. And you?
B: I cannot complain.
A: I wish you a nice day.
B: Goodbye.

Fill the gaps with appropriate words:

A: Čau, ___ to jde?
B: Dobře. ___ ___?
A: ___ to. Půjdeme?
B: ___.


Send your answers to my e-mail or below to the comments or just compare with the examples from the lesson. (:

love & peace
Ciray

Lesson 2– Exercises

   Hello, now we'll do some exercises. Practise makes perfection!
        If you've missed the Lesson 2, click here: http://ciray.blogspot.cz/2013/10/lesson-2-greetings.html

        So, read the descriptions of situations and choose the appropriate greeting. Good luck to you!

1) You've moved in to a new house in the Czech republic. One day in the morning, you get up and go out to check your mailbox. While you're checking it, you note that a curious neighbour is staring at you. What do you say? (Don't be rude, hehe.)

2) It's your first day at school. You're sitting at your desk, when a classmate sits next to you and says hello. What do you say?

3) Your husband/ wife has invited you to their house. She/ he wants you to meet her/ his parents. How do you greet them?

4) You're with your friend, but, unfortunately, you have to leave. What do you tell them?

Post your answers below, I'll check them. ;)

Lesson 1– Exercises

Hello, it's time to revise. Here are two videos with Czech subtitles. Listen and read the subtitles to improve your writing, listening and reading skills. The subtitles contain exactly what is said, so all you have to do is to read them. I should mention that Richard Nedvěd (the comedian/magician in the video) is from Prague (the capital of the Czech Republic), so he speaks colloquial Czech, not the proper language. :)

 (Prohlašuji, že nevlastním žádná práva na tato videa a nebyla uveřejněna za účelem zisku. Volně stažitelná.)