Omg you’re the type of teacher I’ve always wanted in my educational institutions

Děkuji！I love when you say “Chinese hat”，sounds so familiar！Ahoj from China！🤣🤣（The last two phrases ordering the beer make me think it's Polish！They look so similar😻🍻🍻

Thank you so much .. am so glad that I found your channel .. thank you 🙏🏻 am learning a lot from you . 😘

I just started watching your videos. You are such a good teacher, and are funny!

The Czech language is interesting to me. One reason for me learning it is to know new sounds, words, vocabulary from what I am accustomed to in English and Spanish. The ř is what many foreigners find hard to pronounce, though I am now can pronounce it easily after just a few months of beginning to learn Czech. Some words are similar between Spanish, English and Czech, like didaktika/didáctica/didactics, but also see how the months of the year, to name one example, is how they are said differently in Czech from languages like German, Spanish, French, English, Swedish, Slovak, Italian or Portuguese. The ů sounds unique to Czech, though the ř may be used also in a European language of less than 100,000 speakers. But then the Czech ř pronunciation is unique from other diacritics in Czech and other Roman script languages with diacritics. It's so interesting to see Czech with the many diacritics of it and how it has four kinds of diacritics. Spanish only has one consonant for its unique letter, ñ, pronounced like the Czech ň, but Czech uses accents in all the vowels and some consonants. I am in love with the Czech language, I'm now learning it and wish to become fluent in it.

I love the Czech language because it is completely phonetic (unlike English or even Russian to some extent), and sounds very fluid when spoken by a native speaker.

Dobrý den. I am glad I will learn Czech using this channel. Thank you. 🏆🥇🥇🏆👍👍🏆🥇👍👍

I love the way you explain it. My grandparents and all my elders were Czech. I will watch all of your videos.

I like your calm manner of teaching so much!

Děkuji moc. Eager to keep learning.

I am finding your lessons so helpful. I love your style of presenting.

One of the he most distinctively nice things about you, is to hat far from abandoning your viewers to wherever Fate may take them, you continue to engage with each individual. You deserve great success for your generosity of spirit. Frankie

Absolutely she is good teacher..i agree from the bottom of my heart❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💪💪💪💪💪💪

Gary, this video have helped my so much. Děkuji, hezka holka.

I find Czech language so easy now all thanks to you!! And I'm also interested in learning more and more

I also found Ö and Ü in Czech Ö represents an E sound Ü represents an I sound They are extremly rare but if anyone doesn’t trust me , just type them in Czech translator

Very grateful for your videos! Keep up 🙂 Děkuji from Canada.

Back again watching your videos🧡, my Czech friend found me trying to pronounce r with the little v on top hilarious. Although he has no way of pronouncing the Æ witch is in my own native language 😂

Great teacher congratulations

Hi I start learning Czech and I’m starting with you and I like yours lessons. I hope discover another ones!

these are great lessons. Easy to understand. Thank you!

Loving the lessons! :)

Thank you a lot, i am learning a lot from you. Big thanks from Morocco

Thank you!, Basic, simple, yet *key* lessons.

Obrigado, professora

Hello Nice explanation of the alphabet for this lesson , will watch it again until i will learn it Thank you

I really enjoyed this class because it had the same therapeutic relaxing effect as the previous alphabet class. the great truth is that it is necessary to be calm to learn a foreign language, whatever the language. Thank you very much, dear teacher!

yeah, thank you , I like your way of teaching, very much😀

The sounds are so cool . Czech language is fascinating. Thanks

Well, well , well a third show in a row, and I just keep watching and rewatching (whatched first lesson 3 times)

Thank you so much! I've just started learning Czech and been watching videos here and there, but only in your videos I've learned to pronounce rz!

Typo:. is THAT far from abandoning ...

quite interesting! unique and challenging really! I really want to learn this so called the "hardest language" in the world.

ive been practicing ř a lot now and its really fun because most english speakers have such difficulty with it. especially řeřicha.

real interested to do this language you such a great teach

Hiii~ Thankyou for these lessons~

. Thanks

I cant speak this at all but I an look at your eyes an drool over you speech for hours! LOL speaking english this is like so hard. LOL

Thank you for the videos! So educational and entertaining at once!! I use the terms phoneme and grapheme when teaching English. I also introduce morphemes - a unit of language that carries meaning. In English some examples: are ‘re-‘ meaning ‘again’ in repeat or respire; ‘un-‘ meaning ‘not’ in unfriend or undo; ‘-ful’ as in helpful or colorful. Do these exist in Czech? I see words like nashledeno, nasadit and nastavit have the same beginning. These may be poor examples, but are there word parts in Czech that carry the same meaning? If you have not already done so, could you do a video on this topic? I am available for collaboration if this is an unknown topic.

You are good teacher gary😃

Děkuju!

I just want to be able one day to speak the Czech language like you 😇 and like my BF does

i ma from pakistan and suddenly i fell in love witb czech i want to learn

Your sound R with inverted circumflex is not exclusive of Czech. We have it in Spanish as a regional sound. In the highlands of Navarra, northern Spain, as in some highlands of Latin America, from Chile to Southern Colombia and parts of México you can hear it. In my city Quito, Ecuador, you hear this sound. We linguists call it the sibilant R. Thus 3 we say /tr^es/ like 3 in Czech: /tr^i/.

Merci

Well, first of all, I just love you....and I'm gonna keep trying to learn w you..💛

Interesting, sure, definitely not easy 😂 it helps to know the english equivalent of pronunciation... for example, c is pronounced "ts"

I always feel when learning a new language, my issue is getting my brain to comprehend what is being said faster.. always feel hearing a Native person of a language is talking extremely fast.. it’s probably just a perception thing which will improve but wondering if there’s tips to helping with hearing comprehension.

As a Belgian who never got further than the west side of Germany, I made a (now) very dear Czech friend at an event a few months ago. I have payed her a visit a few weeks ago and we have the second weekend together planned for the near future. Czechia has stolen my hear, the cites (Pragh), culture, architecture. The nature, amazing hikes, the hrad's .... The ppl, if you are polite and show respect you emediatly get respect back. The intensity of the ppl. The language ...

As a foreigner and beginner in czech, I found difficult the ř and words with a large sequence of consonants, as the number 4 ( I forgot how to write it ).

Dekuju! I am sure you know the official definition of a phoneme is the smallest sound unit that carries meaning irrespective of the actual spelling. I hear i and y not as one sound only, unlike и and ы in Russian, which I speak. Are they pronounced, for the most part, especially in normal fast speech, more or less the same? Do you easily hear a difference in psi and psy? If so, could you demonstrate the difference in context not isolation? Dekuju again!

Nice pronunciation!

I'm from Poland (Bielsko-Biała so not very far from Czech Border) and I'm trying to lern Czech to some extend. Od course I've great problems with spelling ch, h and ř of course. In polish we've ch and h but it sounds exactly the same. Could You make a video with explanation how spell correctly names like Třinec Oldřichovice, Uhřinov, Přerov etc?

Czech is really interesting language, and I also understand around 30% of vocabulary because I’m from Russia

Hi Gary! I didn't understand very well the small difference between the sounds of ú and ů... :s

Nice vidéo :)

No mystery Queeenn 👑

I still can't make the difference of D & Ď and T & Ť. May you please explain once more?

I still find it interesting :-)

I think for me that this would be very tricky if I didn't already know a little Russian.

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Dobrý den

I think it's interesting, but the noises are the most difficult I've come across so far

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That r with haček is a tough sound for me although I'm usually good at mimicking pronounciation. I always end up pronouncing r and ž separately.

Congratulations I'm trying my best

Hello and Thank you so much for preparing these beautiful CZECH language lessons. You are really Great and Perfect teacher. I have a question please, You classified CZECH consonants into three groups : soft, neutr and hard. But you missed to identify the category of letter "C". I will be very grateful if you identify the category of this letter. Thank you so much and hope you make more and more CZECH language lessons.

Vy jste bývalá paní učitelka?

hard to pronounce the R with inverted ^

OU, ou

comma is . and coma is a long sleep! The pronunciation is different.

Oúuuuui

É, é

Í, í

I - Y have thesame sound ?

Ó, ó

OÚ, oú

O, o

Proč jen 222 lajků????

Very similar to Sanskrit

A Á Ó Ú Ý oú č ň b z h n t d' Very interesting lesson. Thank you.

U, u

0:36 Čte se to [foníms].

Á, á

ů

E, e

Prosím dobrý

Y, y

Ý, ý

A, a

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She is a great linguist, but her English is not easy to understand