Survival Czech A1: Czech course for beginners

Survival Czech A1: Czech course for beginners, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.71, with 53 lectures, 39 quizzes, based on 119 reviews, and has 567 subscribers.

You will learn about Grasp the very basics of the Czech language: the verb system, the declension (3 most common cases), the gender and the sentence structure Understand and communicate in most common situations: orientation in a city, family, food, housing, transport, health, weather Learn how to understand a menu, ask what bus or train to take, talk about yourself and your family Get a solid foundation for a further study of Czech The course complies with the A1-1 level of CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to know how to order a meal or ask for information in Czech or Beginner students of the Czech language or Foreigners living in the Czech Republic planning to take the A1 Czech exam or Language enthusiasts curious about Czech It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to know how to order a meal or ask for information in Czech or Beginner students of the Czech language or Foreigners living in the Czech Republic planning to take the A1 Czech exam or Language enthusiasts curious about Czech.

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Summary

Title: Survival Czech A1: Czech course for beginners

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.71

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Quizzes: 39

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Published Quizzes: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 92

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 92

Original Price: €34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Grasp the very basics of the Czech language: the verb system, the declension (3 most common cases), the gender and the sentence structure
Understand and communicate in most common situations: orientation in a city, family, food, housing, transport, health, weather
Learn how to understand a menu, ask what bus or train to take, talk about yourself and your family
Get a solid foundation for a further study of Czech
The course complies with the A1-1 level of CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to know how to order a meal or ask for information in Czech
Beginner students of the Czech language
Foreigners living in the Czech Republic planning to take the A1 Czech exam
Language enthusiasts curious about Czech

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to know how to order a meal or ask for information in Czech
Beginner students of the Czech language
Foreigners living in the Czech Republic planning to take the A1 Czech exam
Language enthusiasts curious about Czech

Learn basic Czech on the A1 level to travel and communicate easily, or continue to progress to a higher level needed for the Czech permanent residence permit.

The course focuses on building basic knowledge of Czech grammar and vocabulary based on everyday conversation. All the topics are presented in blocks which gradually increase the difficulty so that even a complete beginner can understand.

The communicative situations are designed through animation and pictures so that you can read and listen at all times, whereas the grammar rules are broken down to the very basics and then joined in short phrases which are easy to remember.

The course complies with the A1-1 level as defined by the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

Czech is a significantly difficult language to learn in a short time, therefore the course avoids complicated structures, vast vocabulary or explaining declension in-depth as it would confuse and discourage the learner.

It is a good start for anyone who wants to grasp the very basics of the language explained in 40 short videos along 8 units and 39 quizzes.

The course covers the most essential vocabulary and phrases in the following topics: Orientation, Food, Family, Activities and Daily Routine, Health, Transport and Shopping.

Grammar includes the conjugation of the four verb groups, the gender, and the declension focused on the nominative, the genitive and the accusative case.

Together with the videos, you will get full access to the PDF materials with all the transcripts, vocabulary and grammar on more than 50 pages.

The course is designed by a linguist with 10+ years of experience teaching languages and working with students of Czech.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Unit 1: How to introduce yourself

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 1

Lecture 2: Introduction to the Czech language

Lecture 3: The alphabet

Lecture 4: Greetings

Lecture 5: The demonstratives "ten", "ta", "to"

Lecture 6: Basic conversation

Lecture 7: The genitive case

Lecture 8: Professions

Lecture 9: Regular verbs

Chapter 3: Unit 2: Orientation in a city

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 2

Lecture 2: Unit 1 Summary

Lecture 3: Places and location

Lecture 4: Asking for directions

Lecture 5: Modal verbs and verbs of movement

Lecture 6: Numbers 1-100

Lecture 7: Orientation: Practice

Chapter 4: Unit 3: Ordering food at a restaurant

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 3

Lecture 2: Unit 2 Summary

Lecture 3: Food

Lecture 4: The Accusative Case 1

Lecture 5: The Menu

Lecture 6: The Accusative Case 2

Lecture 7: How to order at a restaurant

Lecture 8: Numbers 100-10,000

Chapter 5: Unit 4: Describing yourself and your family

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 4

Lecture 2: The Family

Lecture 3: Personal Introduction: Phrases

Lecture 4: Personal Introduction: An Example

Lecture 5: The Accusative Case 3

Lecture 6: Verb groups

Lecture 7: Possessive pronouns

Lecture 8: General Summary

Chapter 6: Unit 5: Activities and daily routine

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 5

Lecture 2: Activities

Lecture 3: Activities: Verbs in phrases

Lecture 4: Daily routine

Lecture 5: The Days of the Week

Lecture 6: The Genitive Case 2

Chapter 7: Unit 6: Houses and furniture

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 6

Lecture 2: House and furniture

Lecture 3: House and furniture in the genitive phrases

Lecture 4: Houses and flats: Types

Lecture 5: Colours

Lecture 6: My house: Summary

Chapter 8: Unit 7: Health

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 7

Lecture 2: Body parts

Lecture 3: At the doctor's

Chapter 9: Unit 8: Practical information

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit 8

Lecture 2: Practical information

Lecture 3: The weather

Lecture 4: Making questions

Instructors

Karolina Hajska
Language teacher and linguist

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