mluvtecesky.net

[Cavesa]

Hi, Czech learners!

You know I don't entirely understand why are you learning my native language (I get it on the conscious level but it just feels weird anyways) but I still like that fact and admire all of you. Especially as Czech doesn't have as many resources as the big langauges or other middle sized ones. But today, I may have found something nice for you, in a PR article on a news website. Masarykova Univerzita in Brno made a portal for learners. General courses of A1 and A2 levels, medical Czech B1 and B2. And it is not only English based, you can use your German, Polish or Slovak as well. It should be multimedia filled, so I guess beginner audio always comes handy. There is as well a grammar overview, which I find a bit dry and not too detailed, but it could be useful anyways.

mluvtecesky.net

[jeff_lindqvist]

Thanks for reminding me! Among the freebies at the Polyglot Gathering in Berlin earlier this year were pens from mluvtecesky.net and slovake.eu (a similar project, I think), so both languages are on my hit list.