Brun Ugle wrote:I considered buying Tschechisch mit ekstra Mühe, but the bookstore only had the version with regular CD's and I wanted the MP3 version.
Brun Ugle makes plans and then ignores them – diary of an easily distracted tortoise 2017 (ES, DE, FI, EO, JA, NO)
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Cavesa wrote:What is happening here?
There were Star Trek books! That's a good reason to learn a language, right? You complain that there aren't enough people learning Czech, but have you ever tried telling them that there are Star Trek books?
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Brun Ugle wrote:Cavesa wrote:What is happening here?
There were Star Trek books! That's a good reason to learn a language, right? You complain that there aren't enough people learning Czech, but have you ever tried telling them that there are Star Trek books?
Now this is a good point! And Cavesa, to answer your question, I think you were just forcibly recruited to tutor ~10 of your favorite boardies.
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Ani wrote:Brun Ugle wrote:Cavesa wrote:What is happening here?
There were Star Trek books! That's a good reason to learn a language, right? You complain that there aren't enough people learning Czech, but have you ever tried telling them that there are Star Trek books?
Now this is a good point! And Cavesa, to answer your question, I think you were just forcibly recruited to tutor ~10 of your favorite boardies.
We didn't force her, she just didn't step backwards when we asked for volunteers.
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Re: Brun Ugle makes plans and then ignores them – diary of an easily distracted tortoise 2017 (ES, DE, FI, EO, JA, NO)
rdearman wrote:Ani wrote:Brun Ugle wrote:Cavesa wrote:What is happening here?
There were Star Trek books! That's a good reason to learn a language, right? You complain that there aren't enough people learning Czech, but have you ever tried telling them that there are Star Trek books?
Now this is a good point! And Cavesa, to answer your question, I think you were just forcibly recruited to tutor ~10 of your favorite boardies.
We didn't force her, she just didn't step backwards when we asked for volunteers.
I should have kept the richness of Czech fantasy and sci-fi, both original and translated, a secret
I didn't know I was supposed to hide at a particular moment
Not sure what kind of "tutoring" are you looking for, but if you mean being a native advisor to a forum group of such awesome learners, that is more realistic than me continuing Finnish right now And fortunately Tarvos might be there too, as she is quite an advanced Czech learner now.
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Yay for Czech!
And it will be actually quite easy for us as we will all already have a good foothold in Polish, right?
And it will be actually quite easy for us as we will all already have a good foothold in Polish, right?
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Cavesa wrote:Not sure what kind of "tutoring" are you looking for, but if you mean being a native advisor to a forum group of such awesome learners, that is more realistic than me continuing Finnish right now And fortunately Tarvos might be there too, as she is quite an advanced Czech learner now.
For me to succeed it would probably require somekind of whip or physical pain. Me=Lazy.
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rdearman wrote:Cavesa wrote:Not sure what kind of "tutoring" are you looking for, but if you mean being a native advisor to a forum group of such awesome learners, that is more realistic than me continuing Finnish right now And fortunately Tarvos might be there too, as she is quite an advanced Czech learner now.
For me to succeed it would probably require some kind of whip or physical pain. Me=Lazy.
Hmmm. So you're hoping to get a beautiful, young Czech woman to whip you?! I didn't know it was that kind of forum!
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Re: Brun Ugle makes plans and then ignores them – diary of an easily distracted tortoise 2017 (ES, DE, FI, EO, JA, NO)
Whipped cream is part of some czech traditional dishes, if that helps.
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