1. All About Czech Language And Culture Grammar, exercises, games, essays, forum, online interactive course, and books.Category Science Social Sciences IndoEuropean Slavic Czech......All About czech language and Culture. Bohemica.com . czech language. CzechGrammar, Conversation, Exercises, Games and Dictionary. Czech Culture. http://www.bohemica.com/

Language Culture Teachers Linguistics ... About Bohemica.com All About Czech Language and Culture Bohemica.com Czech Language Czech Grammar, Conversation, Exercises, Games and Dictionary Czech Culture Guide to Czech people, their likes and dislikes. Tips for foreign visitors, both short and long-term. Czech Teachers Students find a teacher - teachers find students! Czech Linguistics Pages of the Prague Linguistic Circle. Links to other sites of linguistic interest. Czech Links Links for the language learner. Authentic texts, newspapers, and television and radio webcasts. Czech Course An online interactive course in Czech with a Czech teacher. Czech Bookstore Help keep this site running: Buy Czech books from selected online bookstores. Czech Forum Ask and answer questions about the Czech language and culture Czech Image of The Day Word of the day (chess-keeee) Link of the day http://www.noveknihy.cz Online version of weekly New Books magazine which containing a searchable database of nearly all books published in Czech since roughly 1990. Over 30,000 titles (including translations from other languages) with brief bibliographical information and a synopsis are listed by the site. Book of the day Czech For Foreigners by Parolková and Nováková, (1993)

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Message Boards Our Team About Us Contact Us Pronunciation Alphabet Short Vowels Long Vowels "Soft" Vowel ... Selected Consonants Grammar Overview Nouns Adjectives Pronouns ... Future Tense Phrasebook Little Big Words Numbers Colors Days-Months-Seasons ... Vocab Drill Resources Links Czech Lessons All Czech words and phrases are recorded in Real Audio. You can download Real Player by clicking on the icon to the right. We have kept our original sound files, which are marked as .wav. We hope you will find our lessons useful. Please send us your feedback if you have any comments or suggestions on how to improve them. We'd like to hear from you! In order to view the Czech characters properly, make sure that your browser is set to display Central European fonts. Tests and Exercises Pronunciation Guide Grammar Alphabet Overview Short Vowels (a, e, i, o, u, y)

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view this site in Home Help Contact Us Privacy ... Checkout Dictionary ESL-English as Second Language Games Handheld Dictionary Keyboards Kids Movies/Videos Spell Checking Translation Tutorial - Learning More... Czech Language Products Introduction Writing Sample Translation Sound Samples Send this page to a friend! Products Children's Books Desk Top Publishing Dictionary ESL-English as Second Language ... Word Processing Introduction Czech is the offical language of the Czech Republic, spoken by virtually the entire population of 10 million people. It is closely related to Slovak, spoken in Slovakia, the two languages in fact being mutually intelligible. Czech is a Slavic language written in the Roman script. The foundations of the alphabet were laid by the great religious reformer Jan Hus, in the early 15th century. The letters q, w , and x are missing, while c is pronounced ts e.g., cena ch as in German ( kachna j as y jazyk u produces a long oo sound ( dum c, s , and z produces ch, sh , and zh respectively ( cislo kos zivot n is pro-nounced ny as in "canyon" ( dan ye rzh , as in the name Dvorak. The letter

6. Czech Language Studies For Foreigners, Charles University, Prague Masters Degree program for foreigners in the language and literature, and Summer School of Slavonic Studies.Category Science Social Sciences IndoEuropean Slavic Czech...... Jiri Hasil; Administrator to the Institute Hana Futerova, Dagmar Sykorova.czech language Seminar for Foreigners. Head Assoc. Prof. PhDr. http://ubs.ff.cuni.cz/

Charles University Prague Faculty of Arts INSTITUTE OF CZECH STUDIES (Ustav bohemistickych studii) Address: Nam. J. Palacha 2, 116 38 Praha 1 Phone/Fax: Group E-mail: ubohstud@ff.cuni.cz Director: Prof. PhDr. Jan Kuklik , CSc. Deputy Director: Assoc.Prof. PhDr. Milan Sara Administrative Secretary: PhDr. Jiri Hasil Administrator to the Institute Hana Futerova, Dagmar Sykorova Czech Language Seminar for Foreigners Head: Assoc. Prof. PhDr. Milan Sara Administrator: Dagmar Sykorova Phone/Fax: Summer School of Slavonic Studies Director: Prof. PhDr. Jan Kuklik, CSc. Administrator: Hana Futerova Phone: Fax: History Research Staff Students Other Page Master Contact Address: Jan.Holub@ff.cuni.cz Research Research activities center around the following topics: Czech Phraseology - a major project of the Institute begun in late sixties, so far the team has published a 4-volume Dictionary of Czech Phraseology and Idioms (Prague, Academia, 1983-94). Frequency study of spoken Czech , the project is designed to fill a gap in this area and has been going on for 4years, first publications are expected in the coming years. Czech as a foreign language - a number of textbooks and other material have been published and more are planned to appear.

7. The Czech Language Institute, ASCR Section of the Czech Academy of Sciences, concerned with structural studies of the czech language Category Science Social Sciences IndoEuropean Slavic Czech......9. Scientific Section, The czech language Institute, ASCR. The Institute is concernedespecially with structural studies of the czech language and its history. http://www.cas.cz/en/UJC.html

The Czech Language Institute, ASCR Phone: Fax: Address: Letenska 4 118 51 Prague 1 Czech Republic E-mail: ujc@cas.cz WWW: http://www.ujc.cas.cz/ The Institute was created in 1946 by the former Czech Academy of Sciences and Arts from the Office for the Czech Vocabulary, founded in 1911. It became a part of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences in January 1, 1953. Its counterpart in Brno had been founded in 1952. The Institute is concerned especially with structural studies of the Czech language and its history. It studies grammar and style, lexicology, lexicography, dialectology and onomastics. It focuses also on text linguistics and rhetorics, communication theory and discourse analysis. It is responsible for the systematic control of the culture of the language, with both Prague and Brno Institute offices carrying out consulting work to this end. Back to home page Last update March 3, 2003 ( webmaster

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Conversation Grammar Exercises Reading Games ... About Bohemica.com Czech Online Bohemica.com Conversation A full course in Czech conversation at all levels. Tourist, beginner, advanced. Grammar Exercises Practice your grammar with these exercises. Reading A full Czech reading course. The materials can also be used to practice Czech reading skills for students focusing on conversation. Games Quizzes and puzzles are a useful tool for learning languages. Expand your vocabulary while playing one of four different games. Grammar Book This section contains a full version of The Yellow Pages of the Czech Language . Learn more about making sentences, using idioms and quite a bit of useful and interesting information about the language. Dictionary If you don't know a word used on Czech Online you will find it here. Several specialist dictionaries are also available. Essays Essays by several authors dealing with different aspects of the Czech language. Course Login If you are a registered student, login here. Also click here, if you want to learn more about the subscription. Czech Keyboard How to install it and use it. Plus other information about Czech and the computer.

9. UJOP Lists details on courses organised by the Charles University in Prague. http://www.cuni.cz/cuni/ujop/czech.htm.en

CZECH LANGUAGE SUMMER The Czech Language Summer program contains a variety of Czech language courses with different levels of intensity, extent, and orientation. These courses are given by experienced members of the Institute's pedagogical staff, and cater for those interested in Czech language and/or the Czech Republic, be it on a general or highly specialized level. Practical lessons are taught in groups according to skill level, with consideration for beginners, where English, German or another foreign language aids the teaching. Slightly advanced to advanced students usually do not require the use of an intermediary language during the classes. Individual skill level is determined at entry exams. Any special linguistic requirements by the course participants are satisfied during individual consultations. Those interested in Czech language, history and area studies, may choose from the following educational programs: A The Czech Language Summer Course The summer language course is a part of the standard summer offer of the Institute (ILPS). Its 2003 venue will be held under the auspices of the Rector of the Charles University already for the 14th time. This is an academic, educational and intensive course with focus on Czech language and area studies. It takes place in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, which is the heart of our historical and cultural heritage. During the course, participants are received by a high-ranking university official at a welcoming ceremony held in our historical, medieval university building of Carolinum. The Study Center itself is located downtown Prague and is easily reached by municipal transport.

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The Czech Language Main page Fiction, poems and other genres Czech literature - the body of writing in the Czech language. Before 1918 there was no independent nation of Czechoslovakia, and Bohemia and Moravia, the Czech-speaking regions that now constitute the Czech Republic, were for a long time provinces of the Habsburg Holy Roman and Austrian empires. Because of this, the evolution of the Czechs' literary language became historically linked to their efforts to maintain their ethnic identity. The earliest origins of literature in Czech are connected with Old Church Slavonic, which was devised by Saints Cyril and Methodius in the 9th century to counter Frankish (German) influence. Latin was established as the liturgical language of the Bohemian state in 1097, however, and its script was adopted for what would become the Czech language. The earliest preserved texts in the Czech language, mainly hymns, were written in the late 13th century at the courts of the Premyslid kings of Bohemia. The 14th century brought a continuous stream of Czech literary works, mostly consisting of biographies of saints (hagiography), legends, epics and chronicles, and adaptations of chivalrous romances, all in verse. The earliest secular work in the language was the epic Alexandreis, a life of Alexander the Great based on a Latin poem by the French writer Gautier de Chƒtillon. From about 1350, prose genres began to be cultivated, initially descriptions of the lives of saints and chronicles and then versions of popular medieval tales. From the last part of the century dated a group of verse satires and didactic poems as well as the political allegory Nová rada ("The New Council"), written by Smil Fla¹ka to defend the rights of the Bohemian nobility against the crown.

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Czech language Czech-History Slavonic group The Czech language is counted among Slavonic languages. This family contains: west-Slavonic group (e.g. Czech, Serbian, Polish, Slovak) east-Slavonic languages (e.g. Russian, Ukrainian) south-Slavonic group (e.g. Bulgarian) The Slavonic languages are relative from historical aspect so they have the lingual conformity to the others. The Slavs were originally settled on the territory north of the Slovak-Polish frontier. They lived together and spoke one language - "primitive Slavonic". During the migration of nations (the end of 5th century) Slavs came to the new territories. Mutual relations were broken and lingual differences have been intensified. Lingual development Pre-conditions for the evolution of Czech as independent formation among other Slavonic languages arose from the second half of 9th century. The fast lingual development became evident e.g. in domain of sounds: There was the changes in softness of sounds (about 14th century) e.g. change:

13. Little Czech Primer -- Links To Other Czech Resources On The Web Here are some suggestions for other places on the web to try. czech languageResources Around the Web. czech language Learning Software. http://www.czechprimer.org/links/

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CZECH LANGUAGE SEMINAR FOR FOREIGNERS (for Students of Czech Studies, Grant-aided and Postgraduate Students) Master's Degree Program of Czech Language and Literature for Foreign Students Czech Studies Program Intensive Czech Course (PDF Document) Czech Language Courses Master's Degree Program of Czech Language and Literature for Foreign Students The program offers the student a thorough knowledge of the modern language and literature in their historical and cultural context. It aims at achieving a high standard of proficiency in spoken and written Czech as well as providing the student with a theoretical linguistic insight into the making of Czech language, including its systemic analysis and description. Literature is taught in survey lectures and supported by study in seminar groups, in which the major Czech classics as well as the most important twentieth century poets and prose-writers are discussed. Attention is also paid to aspects of literary theory. The program includes a number of supporting subjects, such as history of philosophy, Czech history, Latin, linguistics, foreign language etc. (See the detailed syllabus in CURRICULA The entire program takes five years and it can be studied as a solo subject or, beginning from his/her second year the student can combine it with one more degree subject offered by the faculty. In the latter case, he/she will be awarded the M.A. degree in both subjects.

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16. English-Czech-English Electronic Dictionaries. Czech Language Teacher Translator Czech Translation Software for Windows, Pocket PC, Palm OS, Epoc, Windows CE. Largestcollection of Language Teacher electronic translators and dictionaries. http://www.travlang.com/tlstore/511/dictionaries/czech.html

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Message Boards Our Team About Us Contact Us Pronunciation Alphabet Short Vowels Long Vowels "Soft" Vowel ... Selected Consonants Grammar Overview Nouns Adjectives Pronouns ... Future Tense Phrasebook Little Big Words Numbers Colors Days-Months-Seasons ... Vocab Drill Resources Links Welcome to Local Lingo! Czech Lessons Listen to Czech pronunciation Learn the Czech grammar basics Memorize phrases and vocabulary Test your knowledge with our exercises ...all with the help of a native speaker! 10 Fun Phrases What you may hear on your trip and may not always find in your pocket phrasebook - click for audio! Ukonèete výstup a nástup, dveøe se zavírají! Stop getting off or getting on, the doors are closing! (Prague subway announcement) Czech Idioms Have you ever been in the rice with a dumpling in your throat?

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