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Hello, my name is René i´m 21 years old. I´m from Czech Republic. I´ve recently started learning Japanese, currently in the process of learning Hiragana and after that Katakana so for the time being i cannost speak at all. I can help with czech as i am native, and i have no problem with talking in english, but keep in mind, that it is not my native language and i am not a teacher so i may do mistakes myself. English is not my focus but i always welcome an opportunity to improve. My hobbies are: History(mainy world wars, but it is not limited to just that),gaming,nature,music and lately i´ve been intrigued by japanese history and culture. If anyone could give me some advice for learning japanese or share some stories about culture and history it would be most welcome. I´m not very active on skype, but it´s quite easy to get into contact with me on FB Feel free to add me: https://www.facebook.com/rene.hanzl Or you can also contact me here. Due to life circumstances i had to put JP on hold. i´m still interested in it tho.
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    I personally pay it no mind because cigarette and a beer is what i grew up in, it is such a huge part of our culture that even non smokers have at least one when going for a cold one with friends from time to time. But it is indeed annoying that when you return from a pub you smell like a cigarette factory. Best would be to stay outside(until it´s cold ofc) where they can smoke without being too much of an annoyance. Or perhaps try asking them if they could avoid going to such a place for the day. Even in winter some of my friends know i do not smoke so they go to smoke free pub with me and just have a cigarette outside if needed. Those 5-10 minutes in the cold won´t do them any harm, and hey given our track record it helps to sober up a little :)
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    Jaký svátek mám nejraději? Co je můj nejoblíbenější svátek?

    Mám nejraději Vánoce a Silvestr, protože to je kouzelná doba. Líbí se mi, jak jsou chezky vybavené ulice, domy a náměstí. Všude jsou vánoční stromečky, světýlka, adventní věnečky a jiné ozdůbky. Večer jedeme na štědrovečerní večeři ke tchýni a tchánu. Ráda dávám, ale i dostávám dárečky. Potěší mě, když má někdo radost z dárku ode mne.


    Apart from those two little mistakes it is correct, good job!

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    February 23, 2018
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    February 23, 2018
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    From my own experience being honest is a pain in the arse.....it threw me into so many problems.....No it is not practical, but i will remain honest anyway.
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    February 20, 2018
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    As long as someone who knew me is alive, after that i´ll be forever forgotten.
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    February 20, 2018
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    Here you go.

    https://vocaroo.com/i/s1sNPA1zEIiM

    Not the best as i ´m currently ill, but you get the picture.

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    February 20, 2018
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    I´ve never seen nor heard your czech, and since your profile claims A1 and here you say you are afraid of forgetting what you´ve learned despite being B2, I can only assume you are not so sure of your skill with the language yourself. So i said what i think, if you´re not sure about your skill yourself why start another language? That way you won´t learn anything, i´d rather speak decent czech and no russian than little to no czech and little to no russian.

    It is certainly admirable and makes us czechs happy that you want to learn the language and we will gladly help you with it, and yes some may use it when they stay here because of work or family, but that doesn´t change the fact that the language is more or less useless. After mastering it you will be able to speak within one single country with population around 10m, there´s also slovakia but from my experience with foreigners that learned czech they cannot understand slovakian for some reason, so you´d have to be a bit gifted for that. You´d learn much more useful language if you chose russian or german for example. Much more people to talk with in those languages. Fun fact during 18/19th century czech was dying, if it wasnt for a few stupid poets we´d be speaking german here which would make communication with the world much easier. This way we retained language that isn´t used outside of our small borders.

    Ultimately it is your decision to learn whatever you want, but some languages are far more useful than others.


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    February 20, 2018
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    February 18, 2018
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    Jestli mám ráda sníh?

    Ted' když bydlím v Praze sníh se mi moc líbí. Připomíná mi pohádku. Dnes zrovna sněží a je to tak hezké počasí! Ale to je, protože většinou vidíme v zimě zelenou trávu a slyšíme, jak zpívají ptáci. V Rusku se mi sníh líbil na začátku zimy. Ale pak když ten sníh leží pořád zůstane po šest měsíců, to už mě přestává bavit. (to už se mi nelíbí)
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    February 18, 2018
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    Unless it is absolutely needed do not suddenly switch to another language or you won´t learn either.

    Also czech and russian are not really related as you may think, they are both slavic languages, they both sound similar, have a very few same words, but that is about it. Writing system,grammar,sentence/word structure is all vastly different.

    Either let czech go which i´d suggest as it is a useless language, or do not start russian. Suddenly switching to different language when you can barely use the previous is not  agood idea.


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    February 18, 2018
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