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Quiero aprender español. Soy nivel intermedio. Puedo enseñar ingles o checo. Alquien que quiere aprender checo o ingles me puede escribir. I am from the Czech Republic. I work in Prague. My main interest is music. I love the English language and I wouldn't mind going to the UK more often :-) I also like Spanish. But first, I have to learn it:-) Soy de la Republica Checa y mi interes mayor es musica. Trabajo en la capital, Praga, en su centro. Me gusta las lenguas, especialmente ingles y espanol. Quisiera ir a paises hispanoablantes mas veces como ahora. En 2004 estuve un mes estudiando espanol en Sevilla y me guste muchisimo.
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    As a beginner you don't need to study articles first. basic rules: "no article"(zero article): 1) plural nouns in general e.g. Boys run faster than girls. (a general statement) 2) singular uncount nouns - nouns which you cannot count (e.g. music, milk, etc.) x a - with singular count nouns beginning with a vowel (pronounced vowel - e.g. car (c - is a vowel) an - with singular count nouns beginning with a consonant (pronounced consonant) - e.g. an apple vowels are: a, e, i, o, u countable x uncountable nouns countable - you can count them (e.g. one apple, two apples, etc.) uncountable - you can't count them (e.g. you cannot say "one music, two etc.) Find out more in Google or a good reference book for grammar is: Murphy, R.: Essential Grammar in Use, Oxford University Press. Search for "indefinite article" and "zero article".
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    August 1, 2009
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    What is difficult in Czech? Is there any particular area that is difficult for you (to learn or understand)?

    I can then cover it and provide some materials and tips.
    August 1, 2009
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    I think that some American novels are easy to read, preferrably the modern ones. It depends on what kind of books you prefer to read. I can recommend, for example: books by John Grisham and Michael Crichton
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    July 31, 2009
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    Porque no compres un libro para aprender ingles, por ejemplo Vocabulary in Use. Me gusta mucho y es del nivel básico.
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    June 29, 2009
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    funny question<img src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif" alt="" />.
    You can ask: Máte sušenky? 

    sušenky, pronunciation: [su-shen-ki] = biscuits
    máte, pronunciation: [ma:te] = do you have

    I guess that every shop almost anything and there is no need to ask if they have it or not.
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    June 29, 2009
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    Ja ville talar pa svenska Jag talar inte pa svenska. Jag ar fran Prag. Jag ville talar bora bra. Men jag lysna pa musik av Sverige (M. Fredriksson) och jag forsta den utal. Det ar bora svar men ifran musik det ar ledig. I can teach you English or Czech.
    November 26, 2008
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    Learn Czech Everyone is invited to learn Czech in my language group. Language used in the group: English (for explanation) and Czech.
    October 29, 2008
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    I guess that you don't have to have passion for teaching.<img src="/FCKeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif" alt="" />
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    October 29, 2008
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    What's your name? = Jak se jmenujete?

    My name is Adam. = Jmenuji se Adam.

    This is Mr. Prokop. = Toto je pan Prokop.

    This is Mrs. Prokopová. = Toto je paní Prokopová.

    Nice to meet you. = Těší mě.

    How are you? = Jak se máte?

    I'm fine, thank you. = Mám se dobře, děkuji.

    October 29, 2008
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    I would correct Henrique:

    paní = Mrs
    slečna = Miss


    Helena
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    October 29, 2008
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