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David 😊✈️
Czech
Apr 7, 2024
Děkuji za milé hodnocení. 🙂 Je radost učit někoho tak prima jako ty. Pokračuj jen tak dál. Mluvíš už teď dobře, tvoje čeština je často k nerozeznání od rodilého mluvčího.
David 😊✈️
Czech
Jan 29, 2024
Bylo mi potěšením hovořit s Anastasii. Její čeština je na více než dobré úrovni. Těším se opět na příště. Do té doby měj se prima. 😉
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    Hi there, I'm also studying French now. Recommend you to check out "À la recherche de Mariana" (by Dominique Renaud) and Enquête Capitale (by Marine Courtis). They're interesting and made specifically for beginners: exercises on comprehension are included in both books.
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    November 23, 2019
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    Could you please recommend online quizes/exercises for Spanish grammar? I know there are quite a few websites for that out there. Perhaps, you already found the one you like the most?
    November 13, 2019
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    What are your techniques for learning French vocabulary? (especially how the words are written) That might be a silly question but I honestly have troubles with writing in French these days. Giving the fact that quite a lot of sounds are not actually pronunced or/and the pronunciation of the different French words can be extremely similar (which does not always help one in developing proper writing skills), I can easily mess up the words and, hence, the meaning of the whole text while writing. Any tips for learning/memorizing the vocabulary?
    November 11, 2019
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    Thank you everyone for your answers! Now I get it :)
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    August 17, 2019
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    The usage of "lo que sea" ¡Hola a todos!😊 I came across the phrase "lo que sea" the other day. Could you please explain the meaning as well as the usage of it in a sentence/conversation? ¡Muchísimas gracias!
    August 16, 2019
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    Ahoj Verčo!😊 Такой translates to takový, (právě tento). Такой красивый мужчина = Je to takový hezký pán. Какой is jaký, který. You can also use какой to emphasize something. For instance, "Какой негодяй!" would translate to "to je ale darebák!". Так is used similarly to the Czech "tak". It can 1) mean "takovým způsobem", 2) emphasize smth (Так красиво = It is so beautiful) and 3) "well, so" (Так, что ты хотел спросить? = So, what did you want to ask?) Как (when used alone) is jak, jakpak. Как дела? = jak se máš/máte? Sorry for my imperfect Czech, really hope this helps 😊
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    August 13, 2019
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    Hi Artem! I believe that as long as you are consistent with and organized in learning both languages at once, that should not be a problem. Motivation, dedication and consistency are the key. I am currently learning French and Spanish. And yes, they are rather similar to one another...What eventually worked for me is separating my learning routine for these two - for instance, I normally study French on Mon, Wed, Fri and study Spanish on Tue, Thu, Sat. This separation reeeally helped my brain to stop mixing French and Spanish. Once you start learning both languages, you'll find what works best for you :)
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    August 12, 2019
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