21 day grammar challenge Learn Czech with slowczech online course L1

Teacher

Eliska

Overview

Your grammar-overloaded brain is saying enough! Let's connect the right grammar dots and start speaking with more calm and flow!

The more you study Czech, the more lost you feel.

All those grammar things make less and less sense:

the obviously not alive “sněhulák” ☃️ is in Czech masculine animate, treated as a living person when declinating, whaaat?!
where and where to? kde a kam? it can be locative, accusative, instrumental… who knows this?!
začneme versus začínáme, where one letter changes the verb from perfective to imperfective?

And slowly, you are drowning in this grammar ocean.

And you are less and less able to actually do what you wanted from the beginning:

… to speak with people!

When you want to react to a Czech person, instead of just saying it, your brain starts overheating, trying to figure out the right grammar to use.

And you end up disconnected

from the conversation
from the Czech people
from that feeling like “I belong here and I feel like part of Czech society and Czech culture”.

What if you could do both?

Understand the grammar AND speak Czech with Czechs…?

… without pausing for ages

… without feeling embarrassed by your low ability to use what you know

… and without switching to English?

Introducing 21 DAY GRAMMAR CHALLENGE!

… a speak-with-me video journey with Eliška to turn your grammar chaos into real Czech speaking, without overthinking or getting lost in rules.

🔵 You are gonna:

✅ understand the very minimum of the Czech grammar…

✅ which will give you peace and the feeling “I am able to understand some Czech grammar without diving into all unnecessary details”

✅ connect the grammar dots

✅ and enjoy the aha moments like “Aaah, that’s why it’s like that! That finally makes sense” and not feel anymore like “I am not talented in Czech, it’s too complicated for me.”

✅ start reacting in Czech with the correct grammar

✅ you will start trusting yourself

✅ as a result, your speaking will be less stress and more fluidityt

🔴 How can grammar help you speak?

Because we are adults.
And we have this big advantage that we already know one or more languages.

So let’s use our knowledge, let’s build on it, let’s connect Czech grammar to what you already know.
And most importantly, let’s start using it!

Because you can speak Czech with what you know!

Yessss, you CAN react without hundreds of grammar through during every conversation.

You just need to

un-fog your brain,
and organize the grammar mess by prioritizing the very minimum and putting aside what is not serving your speaking!

This is what the grammar challenge is here for!

"I loved the challenge! The audio and pdf resources were really useful and nice prepared. I am a routine person and I loved every morning at breakfast time practising my czech. Another great thing is that they were prepared with a progression and relation between them, which makes the process easier and dynamic. I personally wanted to say that you've inspired me during this process. I am currently teaching spanish too and I use in some cases this same method (stories, audio...). It is really effective and it helps you to deeply connect to the people. "

Get access now by clicking "add to cart"

🔵 What are you getting?

It’s a self-study video program with 20+1 grammar topics created by Eliška, slowczech founder and leader.

She doesn’t just explain grammar… she PRACTISES WITH YOU.

You’ll get:

21 short guided videos (+/- 15min each)
simple grammar explanations in English (“Eliška way” 😉 )
you speak out loud in every video (real practice, not just passive watching)
mini-dialogues and questions to train real-life reactions
sentences you’ll actually use in daily life
PDF worksheets to deepen and organise what you learn
audio versions for practising anywhere (walking, driving, cooking)
14-day no-questions-asked money-back guarantee
lifetime access

🔴 How exactly it works

You start immediately after purchase. No need to prepare anything, just press play, watch, speak. Go at your own pace and repeat anytime, ano, you get the lifetime access.

In each topic, you:

understand one small grammar point
listen in Czech
speak out loud (you answer, you react)
practise with simple writing
connect it all together

⚪ What changes for you

you stop guessing what to focus on because you have a clear path
you understand the essential grammar, so no more overwhelm
you start reacting faster and with less hesitation
you feel more calm and confident when speaking
you finally use what you already know

Only 15–30 minutes a day.
A to je všechno!

🔵 This is for you if…

you are from false beginner to upper intermediate learner
you freeze in conversations due to grammar overload
you want more active speaking, not more studying
you like freedom, but need a clear, simple plan
you want to review basics in a fresh, real-life way

🔴 Maybe skip it if…

you’re a total beginner (more like “Dobrý den” so far)
you need live lessons with a tutor (1:1 is then better option for you)
you don’t understand English (the explanations are in English)
you dp not enjoy video learning

"I don't feel so afraid about using my Czech anymore, even if there may be mistakes! This is most definitely a result of this challenge, but not just with your grammatical input, but also with your help shifting my mindset. Now that I've seen such a positive impact on my Czech skills in just 21 days, it's left me feeling really confident about where my Czech skills can go even further from here!"

📚 What exactly is waiting for you

Mám rád vs. rád
Verbs (“Rozumím” group)
Můžu ti pomoct? (moct, nemoct)
Personal pronouns – dative
Verbs (“Pracuju” group)
Chybí mi, chutná mi, vadí mi
Verbs (“Dělám” group)
Kdy máš čas I?
Other modal verbs (můžu, musím, smím, umím)
Chtít a pozvání
Verbs (“Čtu” group)
Umím vs. znám vs. vím
Second position rule
Personal pronouns – accusative (no preposition)
Past tense
Jdu vs. chodím
Líbí se mi, líbila se mi
Kdy máš čas II?
Personal pronouns – accusative (with preposition)
Indicating dates
Opakování (Review)

🔵 Who is behind this course?

“I didn’t start slowczech to teach you more grammar and words. I had it when learning French and German. I knew so much from school, my head would explode with der, die, das, deren, and constantly revisiting the rules—Instead of reacting to the person in front of me. And my French? Oh mon dieu, with B2 knowledge my grammar was better than native speakers’. But I just couldn’t speak with them! What was the point?

Grammar challenge is a mix of “I want to understand essential Czech grammar but I mostly want to speak.” This is what this course is about: helping you believe that you can react in Czech and stay in a Czech conversation.”

Tak co ty na to?

(what do you say?)

🔵🔴⚪ Ready to understand essential Czech grammar but most importantly… finally speaking it?

Click "add to cart" to access the Grammar Challenge

You’re fully covered by a 14-day no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. Go though the videos, speak with me, and if it’s not for you, just email us and you’ll get a full refund.

"As a learner not living in the Czech Republic, it was helpful to me to be a part of a small group learning together. Just knowing that there were other people doing the same lesson on the same day was a huge motivator for me to stay consistent. It's also nice to know other people share some of my struggles! And now I have access to guided material divided into bite-sized topics that I can repeat and review as much as I need."

"I don't feel so afraid about using my Czech anymore, even if there may be mistakes! This is most definitely a result of this challenge, but not just with your grammatical input, but also with your help shifting my mindset. Now that I've seen such a positive impact on my Czech skills in just 21 days, it's left me feeling really confident about where my Czech skills can go even further from here!"

"Eliška is excellent at explaining even the more difficult aspects of grammar in a simple and understandable way. She concentrates on the essentials that you need in the daily use of the language. The accompanying written material is very good, it serves as practice and also motivates you to deepen individual aspects yourself. Eliška also deserves a big bravo for her video presentation: it comes across very naturally and you feel directly addressed by her. In her explanations, Eliška refers to English grammar and compares Czech features with English ones (understandable, as the course language is English). For non-English speakers, this can sometimes be a little boring at first. For example, when she explains that in Czech two different words are used for the verb "go" in "to go home" and "to go by car". As a German speaker, you think: Hey, that's obvious, "gehen" and "fahren", no need to explain that. But then you start to think about the special features and characteristics of the different languages, how the world is depicted a little differently in each language - and things get interesting again."

"The challenge helped me to overcome my fear of grammar: I have struggled in the past with unhelpful text books or other over-complicated online lessons, but your approach is by far the best. I will probably never be a grammar fan, but you have opened a door to knowledge that previously seemed to be closed to me. Every week I chat on the telephone with my friend in Plzen and he has commented upon how my Czech has improved!"

❓ You might be wondering...

Q: What level do I need for Level 1?

False beginner → upper intermediate. If you already know some Czech words, understand simple sentences, or have studied a bit but can’t use it yet, Level 1 is perfect.

Q: Is this course for total beginners?

Not really. If your Czech is only “Dobrý den,” the challenge will feel too fast. You need at least a tiny base.

Are the videos hard to understand?

The grammar explanations are in English, the examples are in slow, simple Czech. You’ll always know what’s happening.

Q: Are the lessons connected?

Ano! Each day builds on the previous one, giving you structure, clarity, and repetition that sticks.

Q: Does the course help with speaking?

YES and that’s the point.
You’ll speak out loud every day, answering questions in mini-dialogues.

Q: Will this make grammar finally “click”?

If you practise out loud, then YES. If you only watch videos silently,.. ehm… not so much 😉

Q: What if I don’t like it?

A 14-day guarantee is here for you. Within 14 days after purchase, write to contact@slowczech.com and we will refund you.

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Course Features

Lectures 24
Quiz 0
Duration 6+ hours of videos
Skill level Beginner
Language English and Czech
Students 273
Assessments Yes

Instructor

Eliska

I am slowczech founder and from my experience I know two things: beginners can understand words with time. And enjoyable input is vital for natural language acquisition. Many give up Czech due to old methods, irrelevant vocabulary or overwhelming grammar. Let’s change that and make learning Czech exciting and effective.