Ahoj! Čeština je krásná, čeština je logická! Toto je další video série “LOGIC IN CZECH“. Today another list of words that have something in common. Dívat se? Divák? Divadelní představení? Divadlo? S českými titulky jako vždy 😉
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I’m Daniela or Danča. I enjoy working with adults from different cultural backgrounds. To me, Czech is like a beautiful forest that we explore together. Let’s play games, discover new strategies, and share our hobbies in class. I love traveling, swimming, reading, watching films, and singing in a vocal band.
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I’m the slowczech tutor and e-shop manager living in Brno. Having lived in Spain and Russia, I love travelling – exploring new places brings me joy. I cherish the variety and surprises that life offers. Teaching allows me to embark on adventurous journeys with my students. Let’s discover the world together!
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I am experienced tutor for children. I have been working with children since ever and there is no better job! In lessons love using stories, games and pictures. We always laugh a lot. Besides teaching, I enjoy meditation and spending time outside.
I’ve been teaching Czech since 2013, starting with native speakers and later focusing on Czech as a foreign language. It’s my calling to help you with this awesome language. In my classes, we play games, explore idioms and enjoy observing progress. Let’s talk books, movies, dogs, sun in our lessons!
I’m Barbora, or Bára. Life is amazing with wonderful people, my husband and my child by my side. I’m lucky to have my dream job, helping people understand each other. I enjoy both learning and teaching. I love working on conversation skills and correct pronunciation. Share your stories with me!
I’m Ema (or Míša), and I fell in love with teaching Czech eight years ago. Learning a language is a journey and I am here to be your guide and help you to enjoy it. Together, we always set a destination (in a week/month/year) and create a detailed itinerary, so we don´t get lost on the way. I love travelling, hiking, yoga, music, and dancing. I have a little baby now. That’s why I also offer WhatsApp and Hybrid lessons.
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Since 2017, I’ve been teaching Czech to both groups and individuals. I tailor lessons to my students’ preferences, offering exam preparation or fun conversational classes. I believe that language connects us and fosters understanding. I’m also a certified teacher for children and have extensive experience working with kids.
I started teaching in 2013 as a volunteer in a Czech village in Ukraine. After teaching in Ukraine and Canada, I joined slowczech full-time. I focus on conversation lessons. I really enjoy getting to know my students! I’m passionate about protecting the environment and volunteer for ecological organizations.
I’m one of the lucky ones whose hobby is their job. I’ve learned ten foreign languages so far, and I’m currently learning German. I understand the challenges of learning Czech, but the feeling of finally getting it is incredible. I love traveling, reading books and spending time outdoors.
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I’m Anna or rather Anička, and since 2019 I’ve been teaching Czech with a focus on interesting and entertaining methods. I prioritize conversations and dialogues to help students understand how the languages work. I aim to create a nurturing environment for you. Let’s start this wonderful language journey together!
I´m freelance tutor since 2019 currently living in Mexico. I use mostly communication methods of teaching, which means we will talk a lot. I believe language lessons are not only about learning a new language, but it is a great opportunity to explore different culture, meet new people, make friends!
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6 Comments
Ahoj!
Great that you include the subtitles in Czech. As a beginner I still find it easier to understand by reading the subtitles at the same time.
Dekuji
Tony
Tony, díky za komentář! I am happy that the effort put into the subtitles helps someone 😀 :-))
Díky,
Krásný den, Eliška
Toto video krásné !!! Moc, moc děkuju!! The subtitles are wonderful (and so helfull!), and the pop-up pictures are great!
Díky, Mark, jsem moc moc ráda, že se ti toto video líbí 🙂
Eliška
Wow, when one doesn’t notice that there is a subtitle option, this is when one realizes that he is not a beginner any more. :)))
I have a question: are the words Divny, Divoky, Divka coming from the same origin as Divat se?
Thank you!
Artashes
Artashes,
Wow! Congratulations! This is a very very good news 🙂
You are a hard worker 🙂
When it comes to divný, divoký, dívka, dívat se… Even if the words have the same root, they doesnt have to be connected. The most logical one of your 3 examples is “divný”.
Dívka – originally děva, děvka (girl)
Divný + divně, podivně, div, podivit se, divit se (everything related to “wonder”)
Divoký + divokost (wild)
Nothing to do with “dívat se”.
🙂
Eliška