This section includes useful articles on practical information about the language, handy online services and cultural habits.
Is the Czech language difficult to learn?
You may have heard that the Czech language belongs to one of the most difficult languages in the world. This feeling might be strengthened after reading a couple of first Czech Time lessons which include loads and loads of rules. But is the language really that difficult? The point of this article is to give you a balanced, thought-provoking view on the question.
How to write Czech characters on keyboard?
Typing Czech letters on electronic devices can be a daunting task. This article will tell you how exactly you can use š, č, ň, ě, á, í, ů and other peculiarities.
Why are special characters important?
The Czech language has 15 characters which are not found in the standard English alphabet. This article explains why they are important and demonstrates situations where not using accented characters could be confusing.
Resources to improve your Czech listening skills
This article will highlight different methods of improving your Czech listening skills, namely through YouTube videos, freely accessible films and trailers, TV commercials, podcasts and audiobooks.
Time management of studying Czech
This article provides learners of the Czech language with tips about managing their study time and gives informative facts on how to use the time more effectively.
How to say Thank you in Czech?
It may seem like a simple answer, but there are actually more ways to say thank you in the Czech language. There are four basic words to which other words can be attached to add empathy and emphasis.
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