A1 - Beginner

Czech Alphabet Numbers 0-20 Greetings & Farewells Yes / No & Simple Polite Phrases Personal Information & Introductions Countries & Nationalities Basic Verbs – 'To Be' & 'To Have'Daily Life – Time & Days Basic Activities & Routines Basic Food & Drinks Basic Locations & Directions Review & Simple Conversation

A2 - Pre-Intermediate

Expanding Vocabulary & Polite Expressions Shopping & Currency Family & Personal Details Past Tense Basics Travel & Transportation Restaurant & Dining Etiquette Expressing Preferences & Opinions Writing Simple Notes & Messages Simple Cohesive Devices & Linking Words Describing Habits & Routines in More Detail Cultural & Social Topics Review & Transition to B1

Vocabulary

Basic Vocabulary Thank You in Czech Colours Numbers Parts of the Body Food and Drinks Fruits and Vegetables Kitchen Vocabulary Cooking and Baking (verbs)Czech Cuisine Animals Rooms in a House Furniture Clothes Directions Means of Transport Christmas

Grammar

Grammatical Genders Personal Pronouns Basic Verb Conjugations Introduction to Adjectives

Introduction to Adjectives

In Czech, adjectives describe or modify nouns and agree with them in gender, number, and case. This page provides an introduction to basic Czech adjectives and their declension patterns.

Basic Adjectives and Their Forms

Adjectives in Czech change their endings based on the gender (masculine, feminine, neuter) and number (singular, plural) of the nouns they describe.

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