Beginner's CzechThe Czech Republic with its capital of Prague has become a major tourist destination. Those looking for an introduction to the language, its culture and history, are ideally catered for in this beginner's course book. The 10 lessons begin with dialogues designed for travellers and each lesson includes vocabulary and expressions, concise explanations of grammar and exercises that help to reinforce the material covered. Also included are discussions on the arts, business and everyday life of the Czech people. The two 80-minute audio CDs feature Czech native speakers. |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS | 10 |
EVERYDAY LIFE | 18 |
CZECH LANGUAGE | 26 |
Meeting PeopleIntroduction | 36 |
Passport Control and Customs | 44 |
Local Transportation | 54 |
Accommodations | 63 |
Asking for Directions | 74 |
Having Dinner Out | 84 |
Shopping | 99 |
Being a Guest | 110 |
Medical Care | 121 |
Social Event | 133 |
KEY TO EXERCISES | 142 |
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