Autumn is here, so what are you planning to do? In this episode, we talk about simple autumn activities in Czech — from playing board games to visiting a museum, or taking a break from social media.

This is a relaxed Czech listening practice episode for intermediate learners who want to understand and talk about everyday plans in Czech.

• useful Czech vocabulary for autumn activities
• how to talk about plans and routines
• everyday expressions like "vyhodit", "dát si pauzu" and "chodit spát dřív"
• how Czechs talk about relaxing, organizing and spending time with friends
• practical Czech listening practice through a natural conversation

Are you a night owl, or do you want to start going to bed earlier? Do you write a diary? Do you go for walks in the forest? And how many old things could you throw away?

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Is Český Krumlov really worth visiting, or is it just a tourist trap? Join Monča on a day trip with a friend and discover what this famous Czech town is really like.

In this episode of the slowczech podcast, you’ll practice Czech listening through a real story about visiting Český Krumlov. You’ll hear about authentic Czech food, the UNESCO-listed city center, the castle and its bear, vltavín, and the people who travel down the Vltava River. This is a great episode for intermediate Czech learners who want to improve their listening and learn Czech through real places, experiences and culture.

What you'll learn:

- Czech vocabulary for traveling and visiting places

- words connected with Czech food and restaurants

- how to talk about cities and places in Czech

- vocabulary related to rivers and outdoor activities

- useful Czech words such as smažák, guláš, oplatka, vltavín and vodáci

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Why do words like “čučoriedka” and “korytnačka” sound so cute to many Czechs? And why Czechs and Slovaks behave like siblings?

In this episode, Eliška explores the friendly rivalry between Czechs and Slovaks, funny Slovak words, Czech jokes about Slovakia, and how well Czechs and Slovaks understand each other today.

You’ll learn:

• why Slovak sounds cute to many Czechs
• what “čučoriedka,” “korytnačka” and “vankúš” mean
• why Slovaks often speak Czech in Czechia
• what “naši slovenští bratia” means
• why “čobol” is not a nice word

A fun way to practice Czech listening and understand the cultural references, jokes and expressions you may hear in real conversations.

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