Tchèque
Do you know how dogs bark in Czech? Did you know that "í ha ha" isn´t a sound of someone laughing? Can...
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Lucie
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Tchèque
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Tchèque
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Parle
Tchèque
Langue maternelle
,Anglais
C2
,Japonais
C2
,Allemand
B1
,Espagnol
B1
À propos de moi
Do you want to learn Czech and reach your full potential? Let’s do it together!
I will help you to:
1. Understand how the Czech language works so that you can learn it much faster.
2. Start speaking with confidence from your very first lesson!
3. Build an impressive vocabulary for any situation and show you how words are formed so that you can remember them more easily. (Did you know that the Czech word for November, *listopad*, is a combination of the words *list* (a leaf) and *padat* (to fall)?)
4. Finally understand Czech grammar without spending years memorizing grammar charts.
5. Master Czech pronunciation (č, ť, ř – huh?)
6. Get all the learning materials you need for free.
7. Practise different skills, such as writing, to speed up your learning process.
8. Finally stop sounding like a robot (which is actually a Czech word, by the way)!
And, of course, have fun!
No matter why you decided to study Czech or whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, I will make sure you enjoy your lessons and stay motivated.
If you're interested in taking lessons, just send me a message and we'll arrange a time that works for both of us.
Tak začneme? (So shall we start?)
En savoir plusI will help you to:
1. Understand how the Czech language works so that you can learn it much faster.
2. Start speaking with confidence from your very first lesson!
3. Build an impressive vocabulary for any situation and show you how words are formed so that you can remember them more easily. (Did you know that the Czech word for November, *listopad*, is a combination of the words *list* (a leaf) and *padat* (to fall)?)
4. Finally understand Czech grammar without spending years memorizing grammar charts.
5. Master Czech pronunciation (č, ť, ř – huh?)
6. Get all the learning materials you need for free.
7. Practise different skills, such as writing, to speed up your learning process.
8. Finally stop sounding like a robot (which is actually a Czech word, by the way)!
And, of course, have fun!
No matter why you decided to study Czech or whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, I will make sure you enjoy your lessons and stay motivated.
If you're interested in taking lessons, just send me a message and we'll arrange a time that works for both of us.
Tak začneme? (So shall we start?)
Cours particuliers
60 minutesStats professeur
Sous une heure 
il y a 8 ans 
100.00%1 714 
43.5 moyenne des cours
5.0 Planning
Expérience d'enseignement
Débutant
Débutant supérieur
Intermédiaire
Intermédiaire supérieur
Confirmé
Confirmé supérieur
CV
Éducation
2019 - 2024
Charles University - Japanology
Charles University - Prague
2017 - 2019
Charles University- Philosophy and Czech studies
Charles University - Prague
Focus on languages
2014 - 2017
Gymnázium Arabská
Gymnázium, Arabská 14 - Prague
Focus on languages
Expérience professionnelle
2020
Private teacher - Czech, English, Japanese
2018
Verbling - teacher
Verbling
2022
Duolingo classes - teacher
Duolingo
2018
Office teaching
Gemini and other international companies - Prague
Certifications
2023 - 2023
日本語能力試験N1
2022 - 2022
日本語能力試験N2
2017 - 2017
Cambridge CAE English certificate
Cambridge examination centre - Prague