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Say Hello in the Czech Language
Cestina
| English: | Hello | My name is |
|---|---|---|
| Czech: | Nazdar | Jmenuji se |
| Pronunciation: | NAH-zdar | ihmeh-noo-EE seh |
Did You Know You Were Speaking Czech
Words in English from the Czech language:
| robot (from "rabota," forced labor) | polka (from "half," short half-steps dance) | pilsner (from "Plzen," a town in Bohemia) |
Czech Alphabet
Learning Czech
- Czech for Travelers
- Voyager Audio Message in Czech
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- Czech: Languages Across Europe
- NASA: Voyager Audio Message in Czech
Czech Culture
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- Czechoslovakia Country Study
- CIA World Factbook Country Study: Czechoslovakia
- Radio Prague's Short History of the Czech Republic
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Who Can You Talk To?
There are 11,525,000 people in the Austria, Bohemia, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Israel, Moravia, Poland, Romania, Silesia, Slovakia, Ukraine, and the United States of America who speak Czech. Now you can say hello to 11,525,000 people!
*Source: Ethnologue: Czech (2005)Say Hello to the World is a trademark of Lorri Mon.
Updated on 6 May 2008
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