Cau Dane, doufam, ze se mas dobre... Zacal jsi pracovat a to je dobre Super je, ze se ucis zaklady cestiny... Myslim, ze se to naucis rychle... Tvoje prace musi byt zajimava... Zatim se mej skvele a Buh ti zehnej... I visited Brno a few weeks ago and made some friends I am attempting to learn the language. I recognise Cau Dane as a greeting and Dobre as good. The rest I need help with...I would like to learn the language which is why I found this site. Any guidance will be appreciated. Thanks
Hey, I'm not a native speaker, but here's how I understand it: Hi Dan, I hope that you are doing good. It's good that you started working and great that you are learning the basics of Czech. I think you will learn it quickly. Your work must be interesting. Meanwhile take care and God bless you. H.
Wow, Your czech is pretty good. That matches a previous conversation we were having in English. Where did you learn Czech? Is Doufam I hope? Any ways thanx for the reply uuspoiss.
Hi Strider, I'm learning Czech too - good luck with it. Make sure you have a good dictionary, one or two good books and if you can get help (or classes!) from a native speaker all the better. There is a good thread about textbooks here: http://www.myczechrepublic.com/boards/v ... .php?t=533 I used Teach Yourself Czech (first couple of chapters) to get my pronunciation going and now I'm using Czech Step-by-Step. Doufám does mean I hope, btw - from the verb doufat - to hope Hodně štěstí!
You're welcome. I haven't really learned Czech yet, still trying to get acquainted with it I'll take my first attempt at learning this summer. Doufám is the first person singular from doufat - to hope. See here for some basic information about verb conjugations in Czech. Good luck! H.
