Thanks a lot for your support. "Tchéquie" is the name used by many francophones, but the official name is République Tchèque. If the...
Éric BORDIER, Radio-Prague (bold's mine) Éric BORDIER's mother is Czech. He rents furnished apartments in Prague 1 (RENTeGO). As you can see,...
:lol: What an exaggeration! I can assure you many French people naturally call your country "Tchéquie", and it is in no way possible to associate...
Thanks a lot, Alexx. To me your explanation is more interesting than the Wikipedia article because it comes from a Czech citizen. BTW, I have...
Why is the Czech Republic called "the Czech Republic" in English, "la République Tchèque" in French, etc.? It's unusual for a country to...
For me, the Czech /i/ is similar to the same vowel in French, German, Italian, Spanish, etc. The difference is that it can be punctual [i] or long...
Thanks a lot, Glenn. :)
Hello, I plan to spend a week in Prague in May. I have got a sweet tooth. What pastry shops would you recommend me? :D
:lol: Who would believe such a stupid version of the story? :lol: In the original, a Pakistani has just landed in London, and nobody understand...
Thanks a lot Alexx. All these artificial languages are interesting, but I don't think many people would bother learning any. Incidentally I saw...
What is Ido?
Non-English speaking politicians seldom speak good English. In the EU administration and institutions communication from one language to another...
:lol: I wonder why some people always feel it necessary to drag in the French when they broach the problem of languages in the EU, and present...
Congratulations. These colours are more in agreement with the traditional ones of the Czech architectural style while the sad grey of the left...
Yes, that's it! They look good. It's the real McCoy. :)
:) Huuuum. Since Czech farmers have all the basic ingredients, and of good quality, they should have a go at making rillettes.
Do the Czechs have the equivalent of French rillettes? It's a preserve of meat (pork, goose, duck) in lard. We spread it on a slice of bread....
Could some moderator please correct the title of this folder on pronunciation (with an N before the C). Thank you. :)
I had to spend a few days in London 3 years ago after a 10 year lapse, and was amazed at the high cost of life. Even public transports are...
I suppose there is schwa between the /d/ and the /r/ or the /t/ and the /r/.
Separate names with a comma.
