ABC of Czech | All stories

Hello and welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's own Czech language programme in which we look at the use of numbers in everyday language. Today we have reached number 20.

Welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's Czech language course which looks at the use of numbers in everyday speech. So far this series has explored Czech numbers from one to twelve and explained the idioms and phrases in Czech which use these numbers. Between twelve and twenty, we find that there are significantly fewer fixed expressions using numbers, possibly with the exception of thirteen - trinact.

Welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's own Czech language programme in which we explore Czech numbers in everyday speech. Today we will look at lesson number twelve - lekce číslo dvanáct.

Welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's own Czech learning programme. Today we will be looking at the number 11 -jedenáct.

Welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's own language course in which we look at Czech numbers and their use in everyday speech. Today we will explore the number ten - deset.

Hello and welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's weekly Czech language series which looks at Czech numbers and their use in idioms and in everyday speech. Today we'll be talking about the number nine in Czech.

Hello and welcome to Radio Prague's Czech learning series Czech by Numbers in which we explore numbers in the Czech language and their use in everyday speech. Today we are back with lesson number eight - lekce číslo osm.

You are listening to Radio Prague's special Czech language course Czech by Numbers which explores numbers and their usage in everyday Czech speech. This is lesson number seven - lekce číslo sedm. The word for the number seven - sedm is very similar in all Slavonic languages and you can hear how much the sound resembles the English numeral.

Welcome to Czech by Numbers, Radio Prague's own Czech language series which explores Czech numbers and also their use in idioms. Today we'll be looking at the number six - šest. The common Indo-European origin of the Czech and English word is just about noticeable in the sound.

You are listening to Radio Prague's special Czech language course Czech by Numbers which explores numbers and their usage in everyday Czech speech. This is lesson number five - lekce císlo pet. The word for the number pet is very similar in all Slavonic languages.