In this delightful episode of our advanced Czech podcast, hosted by the amazing Petra, we explore the amusing stories of her two cats, Šimon and Frankie. Šimon, who started as a skinny kitten and has grown into a Garfield-like cat, began roaming outside more after Frankie joined the family. Petra uses these charming anecdotes to create an engaging way for you to learn Czech online. In this podcast to learn Czech, her stories are not only entertaining but also educational, making it easier to understand new vocabulary and phrases in the Czech language. For more podcast episodes go to slowczech.com/category/podcasts.

Petra, known as one of the best Czech tutors, dives into essential grammar points, focusing on the verb “mít rád” (to like) and its usage with the accusative case. For instance, she provides practical examples like “Moje kočka Frankie má ráda kapsičky” (My cat Frankie likes pouches) and “Šimon nemá rád Frankie” (Šimon does not like Frankie). These examples help learners to grasp the complexities of the Czech language in this podcast to learn Czech. Therefore, Petra’s clear explanations and relatable stories make these Czech lessons both fun and effective.

Additionally, Petra shares a popular Czech song “Mám doma kočku” by Pokáč, which is often used by Czech teachers to enrich lessons. This free material is perfect for anyone looking to learn Czech, providing cultural context and expanding vocabulary. Whether you are just starting or looking to advance your skills, Petra’s online lessons to learn Czech offer high-quality content that will keep you engaged and eager to learn more. Join Petra and discover how to say cat in Czech and much more in this entertaining and educational podcast episode.

In the second part, the member-only episode, you will learn:

1. **Body Parts of a Cat**
– Learn the specific Czech terms for different parts of a cat’s body, such as tlapky (paws), drápky (claws), and čumák (snout).

2. **Young Animals**
– Explore the names of young animals in Czech, including koťátko (kitten) and štěnátko (puppy).

3. **Idiomatic Expressions**
– Delve into Czech idiomatic expressions involving animals, such as “moudrý jako sova” (wise as an owl) and “líný jako veš” (lazy as a louse).

4. **Grammar Bonus – Plurals**
– Understand the rules for plural forms in Czech, with a special focus on masculine animate nouns.

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Ahoj, zdravím a vítám Tě u kočičího podcastu.

I když to nebude jen o kočách:-)

Mám doma kočku.

Teda vlastně mám doma dvě kočky. Jednu kočku a jednoho kocoura. Kocour žárlí na kočku.

… [whole transcript is available in slowczech Lab.]

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