Hey Czech learner!

Do you ever think:
“Maybe I’m not talented for languages…”
“I’ve been learning Czech for years but still can’t speak!”
“Why do I freeze in every conversation?”

Let’s stop pretending it’s your fault.
It’s not. And in this podcast episode, I tell you exactly why.

You’ll discover the biggest problem with the way we’ve all been taught to learn languages.
(Hint: it’s not about how old you are, or how many grammar books you’ve bought.)

Instead of speaking Czech, most learners are just memorizing words, rules, and phrases they never actually use. That’s not connection. That’s not conversation.

Why traditional Czech lessons and apps like Duolingo leave you stuck in your head

How to finally break the wall between “I understand” and “I speak”

3 things you can start doing today to speak Czech naturally

A mindset shift that brings real results (no perfectionism required!)

You’ll also get 3 reflection prompts to understand your blockages—and rewrite your story.

If you’re looking for real-life Czech, practical tips, and the confidence to say more than “Dobrý den,” this episode is for you.
Let’s change the way you learn Czech—so you can finally speak the way you want.

Měj se hezky, uč se česky, 

Eliška

Prefer to listen? Watch?
This episode is available in both podcast and video format—whatever fits your life best!

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1. Self-paced programs that’ll have you speaking like a local (no textbook boredom, we promise!)
2. One-on-one lessons tailored just for you (because you’re special, and so are your goals!)
3. Immersion Program – to feel at home in Czech conversations!

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Měj se hezky, uč se česky! 

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