I don't usually get the chance to talk with people about a slavic language like Czech. But there's a lot of Americans and Canadians who are learning Czech. So in the newest podcast eisode, I talk to Eliška, a certified language coach of Czech, to see how the grammar and the spelling and the syllable stress, the rhythm, and even the intonation are very different between English and Czech. This was insanely interesting!

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Because Czech is Cool! https://www.becauseczechiscool.com/

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RESOURCES

About the Czech Language

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Czech-language

IPA - International Phonetic Alphabet

https://www.ipachart.com/

Neurolanguage Coaching

https://neurolanguagecoachnetwork.com/

* In this episode you listened to various sounds you may be unfamiliar with, which is why I encourage you to look at the transcript of the show to see how various sounds look like in IPA.