It presents a fresh and accessible description of the language and sets out the complexities of czech in short, readable sections Explanations are clear and free from jargon. At the beginning there is a chapter devoted to the phone c system of czech It is necessary to get familiar with how to read the le ers and how they in uence each other. Using this “beginner’s guide” is a first step towards a more interesting life in the czech republic, so make the most of it The first part explains basic pronounciation rules
Of course it’s quite hard to explain pronounciation in a written text, but at least it’s a start. It is up to czech heritage societies to keep czech classes alive Czech is a less commonly taught anguage (lctl) in the united states, and locating czech classes is difficult
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