Sylabus
1. Meeting people: Vocabulary: Co/Kdo je to? (People, things), Tady/tam; Kde?Odkud?; Nationalities Grammar: Personal pronouns and the present conjugation of to be Communication: Meeting people; Formal/informal language; How are you? Addressing people; use of academic titles Other information: Czech Language and its study
2. Things Vocabulary: Plural words, Adverbs of position, Numbers 0 - 10 Grammar: Negation of to be, Conjugation of verbs: 1st group, Accusative Communication: Asking for information; Other information: Charles University, The Third Faculty of Medicine, Department of Foreign Languages
3. Places Vocabulary: Prepositions of location v/na , Places, Apartment, Numbers 11 - 19, jobs Grammar: Locative, Conjugation of verbs: 2nd group; Plural of nouns (-y) Communication: In a restaurant, On a visit, Telephone conversation, Prosím, Problems with yes and no, Problems in communication Other information: Prague, Czech Republic
4. Daily routine Vocabulary: Liking: rád/ráda/rádi + verbs, The time of day, Neither...nor..., Conjuctions, Numbers 20 - 100 Grammar: Conjugation of verbs: 3rd group, Chtít, Reflexive verbs, Prefixes ně-and ni- Communication: Hellos and Goodbye´s, Negative questions, Apologies, Jak se (to) řekne česky Other information: public transport
5. Food and drink Vocabulary: food and drink, Liking: Mít rád, Numbers from 100, Kolik stojí... Grammar: Conjugation of verbs: 4th group, Review: The accusative Communication: I would like, In a shop, In a restaurant Final Test: Colloquium Other information: Czech history and Prague historical sites
Anotace
Ten-week intensive Czech language course (Beginners level) taught at the Language Department, Third Faculty of Medicine.
The course is intended for the Erasmus students studying medicine or science at Charles University, Prague.