#studying czech

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Sleep Vocab in Czech

This vocab list is loosely based on a German one from @talen-en-regendagen​. You can find it here. 

Czech English (POS/Gender)

spánek sleep (N/M) spát to sleep (V) ospalý sleepy (ADJ)

únava tiredness (N/F) unavený tired (ADJ) zívat to yawn (V) vyčerpaný exhausted (ADJ)

Dobrou noc! Good night!

zdřímnout si nap (V) lehnout si to lie down (V) sen dream (N/M) mít sny to dream (V) noční můra nightmare (N/F) chrápat to snore (V) zaspat to oversleep (V) probudit se - to wake up (Perfective V) vstávat - to get up (V) probuzený - awake (ADJ)

ložnice bedroom (N/F) postel bed (N/F) gauč couch, sofa (N/M) deka blanket (N/F) polštář pillow (N/M) noční stolek nightstand (N/M) budík alarm clock (N/M)

spánková deprivace sleep deprivation (N/F) porucha spánku sleep disorder nespavost insomnia (N/F) být náměsíčný to sleepwalk (V)

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I’m sorry for the long break between posts. I’m really flaky. I’m studying for a massive Spanish exam coming up soon. Does anyone have some advice for language exams?

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I know I’ve already posted this spread, but it’s finally all filled in. I decided to write the summaries in my TLs this month, and I think it went well.

I’ve been mostly doing Spanish grammar and reading (El Prisionario de Azkaban), and, as you can see above, I’ve been really slacking off Czech. Hopefully that will change in May!

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Guess which idiot lost their journal this weekend. I started a new one and did some writing in Czech and Spanish.

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Visual Vocab: Clothes in Czech

I’ve been trying something a bit more visual for vocabulary lately. This list is based off of a list from @miharusblog​. You can find the Korean list here. There are also a few of my own additions. 

I tried to format the images on a tumblr post, but it was a huge mess. I have decided to put it in a public google slides. You can view it without or without a google account. I decided that I would also include a normal vocab list.

P.S. I have alphabetized this list by the Czech words. They are in a different order below.

Czech English

oblečení clothes

pyžamo pyjamas

košile dress shirt

tričko t shirt

šaty dress

sukně skirt

podprsenka bra

spodní underwear

oblek suit

kalhoty pants

šortky shorts

džíny jeans

bunda jacket

kabát coat

obuv/boty shoes

vysoké podpatky high heels

skříň closet 

tenisky sneakers

ponočky socks

klobouk hat

brýle glasses

prsten ring

náušnice earrings 

kravata necktie

nosit to wear

obléknout se to get dressed

plavky swimsuit

šála scarf 

rukavice gloves

palčáky mittens

sluneční brýle sunglasses

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55DV - Day 3-4: Grain and Forest

Grain 

Czech English (POS/gender)

kukuřice corn (fn.)

celozrnné výrobky whole grain (mn.)

chléb bread (mn.)

topinka toast (fn.)

rýže rice (fn.)

Forest 

Czech English (POS/gender)

les forest (mn.)

strom tree (mn.)

květina flower (fn.)

řeka river (fn.)

kopec hill (mn.)

I am completing this challenge.

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Goal setting and coffee.

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Going through this article for some Czech practice.