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Czech (New ed)

Lee, W.R.Lee, Z.Short, David(Revised by)
Part of the Teach Yourself Languages series
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Since 1993, the Czech Republic is one of the two daughter states of the former Czechoslovakia (the other is Slovakia to the east).

The Czech Republic lies in the very heart of Europe and its capital Prague has become an important tourist destination. This course is designed for those who want to progress quickly from the basics to understanding, speaking and writing Czech with confidence.

Although aimed at those with no previous knowledge, it is equally suitable for anyone wishing to brush up existing knowledge for a holiday or business trip.

Key structures and vocabulary are introduced in 20 thematic units progressing from introducing yourself and dealing with everyday situations to talking about the past and making a complaint.

You should become familiar with many aspects of life in the Czech Republic as well as the language.

The emphasis is on communication throughout, with important language structures introduced through two dialogues in each unit.

These build up to give you a command of many essential phrases and, especially in earlier units, much of the basic language you will need on first arriving in the Czech Republic.

There are plenty of exercises to practise the language as it is introduced and tips throughout to help with grammar. The new edition retains the tried-and-tested structure of the lessons, but has been updated.

The new page design makes the book more attractive and user-friendly for the self-access learner.

New features in this edition include: an English-Czech vocabulary; a glossary of grammatical terms; new artwork; and a "taking it further" section, directing you to further sources of real Czech.

The accompanying cassette provides approximately 90 minutes of listening material.

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Product Details
Teach Yourself Books
0340870591 / 9780340870594
Audio cassette
26/12/2003
United Kingdom
English
384 p. : ill.
20 cm
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Previous ed.: London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1993.