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Czech: vocabulary and grammar lists, A1 to A2

Flashcard lists of Czech vocabulary and grammar, levels A1 to A2, written for English speakers. Choose a level.

44 lists · 3,574 cards

School, free time and the world · Common adjectives and adverbs · In town, shopping and travel · Home, the day and meals · People, family and the body · Numbers, time, days and dates · Countries, nationalities and languages · Pronouns, determiners and negation · Introducing yourself, greetings and communicating · Verbs, function words and more · The past: all the forms · The present: all the conjugations · Reading and pronunciation · Být: first sentences (jsem, jsi, je, není) · Calling and joining: the vocative, a, ale, protože, že, když · Gender: ten, ta, to and the adjective that agrees (nový, nová, nové) · Going places: kam, odkud and how (do školy, na poštu, z Prahy, autem) · Modal verbs: chtít, moct, muset, umět, smět · Numbers and time: counting, the clock, days and dates (dvě kávy, pět korun, v pondělí) · Possessives: můj, tvůj, jeho, náš, svůj · Short pronouns: mi, ti, mu (Je mi zima, Líbí se mi, Bolí mě) · The accusative: what you eat, drink and like (kávu, bratra, dobrou kávu) · The future: budu, budu dělat, půjdu, pojedu · The locative: where (v Praze, ve škole, na poště) · The past: byl, dělal, šel, and jsem in second place · The plural: things (obchody, auta, restaurace) · The present: the conjugations, mít, jít and se (dělám, mluvím, pracuju, čtu)

Body, health and safety · Describing and comparing · Miscellaneous · School and work · Conversation phrases · Family, friends and feelings · Places and positions · Free time, sport and shows · Shops, money and clothes · Home and daily life · Eating and drinking · Times, numbers and measures · Nature, weather and countries · Little words · Phone, internet and media · Common verbs · Travel and transport

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