Online Standard Czech Course – False Beginners A1.1
Refresh Your Czech Basics (False Beginners A1.1)
Already know a few words but need to build a solid grammatical foundation? Our Standard and Weekend Czech Courses for False Beginners A1.1 are designed specifically for expats who have had some exposure to Czech—perhaps from living in Prague, picking up words at work, or trying self-study apps—but struggle to put those words into complete sentences. You will expand your vocabulary, master the present tense, and learn to navigate everyday situations with growing confidence.
📚 Book & Materials
Czech Step by Step 1
(Lessons 3–5)
approx. 50 lessons
Lessons are enriched with practical worksheets, speaking drills, and real-life conversational role-plays.
🗣️ Topics
Orientation and asking for directions; Identifying places in the city; Ordering at a restaurant and talking about food; Discussing family and describing people; Daily routine and expressing time (days of the week, parts of the day).
✍️ Grammar
Mastering the Present tense; The Accusative singular (4th case) for direct objects; Possessive pronouns; Using adjectives correctly; Modal verbs (want, must, can, should).
Why Join the False Beginners A1.1 Course?
Being a "false beginner" is a great advantage! You already have an ear for the language and likely know more vocabulary than you realize. However, without a structured approach, it is easy to get stuck translating word-for-word and making persistent grammar mistakes. We skip the absolute basics (like the alphabet and basic greetings) and jump straight into activating your passive knowledge, giving you the structure you need to start speaking correctly and automatically.
What Will You Learn to Do?
- Navigate the City: Stop relying entirely on GPS or English. You will learn how to ask for directions, understand responses, and talk about various places around Prague with ease.
- Dine Out Like a Local: Feel completely comfortable in Czech restaurants. From booking a table and reading the menu to ordering your favorite meal and asking for the bill.
- Express Wants and Needs: By mastering modal verbs (such as chtít - to want, muset - to have to), you will be able to express your intentions and obligations clearly in the present tense.
- Understand the Accusative Case: We will break down the notorious 4th case (Accusative) into simple, logical rules, allowing you to use direct objects correctly without hesitation.
At Czech Language Training (CLT), we focus on communicative teaching. You will not just sit and listen; you will actively participate in dialogues, group activities, and practical exercises. Our dedicated native teachers provide a supportive, stress-free environment to help you overcome the language barrier. If you are looking for the most effective Czech for foreigners education, check our upcoming schedule in the interactive table above and enroll today. Take your scattered Czech vocabulary and turn it into real fluency!
