Open czech course — 2. Travel and vacation

Dear clients,

We would like to invite you to the first les­son of the OPEN CZECH COURSE with the top­ic „Trav­el and vaca­tion“.

Where do Czechs go on vaca­tion? Where to go on a trip around Brno? What is your favorite way to trav­el?

The course is open to any­one who is on lev­el A2 or B1 or high­er.

The les­son takes place on MONDAY 5. 10. 2020 from 15:00 till 17:30

Reg­is­tra­tion for lec­ture will take place 28th Sep­tem­ber at 20:00 on this page.

Next lec­tures:

12/10 Fash­ion and cloth­ing: What does a typ­i­cal Czech wear? What are the dress­ing styles? What do you like to wear and where, what and how do you like to buy?

19/10 Brno –⁠ my city: What places in Brno do you need to vis­it? Where to go for good Czech tra­di­tion­al food? Do you know Brno leg­ends?

26/10 Sport: Do you play sports or are you more of a sports fan? Do you know any famous Czech ath­letes? What sports do Czechs like?

2/11 Leisure and inter­ests: How do we spend our free time? Do you like to cook, to cro­chet or to read books?

9/11 Work: What to (not) say and (not) do at a job inter­view? What is your job?

16/11 At the doc­tor and ill­ness: How to tell the doc­tor what hurts me? How to call for help?

23/11 Hous­ing: How to find an apart­ment or house rental? How to fur­nish an apart­ment? And what does an “hour hus­band” do?

30/11 Hol­i­days: Who is Nicholas? How do Czechs cel­e­brate And­vent and Christ­mas? Select­ed Czech tra­di­tions and cus­toms.

7/12 Slang, say­ings and gen­er­al Czech: When to use col­lo­qui­al Czech? “Hantec” or How to speak in Brno? The most used Czech proverbs and say­ings.

14/12 Theme accoard­ing to stu­dents wish­es.

Registration is open from 21. 9. 2020 20:00