Wide range of Czech language courses.

You want to learn but don't have the time needed for evening classes? This is the right course for you! Highly effective software together with an Audio CD and a PDF workbook make it one of the best courses for learning Czech on the market.

Listening to Czech words and phrases repeatedly is a good way to learn. If you travel to work each day you could use this time to learn Czech words and phrases. On The Road! was created with this in mind. You can also put the contents of the audio CD on a smartphone or an iPad to listen to Czech on the train or while jogging or during work outs etc.

This concise Czech dictionary is a great companion for Czech language learners, from beginner to intermediate level. It includes the most common words in the language, in two sections: Czech-English and English-Czech. Essential vocabulary, needed for day to day use, is marked bold to help you find more easily what you are looking for.

You want to learn the basics of Czech grammar? This is the course for you! Each page provides a clear explanation of a particular aspect of Czech grammar. Topics include the Czech definite article, the indefinite article, verbs and adjectives, Czech pronouns and demonstrative pronouns.

Each topic in the Czech to English audio course provides a clear explanation of a particular aspect of Czech grammar. There are numerous topics in the package. Topics include the Czech definite article, the indefinite article, Czech adjectives, Czech pronouns, Czech demonstrative pronouns.

Speak! Czech remembers which words and phrases you've already learned and those you still need to practice. Each topic provides listening practice, a printable Czech-English lexicon and the opportunity to record your voice and see how your pronunciation compares with Czech native speakers.

Download the Audio-Book and enjoy a collection of stories in Czech as well as essential words and phrases. The text of the stories is available in Czech and English so that you can read what you are listening to.

An audio course or a computer course are indeed good ways to learn Czech but hearing and seeing alone are not enough. In order to learn a Czech word or phrase properly, you need to see it, hear it, speak it and write it. That's exactly what these workbooks are for.