Is there anyone you know, who learned Czech after 30, who is not of Slavic origin?
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Are there any watch bands that look like this?
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What is the difference of zhasnout and vypnout?
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Any games for iOS in Czech language?
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Are there any online tests to check the level of one’s Czech language? (A1, B1 etc..)
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Why is "skladem" in instrumental case, even though it means in stock?
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What does "slovo dalo slovo" mean?
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Why is an adverb used in this sentence?
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Why is the verb negated in this conditional sentence?
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Why is there an "od" in this sentence?
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Which office should I visit for invitation letter (ePozvání)?
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Is it possible for an object to be completely motionless in an absolute reference frame?
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Is there any documentation about which grammar topics in Czech Language fall into which CEFR levels (A1, B1..)?
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Why zavolat is used with accusative in this sentence?
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What is the difference between něj and něho?
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Why "zkušenost" is translated with an "-i" in the end?
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What is the difference between "chystat se" and "připravit se"?
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Is moci a noun or a verb?
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Why is it "po dvou letech" but not "roce"?
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What is the difference between mnoho and mnohem?
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Help with Akuzativ (4. pád)
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