It is not easy to begin learning a foreign language especially if this language differs much from your mother tongue.
For example, those for whom English and German are mother tongues often have problems with Slavonic languages, such as Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech etc.
The process of learning a foreign language will certainly start with the most simple phrases that are however used in an everyday life.
These are phrases like "what your name", "my name is", "how are you", "um fine" etc.
We use such phrases every day and very often with big in communication with other people using these phrases.
In this article we will learn how to say your name in Czech language as well as discuss advantages of taking online language classes and free lessons.
It should be noted that Czech language will seem familiar and even quite simple for those who speak Slavonic languages such as Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Serbian etc.
These are languages that come from the same language group, and thus they have pretty many words in common.
For example, most personal pronouns sound exactly the same in Czech and Ukrainian for example.
The most typical phrases like "hello", "good afternoon" or "how are you" are very easy to master for those people who are either native Russians or Ukrainians or those who fluently speak these languages.
For native English language speakers Czech will seem quite difficult.
However, there is nothing impossible.
One has to make the first step in learning Czech language.
Most certainly, telling your name in Czech is the first thing to learn.
In all cultures and languages people who don't know each other start conversation with introducing themselves.
My name is - this is the first thing that all people who speak English learned during the first lesson.
Well, in Czech language this phrase sounds like "Jmenuji se...
" For example, if your name is John, the phrase "my name is John" will sound like "Jmenuji se John" in Czech language.
If you want this phrase to sound naturally try to avoid typical English pronunciation with aspirated sounds.
If you really want to achieve success in learning Czech you should most certainly look for online language courses, especially if you do not have time to visit offline language classes.
You can study from the comfort of your home using Skype or any other similar chat application.
It is very important that your language instructor is a native speaker or a person who have lived in Czech Republic for quite a long time.
For example, if you are in native English speaker who wants to learn Czech, the ideal option for you is the native Czech speaker who also speaks fluent English, or a native English speaker who has lived in Czech Republic for many years.
As a rule online language courses are cheaper as compared to offline classes.
You can negotiate learning schedule with the language instructor.
Moreover, it is always better to learn language one by one than in a huge class.