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Hello and Welcome,

I am Monika Antosova and I run this blog to help you learn and improve your Czech language. 

On this platform, I will be sharing a variety of exercises, texts and useful tips and tricks to make your journey to speak Czech fluently fast and enjoyable. 

If you have any ideas on what you would love to learn or any other questions, just let me know in the comment section. 

S pozdravem

Monika 


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