1. pád (nominativ): (Kdo, co je?) žena → Pavla (to je)
2. pád (genitiv): (Bez koho, čeho?, kam?) ženy → Pavly (vedle, naproti, do/od, z)
3. pád (dativ): (Ke komu, čemu?) ženě → Pavle (dám to, pomáhám)
4. pád (akuzativ): (Koho, co?) ženu → Pavlu (vidím, mám rád, dám si)
5. pád (vokativ): (Oslovujeme?) ženo! → Pavlo!
6. pád (lokál): (O kom, o čem?) ženě → Pavle (mluvím, čtu, píšu o)
7. pád (instrumentál): (S kým, s čím?) ženou → (s) Pavlou
úkol: káva, kavárna, posilovna, dovolená


1. pád (nominativ): růže (Kdo, co je?)  → restaurace (to je)
2. pád (genitiv): růže (Bez koho, čeho?, kam?) → restaurace  (vedle, naproti, do, z)
3. pád (dativ): růži (Ke komu, čemu?) → restauraci (dám to, pomáhám)
4. pád (akuzativ): růži (Koho, co?) → restauraci (vidím, mám rád, dám si)
5. pád (vokativ): růže! (Oslovujeme?) → restaurace
6. pád (lokál): růži (O kom, o čem?) → restauraci (mluvím, čtu, píšu o)
7. pád (instrumentál): růží (S kým, s čím?) → restaurací
úkol: drogerie, rýže, slivovice, Lucie

Czech Drills

Deklination of "káva" and "restaurace"

In session 1 we are going to learn how to use 1 type of +ing structure: participle clauses. We will also learn 8 advanced headwords to use when talking about the media.

English Fluency C1

Session 1: Participle Clauses and words in the media

Listening Strategy
Before the recording starts:
1. Check instructions – how many words/numbers are permitted for the answer
2. Skim and orientate – establish context (who, where, what)
3. Underline keywords and think of synonyms
4. Establish required information
5. Predict answers

During the recording:
1. Listen for keywords (stressed words)
2. Listen for signposts and synonyms of keywords in the question
3. Work on the current question and look ahead to the next question
4. Skip missed answers and move on
5. Watch out for distracters (incorrect answers)

After the recording (transfer time):
1. Check for spelling or grammatical errors
2. Fill in something for any missing answers

IELTS Insights📚📝

IELTS Listening Strategy

Jag pratar lite om Sveriges vackra natur, och om ställen jag har besökt och varit på som jag rekommenderar (norra Sverige bland annat).

Easy Swedish with Viktoria

Ep. #12 - Natur

In this episode, I explain how to say Adjectives in a casual way. Like "It's freaking big!" or "It's mad cold!" Instead of saying "It's big. It's cold. It's scary." There are some rules that you can use! Check it out!

Takeshi's 2 minutes Japanese!

How to say ADJECTIVES in a casual way! 

A  Japanese Free Conversation with Marko. マルコさんとの自由な会話

snacks 　　おかし　
foods   　　食べ物


SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送  継続は力ニャり

Vol.9 A  Japanese Free Conversation with Marko. マルコさんとの自由な会話

We live in an interconnected world, businesses operate across borders and cultures. But simply having a global presence isn't enough. To truly resonate with international audiences, you need to tell compelling stories that transcend language and cultural barriers.
So, how do you craft a global business story that captures hearts and minds? 

Consider translation and localization when sharing your story globally.  Ensure the language and cultural references resonate with your target audience.

By following these steps, you can transform your global business story from a dry recitation of facts into a captivating narrative that resonates with international audiences, fosters connections, and propels your company forward in the global marketplace.


The Global Professional Podcast

How to tell a story - EP 20

Are you ready to master the art of effective business communication? As an educator, my primary objective is to equip my Business English (BE) students with the skills they need to excel in the professional realm. In my class, we dive deep into the world of written communication, exploring the ins and outs of crafting compelling emails, memos, reports, and business letters. From understanding the core principles of effective writing to applying them in practical scenarios, I guide my students on a journey towards proficiency. Through engaging discussions and interactive exercises, we explore the importance of clarity, conciseness, and precision in communication. Grammar, punctuation, and formatting conventions are meticulously dissected, forming the building blocks of polished writing. Moving forward, we delve into the practical aspects of business communication, dissecting the components of impactful emails, constructing concise and effective memos, and mastering the art of persuasive report writing. Additionally, we explore the nuances of writing professional business letters, adapting our communication style to suit diverse audiences and contexts. Through role-playing activities and simulations, my students gain practical experience, preparing them to navigate real-world business scenarios with confidence.

LEARN BY LISTENING

How to Write  Emails, Memos, Reports, and Business Letters

你能猜猜”哭成狗“，”领头羊“，”驴唇不对马嘴”什么意思吗？在本集全中文播客里，Karen介绍了几个中文里和动物有关的表达。一起来看看吧！
