Comments on: The history of the Czech language: mini-lecture / Mini Hodinka Historie Ceskeho Jazyka

By: giant Christmas tree lights up the Old Town Square | Czechmatediary

giant Christmas tree lights up the Old Town Square | Czechmatediary — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 06:03:30 +0000

[...] many bands from all over the world, such as from Singapore, South Africa or Germany. The Jan Hus sculpture (located in the middle of the square) is the center for children’s workshop this year in which [...]

By: New translation of the Czech bible is now available / Novy preklad Ceske bible je jiz k mani | Czechmatediary

Sat, 18 Apr 2009 05:00:33 +0000

[...] century traslation was held last Thursday in Betlehem Chapel, the well-known preaching spot of Jan Hus (see the picture above). CZ: Tento rok byl velmi dulezity pro ceske krestany. Ceska bible byla [...]

By: Vera S.

Vera S. — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 23:40:36 +0000

PS. Pokud neznate http://www.rodina.cz, kouknete se na ni. Je tam suplicek pod titulem Maminky jinde…(nahoda?)
Vera S.

By: Vera S.

Vera S. — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 23:37:45 +0000

Mila Tanjo,
k zapadnim slovanskym jazykum patri luzicka srbstina, ne sbrstina z byvale Jugoslavie. Ta patri k jiznim slovanskym jazykum. Luzicka srbstina se pise latinkou a ma podobnou strukturu jako cestina. Srbstina z jihu je naprosro odlisna a pise se “azbukou”. Luzicti Srbove chteli byt po 2.svetove valce pripojeni k Ceskoslovensku, pro blizkost jazyka a kultur. Ale nedoslo k tomu mimo jine kvuli zajmum Ruska.V anglictine se pro luzickou srbstinu nekdy pouziva vyrazu WENDISH. Mluvi ji neco kolem 60.000 lidi.

By: Michael

Michael — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 10:48:21 +0000

Oh, myslim ze ne, that you would lose your specialness over the haceked ‘r’. Just think of that beer, the moon over Hradcany a Vltava, Mikulov namesti, Tabor a Jan Zizka, Cesky Krumlov’s sundials, the flowers of Marianske Lazne. The list goes on and on and this isn’t even mentioning that famous Czech sense of humor.

By: Tanja

Tanja — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 04:27:37 +0000

Did you have a little talk with Jan Hus about this when you went to Tabor? Who knows, if a lot of people complain to to him about this, maybe he is going to wake up from the dead and make an end to this craziness! But then again, we – the Czechs – would not be that special anymore

By: MichaelM

MichaelM — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:40:50 +0000

Tanjo, you and I have never differed before on this website and it pains me to do so here for the first time (I’m almost devastated . . . but I’ll get over it). This unique gem of a letter ‘r with hacek, is really not what you think and perhaps ought not to be extolled with such enthusiasm. Who knows how many past emperors, impressed with good czech beers have used this particular letter to get good and lathered up about it and send their rampaging armies across the bohemian landscape. Who knew? I personally rampage inside my head every time I have to use it!

By: Czech Grammar riview | Czechmatediary

Czech Grammar riview | Czechmatediary — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 05:00:10 +0000

[...] that we have the history of the Czech language down, you can review the Czech grammar! Yes! I myself feel complete now ;0), knowing that anytime [...]

By: Vlastimil

Vlastimil — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 09:38:08 +0000

Zakomave je “h” a “ch”. Ve vetsihe slovanskych jazycich, “h” neexistuje…
“ch” existuje snad ve vsech slovanskych jazycich, a ceske “h” ve vetsine podobnych slovanskych slovech figutuje jako “g”, ktere se “nevzdelanymi” lidmi vyslovuje jako ceske “h”…. Neni to uzasne???

By: Vlastimil

Vlastimil — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 09:31:46 +0000

Ano, ‘r (plus hacek)’ byl tvrdy orisek pro mou ruskou manzelku. Ted us umi tu rikanku s temi 333 strikackami ) Moje deti, ktere cesky mlivi tak nizna 3 hodiny za rok, r s hackem ovladaji perfektne…
Jinak samozrejme hazkey se pouzivaji i v jinych jazycich… Moje dcera miluje cestinu pro “zdrobneliny”….neni to sice typicky ceske, ale je to typicky cesky mile ))